Yasmina Sahir, Opinions Columnist
• February 5, 2023
Many college students know the struggle of juggling work and school responsibilities during the semester.
In Iowa City, I consider myself lucky to have access to many employment opportunities between...
Every child and teenager deserves a quality education.
On Jan. 24, Gov. Kim Reynolds signed the Students First Act into law. Once fully implemented, K-12 students will be eligible to receive $7,600...
Marijuana should be legalized at the federal level.
The illegality of marijuana has opened doors to alternative products and markets that sell a similar but potentially more dangerous product.
Chemically...
Luke Krchak, Opinions Contributor
• January 31, 2023
Iowa Republicans introduced a bill that would reduce Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits.
This bill is harmful to the people who need help the most by limiting access to basic nutrition.
In...
As many expect a looming recession, some individuals are partaking in money saving strategies.
During a recession, consumers spend less, which leads to a significant impact on economic activity....
My experience in the Undergraduate Student Government has looked a little different in each of my two years, but it has always been driven by the potential to improve student life at the University of...
Columns reflect the opinions of the authors and are not necessarily those of the Editorial Board, The Daily Iowan, or other organizations in which the author may be involved.
Debates about...
There is a workplace cultural crisis running rampant across the nation, and the University of Iowa is not safe from it.
At the UI, instructional track faculty reported feeling like “second-class citizens”...
For many people, it is often uncomfortable to discuss vaginal discharge. However, this natural phenomenon is completely normal and healthy. The term vaginal discharge refers to the fluid or mucus that...
Peter Anders, Opinions Contributor
• January 25, 2023
As we approach February, most people who set out on their New Year’s resolutions have already failed.
According to research done by Forbes, New Year’s resolutions carry a 80 percent failure rate....
Educators in the U.S. are putting their best foot forward for students. No matter where they are, educators influence students inside and outside of their classrooms.
Teachers are faced with more...
