Feminism, specifically the Fourth Wave, has pushed its way into politics, and members of the
new generation work to advocate for a more inclusive society.
President Trump recently requested that National Guard troops be sent to the U.S.-Mexico border; Iowa has a history of contributing to requests such as this.
Harm-reduction advocates are likely going to have to wait another year to legalize syringe- and needle-exchange programs, legislators say. One UI medical student has her sights set on expanding services.
New legislation bars funds from going to local entities that discourage enforcement of federal immigration policies, but a city official says the effect on Iowa City will be limited.
Ann Williams, a state representative for Illinois’ 11th District (Chicago North Side), reflects on her time at the DI and how it continues to help her in her political career.
In light of Iowa’s dwindling state support, legislators and members of the UI community ask: What is higher education’s role in society? How public will it remain if funding sources become more private?
