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The independent newspaper of the University of Iowa community since 1868

The Daily Iowan
The independent newspaper of the University of Iowa community since 1868

The Daily Iowan

Larry Phan, Photojournalist/Videographer

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Email: [email protected]

Larry Phan is a Photographer and Videographer at The Daily Iowan. He is a fifth-year undergraduate student at the University of Iowa, majoring in civil engineering with a minor in arts.

 

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Iowa’s Mackenzie Vance jumps in excitement during the Women’s Gymnastics Cancer Awareness Meet between Iowa and Penn State at Carver-Hawkeye Arena on Friday, Feb. 4, 2022. Vance earns 9.750 points for the beam. Hawkeyes beat the Nittany Lions 196.125 - 195.325.

[Photo] Iowa women’s gymnastics honors seniors at final home meet of 2022 season

Grant Hall, Sports Reporter
February 5, 2022
A student lifts weights at the Campus Recreational and Wellness Center in Iowa City on Wednesday, Jan. 26, 2022.

[Photo] UI CRWC staff encourage healthy, small wellness-based goals after the new year

Madeleine Willis, News Reporter
February 2, 2022
SAT and ACT books are shown in the Iowa City Public Library on Monday, 31, 2022.

[Photo] Regents’ new ACT/SAT policy aim to give prospective students flexibility

Kate Perez, News Reporter
February 1, 2022
Fourth-year nursing student Tony Nguyen answers questions during a Daily Iowan interview at the University of Iowa Main Library on Jan. 25, 2022. Nguyen shares his perspective on vaccine mandates. “I think it should be heavily encouraged and pushed that people get vaccinated, but at the end of the day, I think it’s the students’ choice if they want to get vaccinated or not.”

[Photo] Students weigh in on COVID-19 protocols

Sam Knupp, News Reporter
January 30, 2022
Iowa gubernatorial candidate Deidre DeJear talks to students about her policies in the Iowa Memorial Union on Wednesday, Jan. 26, 2022. One of her main points was to try to improve Iowa’s retention of young citizens for the future. “This state is not living up to the expectation that it should be putting people first and providing for regular day Iowans.”

[Photo] Gubernatorial candidate Deidre DeJear says keeping college grads in Iowa is a campaign priority

January 26, 2022
Iowa’s Mariel Bruxvoort runs the 200-meter during the Larry Wieczorek Invitational Track Meet at the Hawkeye Indoor Track Facility on Jan. 22, 2022. Bruxvoort finished second in her heat with a time of 24.73 seconds. The Larry Wieczorek Invitational hosted Wisconsin, Purdue, Northern Iowa, Gonzaga, and Baylor.

[Photo] Photos: Larry Wieczorek Invitational track and field meet

DI Visuals Staff
January 23, 2022
Lincoln Ziegenhorn, the son of the owner of Bartertown and cashier, poses for a portrait in the new store at Old Capitol Mall in Iowa City on Monday, Jan. 17, 2022. Ziegenhorn explained the reason why his father opened up the shop. “He had too much inventory but also he wanted to open up a toy store for the longest time.”

Featured photos: Bartertown Toys and Collectibles

Larry Phan, Photojournalist
January 17, 2022
The Iowa City Public Library is shown with mask mandate signs in Iowa City on Monday, Jan. 17, 2022.

[Photo] Johnson County health care officials call for stop of omicron spread as cases rise

January 17, 2022
The new toy store Bartertown is shown in the Old Capitol Mall in Iowa City on Monday, Jan. 17, 2022. Lincoln Ziegenhorn, son of the owner of Bartertown, works as the cashier. Lincoln gives the was why his father opened up the shop was that “he had too much inventory, but also, he wanted to open up a toy store for the longest time.” (Larry Phan/The Daily Iowan)

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The new toy store Bartertown is shown in the Old Capitol Mall in Iowa City on Monday, Jan. 17, 2022. Lincoln Ziegenhorn, son of the owner of Bartertown, works as the cashier. Lincoln gives the was why his father opened up the shop was that “he had too much inventory, but also, he wanted to open up a toy store for the longest time.” (Larry Phan/The Daily Iowan)

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The new toy store Bartertown is shown in the Old Capitol Mall in Iowa City on Monday, Jan. 17, 2022. Lincoln Ziegenhorn, son of the owner of Bartertown, works as the cashier. Lincoln gives the was why his father opened up the shop was that “he had too much inventory, but also, he wanted to open up a toy store for the longest time.” (Larry Phan/The Daily Iowan)

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The new toy store Bartertown is shown in the Old Capitol Mall in Iowa City on Monday, Jan. 17, 2022. Lincoln Ziegenhorn, son of the owner of Bartertown, works as the cashier. Lincoln gives the was why his father opened up the shop was that “he had too much inventory, but also, he wanted to open up a toy store for the longest time.” (Larry Phan/The Daily Iowan)

