This is the first installment of a multi-part series.
A new state law requiring University of Iowa students to take courses in American history and government is fueling a debate over who should shape...
In an unprecedented Johnson County Board of Supervisors election, Lisa Green-Douglass, Jon Green, Sue Dvorsky, V Fixmer-Oraiz, and Mandi Remington all won the Democratic nomination for the Johnson...
The walk to class is two miles, but it starts long before Drew Owen steps outside.
By the time he locks his door, he has already begun calculating the day — how many hours he can work, what he...
David Axelrod made his return to Iowa on April 28, drawing on decades of personal experience in American politics.
From his upbringing and early journalism career to his time at the center of...
When Jack Kennedy served as the journalism advisor for Iowa City City High School for over two decades, he felt as though freedom of expression in schools was supported and valued at the statehouse.
In...
In a shooting at Iowa City’s Pedestrian Mall on April 19, five people, including three University of Iowa students, were injured after a large fight escalated into gunfire. It has sparked discussions...
For Sunday Goshit, a University of Iowa assistant professor and Nigerian immigrant, the decision did not come at the beginning of a long and uncertain immigration journey but at the very end of one.
After...
Progressives called for sweeping change — from universal health care to local government reform — with two candidates taking center stage Saturday, rallying supporters in Iowa City.
Tiffin Democrat...
Roughly a year after Iowa removed gender identity from its Civil Rights Act, local officials say the effects are beginning to surface, not only in the lives of transgender residents, but in the balance...
The Young Americans for Freedom, or YAF, University of Iowa chapter and Iowa City’s Revolutionary Communists of America came together at the IMU Richey Ballroom on April 1 to discuss issues such...
A California jury ruled in favor of a 20-year-old woman, awarding her $3 million from Meta and YouTube in damages caused to her mental health from the social media agencies. Brett Johnson, University...
As federal immigration enforcement spending accelerates under President Donald Trump, new reports show record detention levels, rapidly expanding infrastructure, and mounting taxpayer costs — prompting...
