Joe Lane
joseph-lane@uiowa.edu
Dear Mr. Harreld,
I want to apologize. I want to apologize for the behavior of the select few individuals at your Question and Answer session that treated you with such...
Jacob Prall
prall.jacob@gmail.com
Years of civil war have yielded millions of refugees from Syria, desperately searching for food, water, shelter, and a better life. The rise of ISIS has seen a rise...
Paul Osgerby
paul-osgerby@uiowa.edu
Here in the United States, we love to spotlight flip-floppers. Scott Walker on undocumented immigrant paths to citizenship, Jeb Bush on (re)invading Iraq, and Marco...
Jace Brady
jacebrady@gmail.com
Last week, a federal judge overturned Tom Brady’s four-game suspensions, which is good news for the Patriots and bad news for the NFL. While there was a time the NFL...
Marcus Brown
marcusvbrown@gmail.com
Kim Davis was released from jail on Tuesday in what could be interpreted as a victory for the expression of religious freedom or backsliding back into the realm of...
Christopher Cervantes
cmikemayvantes@gmail.com
If there is anything that the history of journalistic storytelling has proven, it is that there are numerous ways and angles to tell the story. The perfect...
Hannah Soyer
hannah-soyer@uiowa.edu
Recently, the chapter of the Sigma Nu fraternity at Old Dominion University in Virginia was suspended following the display of some very offensive, very
sexist...
Sam Studer
samuel-studer@uiowa.edu
Hundreds of thousands of people are migrating across the Mediterranean and throughout Europe. These refugees are leaving home because of war,
poverty, and persecution...
By Marcus Brown
marcusvbrown@gmail.com
Immigration has become a popular topic among GOP candidates in the coming election, and it has quickly digressed into a competition to adopt the most ludicrous,...
Beau Elliot
beauelliot@gmail.com
I suspect you were as astonished as I was when President Obama announced he would rename Mount McKinley.
Huh? you say. What’s a Mount McKinley?
McKinley is...
Christopher Cervantes
cmikemayvantes@gmail.com
From 1963 to 1967, George Wallace served as the governor of Alabama (also 1971-79 and 1983-87). During the ’60s, Wallace was known for his vehement...