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The new toy store Bartertown is shown in the Old Capitol Mall in Iowa City on Monday, Jan. 17, 2022. Lincoln Ziegenhorn, son of the owner of Bartertown, works as the cashier. Lincoln gives the was why his father opened up the shop was that “he had too much inventory, but also, he wanted to open up a toy store for the longest time.” (Larry Phan/The Daily Iowan)

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The new toy store Bartertown is shown in the Old Capitol Mall in Iowa City on Monday, Jan. 17, 2022. Lincoln Ziegenhorn, son of the owner of Bartertown, works as the cashier. Lincoln gives the was why his father opened up the shop was that “he had too much inventory, but also, he wanted to open up a toy store for the longest time.” (Larry Phan/The Daily Iowan)

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The new toy store Bartertown is shown in the Old Capitol Mall in Iowa City on Monday, Jan. 17, 2022. Lincoln Ziegenhorn, son of the owner of Bartertown, works as the cashier. Lincoln gives the was why his father opened up the shop was that “he had too much inventory, but also, he wanted to open up a toy store for the longest time.” (Larry Phan/The Daily Iowan)

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The new toy store Bartertown is shown in the Old Capitol Mall in Iowa City on Monday, Jan. 17, 2022. Lincoln Ziegenhorn, son of the owner of Bartertown, works as the cashier. Lincoln gives the was why his father opened up the shop was that “he had too much inventory, but also, he wanted to open up a toy store for the longest time.” (Larry Phan/The Daily Iowan)

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The new toy store Bartertown is shown in the Old Capitol Mall in Iowa City on Monday, Jan. 17, 2022. Lincoln Ziegenhorn, son of the owner of Bartertown, works as the cashier. Lincoln gives the was why his father opened up the shop was that “he had too much inventory, but also, he wanted to open up a toy store for the longest time.” (Larry Phan/The Daily Iowan)

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The new toy store Bartertown is shown in the Old Capitol Mall in Iowa City on Monday, Jan. 17, 2022. Lincoln Ziegenhorn, son of the owner of Bartertown, works as the cashier. Lincoln gives the was why his father opened up the shop was that “he had too much inventory, but also, he wanted to open up a toy store for the longest time.” (Larry Phan/The Daily Iowan)

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The new toy store Bartertown is shown in the Old Capitol Mall in Iowa City on Monday, Jan. 17, 2022. Lincoln Ziegenhorn, son of the owner of Bartertown, works as the cashier. Lincoln gives the was why his father opened up the shop was that “he had too much inventory, but also, he wanted to open up a toy store for the longest time.” (Larry Phan/The Daily Iowan)

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The new toy store Bartertown is shown in the Old Capitol Mall in Iowa City on Monday, Jan. 17, 2022. Lincoln Ziegenhorn, son of the owner of Bartertown, works as the cashier. Lincoln gives the was why his father opened up the shop was that “he had too much inventory, but also, he wanted to open up a toy store for the longest time.” (Larry Phan/The Daily Iowan)

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The new toy store Bartertown is shown in the Old Capitol Mall in Iowa City on Monday, Jan. 17, 2022. Lincoln Ziegenhorn, son of the owner of Bartertown, works as the cashier. Lincoln gives the was why his father opened up the shop was that “he had too much inventory, but also, he wanted to open up a toy store for the longest time.” (Larry Phan/The Daily Iowan)

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The new toy store Bartertown is shown in the Old Capitol Mall in Iowa City on Monday, Jan. 17, 2022. Lincoln Ziegenhorn, son of the owner of Bartertown, works as the cashier. Lincoln gives the was why his father opened up the shop was that “he had too much inventory, but also, he wanted to open up a toy store for the longest time.” (Larry Phan/The Daily Iowan)

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The new toy store Bartertown is shown in the Old Capitol Mall in Iowa City on Monday, Jan. 17, 2022. Lincoln Ziegenhorn, son of the owner of Bartertown, works as the cashier. Lincoln gives the was why his father opened up the shop was that “he had too much inventory, but also, he wanted to open up a toy store for the longest time.” (Larry Phan/The Daily Iowan)

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The new toy store Bartertown is shown in the Old Capitol Mall in Iowa City on Monday, Jan. 17, 2022. Lincoln Ziegenhorn, son of the owner of Bartertown, works as the cashier. Lincoln gives the was why his father opened up the shop was that “he had too much inventory, but also, he wanted to open up a toy store for the longest time.” (Larry Phan/The Daily Iowan)

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Milwaukees Lauren Lietzke winds up for a shot during the Hawkeye Invitational in the Hawkeye Tennis and Recreational Center on Friday, Jan. 14th, 2022.

