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Jake Maish

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Javon Stovall and his friend Mariah Roller pack up Javon’s belongings to move from his apartment in South Beach Fla., to his campus apartment at Florida International University on Thursday, Dec. 31, 2020.

The Riverside Theatre is seen on Sunday, April 26, 2020 (Jake Maish/The Daily Iowan)

[Photo] Riverside Theatre’s old space finds new owners

Parker Jones, Arts Reporter
April 20, 2021
A sign for the Iowa City Community School District is seen outside the district's administration building on Tuesday, April 28.

[Photo] Iowa City Community School District reports nearly 1,000 students quarantining

Grace Hamilton, News Reporter
April 12, 2021
A sign for the Iowa City Community School District is seen outside the district's administration building on Tuesday, April 28.

[Photo] Opinion | K-12 In-person needs to be quality and fast, not cheap.

Peyton Downing, Opinions Columnist
March 29, 2021
Iowa Forward Keegan Murray (15) drives to the basket and tries to beat two Michigan defenders during the first half of a men’s basketball game at the Crisler Center in Ann Arbor, Michigan on Thursday, February 25, 2021. The Michigan Wolverines beat the Iowa Hawkeyes by a score of 79-57.

Photos: Iowa men’s basketball vs. Michigan

Jake Maish, Documentary Director
February 26, 2021
Iowa head coach Fran McCaffrey and Athletic Trainer Brad Floy check on forward Jack Nunge (2) after an apparent injury during the first half of a men’s basketball game at the Crisler Center in Ann Arbor, Michigan on Thursday, February 25, 2021. Nunge was helped off the floor and to the locker room before later returning on crutches. McCaffrey said after the game that Nunge will undergo an MRI the following day. The Michigan Wolverines beat the Iowa Hawkeyes by a score of 79-57. (Jake Maish/The Daily Iowan)

[Photo] Nunge, McCaffery injured in Iowa’s 79-57 loss to No. 3 Wolverines

Austin Hanson, Sports Editor
February 25, 2021
J. Schanbacher walks towards the barn to start moving cattle and to begin the milking process on his dairy farm in Atkins, IA. The day begins at 4:30am at Schanbacher Acres and it's -13 degrees at the start of Wednesday, February 17, 2021.

Photos: Eastern Iowa farm continues to work in sub-zero temperatures

Jake Maish, Photojournalist
February 17, 2021
A lamp covered with snow is seen near Hancher Auditorium in Iowa City on Thursday Feb. 4, 2021.

[Photo] Photos: Early February Snow in Iowa City

The Daily Iowan Visuals Staff
February 4, 2021
A sign for the Iowa City Community School District is seen outside the district's administration building on Tuesday, April 28. (Jake Maish/The Daily Iowan)

[Photo] Iowa City Community School District begins conducting standardized testing in person

April 20, 2021
A sign for the Iowa City Community School District is seen outside the district's administration building on Tuesday, April 28. (Jake Maish/The Daily Iowan)

[Photo] Mixed reactions as Iowa City schools do away with hybrid learning

Grace Hamilton, News Reporter
February 1, 2021
The Riverside Theatre is seen on Sunday, April 26, 2020.

[Photo] Guest Opinion | An open letter on Riverside Theatre’s future

January 25, 2021
Sofia Saidi holds her child, Gabriel Elizabeth Bwira, while she grills dinner for her family on Thursday, August 14. She huddled with her three scared children in a corner of her apartment during the storm while her husband was at work. Like others in the apartment complex, she cooks every meal for her family like this.

[Photo] This Year in Photos – 2020

Daily Iowan Visuals Staff
December 31, 2020
I'm the first | University of Iowa students first in their family to go to college

I’m the first | University of Iowa students first in their family to go to college

Shivansh Ahuja and Jake Maish
November 10, 2020
Bhavana Sirimalle poses for a portrait in Adler Journalism Building on Friday, Nov. 6, 2020.

[Photo] Bhavana Sirimalle

November 10, 2020
The second 2020 Presidential Debate plays on the television in Gabe's on Thursday, Oct. 22, 2020. The debate is between Democratic candidate Joe Biden and President Donald Trump.

Photos: Second 2020 Presidential Debate

Jake Maish, Tate Hildyard, and Ayrton Breckenridge
October 22, 2020
University of Iowa students Molly Fischer and Cassidy Beshel watch the second presidential debate on a phone while eating on Thursday, Oct. 22, 2020 at Casa Azul in Iowa City.

[Photo] Iowans say Thursday’s presidential debate was more productive

Caleb McCullough, Politics Editor
October 22, 2020

Film: Into the Murder House

Katie Goodale  and Jake Maish
October 21, 2020
Riverside Theatre's former location on Gilbert Street is seen on Sunday, April 26, 2020.

[Photo] Riverside Theatre soars with new virtual production of ‘Grounded’

Madeline Liegois, Arts Reporter
October 15, 2020
A sign for the Iowa City Community School District is seen outside the district's administration building on Tuesday, April 28.

[Photo] First-year teachers enter the profession under unique circumstances

Natalie Dunlap, News Reporter
October 6, 2020
A drawing of President Donald Trump rests against the wall during a rally in support of the president's re-election campaign. The rally was a stop on a larger bus tour where key campaign members travel the country to mobilize the campaign. Matt Whitaker, Matt Schlapp, Erin Perrine, Penny Nance, and Eric Branstad let the event, which took place at the campaign's Cedar Rapids Victory Office on Tuesday, Sept. 10.

Photos: Cedar Rapids Trump campaign event

Jake Maish, Documentary Director
September 10, 2020
Taylor Ford poses for a portrait on Thursday, Sept. 3 in front of Burge Residence Hall in Iowa City. Ford was released from a quarantine floor in Burge that morning and was taking advantage of her release by reading outside in the afternoon.

