Matt Easley’s days as a college football player are over, but his days at Northern Iowa aren’t.
After concluding his playing career and graduating with a bachelor’s degree, the older Easley elected...
Standup comedy needs to evolve, and Iowa City needs to start taking steps to offer ways for comedians with different voices and points of view to entertain and feel safe while doing it.
Standup comedy...
Since Bond Shymansky was named head coach of Iowa volleyball in 2014, the Hawkeyes have had one goal in mind: an NCAA Tournament berth.
Iowa volleyball clicked on all cylinders against No. 6 Wisconsin...
Anna Kayser, Assistant Sports Editor
• October 8, 2018
This isn’t going to be an easy case to make, but I’ll try my best.
Sure, the Iowa volleyball team can be on top of its game at home against a No. 6 team, but if it really is that good, then why isn’t...
October 4, 2018
Just as he’s busy balancing research, classes, and football, Nelson also deals with the process of applying to medical school, and it isn’t a free run at the quarterback by any means.
Nelson explained...
The acts of one student left an enormous scar on the UI campus. Family members and friends of victims along with members of the UI community were suddenly forced to digest the confusing and terrifying...
Later that night, a press conference was held in which Ann Rhodes, the vice president for University Relations, addressed reporters. Keller, Muller, and Williams attended the conference. The photo Williams...
Eventually, DI editors got in touch with Keller at Van Allen when another reporter was sent to the scene, then headed back to the newsroom with information from Keller.
Then-DI Metro Editor Ann Hill,...
At the Field House, then-DI Photo Editor Michael Williams — now the director of photography at The Everett Collection in New York — was photographing a UI swimming meet when an Iowa City Press-Citizen...
At Van Allen, Loren Keller arrived in time to see paramedics hauling a stretcher out of the building and police posted outside of the east entrance. The scene wasn’t frantic. There weren’t people crying...
In Denver, then-DI Editor-in-Chief John Kenyon and then-Publisher Bill Casey were attending a national journalism conference. The two had arrived in Denver that Wednesday night. Casey called home to check...
Wind and sleet made for a miserable Friday afternoon in Iowa City on Nov. 1, 1991. As students trudged home in the cold, Loren Keller sat alone in the Daily Iowan newsroom, located in the Communications...