Photos: 2022 Hawkeye Invitational track & field meet

Jerod Ringwald, Grace Smith, and Larry Phan
January 15, 2022
Students walk out of Iowa City City High School to show activism for abortion laws on Thursday, Dec. 16, 2021.

[Photo] Iowa City High School students walk out for reproductive rights

December 16, 2021
Photo illustration by Larry Phan.

[Photo] Iowa City to promote National Suicide Hotline new three-digit number

Emily Delgado, News Reporter
December 13, 2021
Students rehearse for the Collaborative Performance at the Visual Arts Building in Iowa City on Friday, Dec. 10, 2021.

[Photo] UI ‘Collaborative Performance’ expanded the creativity of students through partnership

Jami Martin-Trainor, Arts Reporter
December 12, 2021
University of Iowa President Barbara Wilson answers questions from Daily Iowan editors in Jessup Hall on Thursday, Dec. 9, 2021. Wilson answered questions regarding updates on COVID-19 and future safety precautions as well as future legislative actions. (Larry Phan/The Daily Iowan)

[Photo] Q&A | President Barbara Wilson talks COVID-19, sexual misconduct, legislative priorities

DI Staff
December 9, 2021
Jeremy Swanston poses next to his award winner poster, Say Their Names, in his office at the Visual Arts Building in Iowa City on Dec. 3, 2021. Swanston believes that his piece of art would bring some sort of awareness to this cause, as it was his original motivation.

[Photo] UI graphic design program head wins award for Black Lives Matter poster

Parker Jones, Arts Reporter
December 6, 2021
Students work on the concrete canoe project for the ASCE club in the Hydraulics Annex in Coralville on Wednesday, Dec. 1, 2021.

Featured Photos: Canoe believe it!?

Larry Phan, Photojournalist
December 1, 2021
Melisse Brunet is shown conducting a rehearsal in the Concert Hall of the Voxman Music Building in Iowa City on Friday, Nov. 19, 2021. As her first semester at the University of Iowa, the centennial anniversary of the Iowa Symphony Orchestra is a huge responsibility to uphold, but by being patient with myself, being patient with my students, being patient with my colleagues and taking it easy is how she dismisses the burden.

[Photo] UI Symphony Orchestra celebrates 100th anniversary, looks to future

Parker Jones, Arts Reporter
November 30, 2021
University of Iowa professor Silvia Secchi is shown using a Britta filter in her home in Iowa City on Monday, Nov. 22nd, 2021.

[Photo] University of Iowa professors, researcher launch podcast for water quality education

Natasha Keicher, News Reporter
November 28, 2021
A Board of Supervisors meeting for Johnson County is shown in Iowa City on Monday, Nov. 15, 2021.

[Photo] Johnson County Board of Supervisors considers funding 37 projects with American Rescue Plan

Cooper Worth, News Reporter
November 17, 2021
The new club Roxxy is shown in Iowa City on Saturday, Nov. 13, 2021.

[Photo] New bar Roxxy opens in downtown Iowa City

Ariana Lessard, Arts Reporter
November 16, 2021
Deer are shown in a field near Governor Street on Thursday, Nov. 11, 2021.

[Photo] Iowa City urban bow hunt struggling to control deer population

Natasha Keicher, News Reporter
November 16, 2021
Iowa setter Jenna Splitt just misses the ball during a volleyball match between Iowa and Minnesota at Xtream Arena in Coralville on Thursday, Nov. 11, 2021. The Gophers beat the Hawkeyes 3-0.

Photos: Iowa volleyball vs. Minnesota

Larry Phan, Photojournalist
November 12, 2021
Former Republican Iowa Representative David Young speaks at the Future of the Republican Party event in the Old Capitol Senate Chamber on Wednesday, Nov. 10, 2021.

[Photo] Former Rep. David Young visits UI, talks future of Republican Party

November 11, 2021
Iowa forward Zach Remers and Toledo forward John Albert chase after the puck during a hockey match between the Iowa Heartlanders and the Toledo Walleyes at the Xtreme Arena in Coralville, IA on Saturday, Oct. 30, 2021. The Walleyes defeated the Heartlanders 5-2.

[Photo] Floridians making difference for Iowa Heartlanders

Isaac Goffin, Sports Reporter
November 9, 2021
Tim Saylor poses for a portrait at the Visual Arts Building poll location in Iowa City on Monday, Nov. 1, 2021. When asked about his opinions on the list of candidacy, Tim Saylor says that “the candidates represent the population pretty well.” Martin Gibson says “I read The Daily Iowan voter guide to help me understand who I’m voting for.”

[Photo] Photos: 2021 Iowa City local elections

Visuals Team, Photojournalists
November 2, 2021
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