[Photo] One University of Iowa student’s day in quarantine

Caitlin Crome, News Reporter
September 7, 2020
A group of protesters stands across from a police line of Iowa State Police on Dubuque Street in Iowa City during a march to support the Black Lives Matter movement and protest police brutality on Monday, August 31. Two police officers approached the group of protesters in an attempt to deescalate the situation, but protesters were angered that the officers weren't wearing facemasks to prevent the spread of COVID-19. (Jake Maish/The Daily Iowan)

Photos: On the fourth consecutive night of protests, protesters and Iowa State Police standoff on Dubuque St.

Jake Maish, Documentary Director
September 1, 2020
The Welsh family works to clean up their yard three days after sustaining significant damage from the derecho that swept through Iowa on Monday, August 10. The majority of the damage was caused by large branches falling from the tree next to their house, which is located on 33rd Street in Cedar Rapids.

Photos: Residents of Cedar Rapids and surrounding areas assess the path to recovery in the aftermath of the derecho

Jake Maish, Documentary Director
August 20, 2020
The Sanxay-Gilmore House on is seen on June 15 on Market Street in Iowa City.

[Photo] Iowa City’s oldest known residence to relocate

Rachel Schilke, News Reporter
June 15, 2020
A crowd of protesters demands action from Iowa City City Council member John Thomas during a march to support the Black Lives Matter movement and protest police brutality on Saturday, June 13 in Iowa City. The crowd gathered in front of his house on Brown Street for twenty minutes and left after Councilman Thomas promised to be dedicated to meeting their demands.

Photos: Iowa City protesters march to City Councilor John Thomas’s house

Jake Maish, Documentary Director
June 14, 2020
Iowa Sen. Joe Bolkcom, D-Iowa City, was the first elected official to address a crowd of protesters from a stage on the Pentacrest prior to the start of a march to support the Black Lives Matter movement and protest police brutality on Saturday, June 6 in Iowa City. The stage was positioned about 20 feet in front of a fence that was built to block off the Old Capitol after protesters had spray painted it during the week's earlier protests. It was the sixth straight night that a march was held in Iowa City and elected officials from the city, county and state levels lined up on the stage to speak to the demands of the protesters prior to the beginning of the march.

Photos: Iowa City protesters turn away from police line on Highway 1 citing safety concerns

Jake Maish, Documentary Director
June 7, 2020
A march to support the Black Lives Matter movement and protest police brutality begins at the Pentacrest in downtown Iowa City on Thursday, June 4. The crowd, which contained about 2,500 people according to organizers, is seen here beginning the march by exiting the east side of the Pentacrest before they would head south on Clinton St.

Photos: Protesters complete night of peaceful marching without police clash, march onto I-80

Jake Maish, Documentary Director
June 5, 2020

Film: Living in UI Residence Halls during COVID 19

Jenna Galligan and Jake Maish
May 16, 2020
Kaylee Hasek attends the DI's Iowa Newspaper of the Year reception in the newsroom on Feb. 11, 2020. Hasek was Payne's first roommate.

[Photo] Senior Column: The UI pushes Hawkeyes to change the world. Thanks to the DI, I’m ready.

Marissa Payne, Editor-in-Chief
May 10, 2020
University of Iowa Main Library is seen on Wednesday, April 15, 2020.

[Photo] UI Main Library to be closed from Oct. 27-30 for water outage

October 24, 2023

Film: Finding the Funny

Tate Hildyard, Jake Maish, and Ryan Adams
April 1, 2020
This empty plaza in Millennium Park sits adjacent to the sparsely populated intersection of Madison Street and Michigan Avenue.

‘Life is different’: Chicagoans grapple with Illinois governor’s shelter-in-place order 

Jake Maish, Photojournalist
March 29, 2020
“I stay in a recovery house. So far it’s really hectic. It’s a structured environment. My main thing is about recovery, trying to stay clean from drug abuse and alcohol. I just take it day by day and get my two-to-three meals a day,” said Chicago resident Tony Smith speaking about the struggle of staying clean amid an outbreak. His recovery home was fumigated the morning of March 24 hours before this photo was taken in an attempt to prevent the spread of the virus. He’s committed to turning his life around after spending half of his life in the penitentiary and finds his strength through his faith. “If it wasn’t for Him, I wouldn’t be here. I know that. I got hope from my higher power.” This portrait was taken on Tuesday, March 24 on Milwaukee Avenue in the Wicker Park neighborhood.

University of Iowa Provost Montserrat Fuentes poses for a portrait for The Daily Iowan in her office in Jessup Hall on Monday, March 2.

[Photo] American Talent Initiative report reveals top institutions growth towards 2025 goal

Riley Davis, News Reporter
March 10, 2020
Voters line up outside the polling location at Westminster Presbyterian Church for the Democratic Primaries in Minneapolis, MN on Tuesday, Mar. 3, 2020.

[Photo] Joe Biden wins Minnesota primary after endorsement by home-state Senator Amy Klobuchar

Katie Ann McCarver, News Editor
March 3, 2020
One voter participates in the Minnesota Democratic Primary at the Minneapolis Central Library polling center on Tuesday, Mar. 3, 2020.

[Photo] Minnesotans transition from caucus to primary, debate if Iowa should still go first

Rylee Wilson, Politics Reporter
March 4, 2020
Mariko Ishikawa(left), Brooke Lilienthal(left center), Ianka Hou(right center), and Dharmini Piekarska(right) perform a piece during a dress rehearsal of the Dancers in Company 2020 Home Concert on Monday, Feb. 24, 2020 at the Space Place Theater in North Hall.

[Photo] UI traveling dance group to perform new show at home before touring across Iowa

Samantha Murray, Arts Reporter
February 25, 2020
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