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

The independent newspaper of the University of Iowa community since 1868

The Daily Iowan

In the heart of Iowa City

BARRETT SONN July 14, 2014

I’m a journalism major who lives and works 15 minutes from Northwestern University; you can see why people naturally assume I’m a Wildcat. Personally, I think that’s a pretty insulting...

Harkin stumbles on dietary supplements

MATTHEW BYRD July 14, 2014

As Tom Harkin, the long-serving Democratic senator for Iowa and a national hero for liberals, has embarked on something like a retirement tour as of late (with Harkin stepping down after 30 years in the...

Editorial: Lay the pipeline, take caution

DI EDITORIAL BOARD July 14, 2014

Iowans may eventually see the construction of a 1,100-mile-long underground pipeline, cutting diagonally across the heart of the state and allowing the transport of fuel resources between North Dakota...

Kwon hired as men’s gymnastics assistant

DI STAFF July 14, 2014

Minyoung Kwon has been named an assistant coach on the Iowa men’s gymnastics team. Kwon has more than 30 years of experience in the sport and spent time with the Korean national team. Most recently,...

Coley demonstrates great promise for Hawks

ERIN ERICKSON July 14, 2014

With high expectations for the upcoming 2014-15 Iowa women’s basketball season, the team looks to incoming freshman Chase Coley to step up and make her mark for the Hawkeyes this season. And Coley...

Can’t stop Jok

WILL MCDAVID July 14, 2014

To fans familiar with Peter Jok, one thing is abundantly clear — the man can shoot. In last season’s devastating season-ending loss to Tennessee, Jok was the Hawkeyes’ lone perimeter threat,...

MVP showdown in final week of Prime Time regular season

KYLE MANN July 14, 2014

When Dan Ahrens’ team met Randy Larson’s last week in Waterloo, it was about as glamorous and star-studded of a matchup as there could be in the Prime Time League. With several of the league’s...

Ihm’s professional début great in more than one way

DANNY PAYNE July 14, 2014

SILVIS, Illinois — A feel-good story happened over the weekend at TPC Deere Run. Playing roughly an hour from his hometown of Peosta, Steven Ihm made his professional début. It wasn’t just good...

Floodwaters rise again

REBECCA MORIN July 14, 2014

Johnson County isn’t out of the waters just yet. This past weekend, two separate flood warnings were issued for the county. On Sunday, the National Weather Service issued a flood warning for both...

El Cactus could lose license

PAUL OSGERBY July 14, 2014

Margarita Happy Hour might end a little sooner than expected for one local restaurant. Iowa City Police Chief Sam Hargadine requested that the Iowa City City Council on Tuesday deny the liquor-license...

Chauncey may be cut back

TING XUAN TAN July 14, 2014

The scheme of the Iowa City Downtown District might not change as drastically as some had thought. The Chauncey, a high-rise building that will be built at the intersection of Gilbert and College Streets,...

Pollock’s Mural back in Iowa

REBECCA MORIN July 14, 2014

Iowans have welcomed home an art favorite. Jackson Pollock’s Mural, which underwent nearly two years of conservation work, has returned to Iowa. This past weekend, the Sioux City Art Center held...

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