President Wilson’s remarks on the efforts of UI students in advocating for a disability cultural hall were appalling not just because of her vagueness, but also because of her implying that disabled...

Four candidates are competing for two seats on the Johnson County Board of Supervisors. One candidate’s campaign for climate action and racial equity makes them stand out among the field of qualified...

The legacy of Iowa City’s Black Angel isn’t a new topic in Iowa lore. With the leaves changing colors, the release of “Hocus Pocus 2,” and the hustle of midterms, traditions can be comforting...

A specter is haunting the American economy: the specter of recession. With job growth dramatically slowing in recent months, many economists have predicted the U.S. economy will be in a state...

October is Pride History Month. The month sheds light on those in the LGTBQ+ community, celebrating and acknowledging one’s identity and history. As someone who is a part of the queer community,...

Anywhere you live long enough will eventually become old news. As someone born and raised here, this is how I feel about Iowa. But the older I get, the more I realize my “boring” childhood in...

At the University of Iowa, there is a sense that party culture dominates the lifestyle scene. Going out with your friends and having a drink or two while dancing the night away is a common weekend ritual...

Throw a stone into a pond and the waves move out in concentric circles, eventually reaching shores far away.  Imagine Iowa as that pond and an abortion ban as the stone. If the Iowa Legislature bans...

The University of Iowa Undergraduate Student Government passed a resolution on Sept. 27 in support of sexual and reproductive health care accessibility. This is a step in the right direction because...

Individuals with a federal charge for marijuana possession are no longer criminals. President Joe Biden declared a pardon on Oct. 6 for thousands of individuals with a “simple marijuana possession.”...