Jacob Wendell, Opinions Contributor
• February 28, 2021
Rep. Ashley Hinson’s beef crusade is just another example of unjustified conservative outrage.
In recent tweets, she has lambasted Bill Gates and the “radical left” after Gates suggested that...
Josie Taylor, Opinions Contributor
• February 28, 2021
Last week, the Iowa Legislature passed a bill that would shorten the time Iowans can vote early or absentee by nine days, and polling locations on Election Day would close an hour earlier. Iowa legislators...
Ally Pronina, Opinions Columnist
• February 25, 2021
The pain of grief demands to be felt. Recently, the U.S. surpassed 500,000 COVID-19 deaths which means that hundreds of thousands of families are grieving the loss of a loved one.
University of...
Gabe Conley, Opinions Contributor
• February 25, 2021
Companies across the world are collecting endless amounts of data in their efforts to better understand customers and predict future trends. However, the dizzying amounts of data available to these...
Open letter to all concerned in making this decision:
I have contemplated writing this letter for many weeks since hearing of the “irreversible” decision to drop men’s varsity gymnastics as...
The recent successful public launch of the female-founded and operated Bumble Inc. signifies another huge win for women entrepreneurs and strong female leadership in the start-up world and corporate...
I’m not a stranger to limited options.
Ever since my diagnosis at 11 years old of Chronic Regional Pain Syndrome and Hypermobility Spectrum Disorder, my world options narrowed. With the COVID-19...
The Jewish community at the University of Iowa is small, but Iowa Hillel is doing all it can to make a welcoming home for its students. The Hillel fosters an inviting community through a variety of...
During a pandemic that’s claimed thousands of American lives, Republicans seem to be set on pursuing needless legislative actions. It's gotten to the point where the U.S. Senate and House Republicans...
Sophie Stover, Opinions Columnist
• February 21, 2021
The NCAA has been notoriously stagnant when it comes to addressing the issue of whether college athletes should be able to profit off their name, image, and likeness. It's not surprising that the governing...
Shahab Khan, Opinions Columnist
• February 21, 2021
Gov Kim Reynolds’ vaccine rollout has been lackadaisical.
The original partnership with Microsoft to help develop a vaccine distribution system was a necessary first step. However, she decided...
With COVID-19, professors needed to get creative with online learning. One of the ways many courses handled this transition with testing is using online proctoring services. Although these proctoring...
