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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

Brown: Climate change protests can only go so far

MARCUS BROWN September 26, 2014

This past weekend, more than 1,000 protesters took over the streets of New York, following the much larger demonstration for climate-change awareness held in NYC just days before. The main difference between...

Cervantes: Where’s the hope for the homeless?

CHRISTOPHER CERVANTES September 26, 2014

When we lost the football game to Iowa State, I noticed some things. For one, I noticed that a lot of people are depressing drinkers, but more importantly, I noticed that the way some of our students treat...

Stercula: The new ideology: blind consumerism

TYLER STERCULA September 26, 2014

With the newest iterations of Apple’s iPhone released domestically on Sept. 19, Apple die-hard fans and equally as passionate opponents were sent into another heated fury. In the first three days...

Editorial: On ISIS fight, keep an eye to the future

DI EDITORIAL BOARD September 26, 2014

With the United Nations meeting in General Assembly this week, world leaders have their chance to spark action on conflicts raging around the world, from the pathological (Ebola) to the extremes of the...

Iowa men’s tennis to compete at ITA All-American Tournament

DI STAFF September 26, 2014

The Iowa men’s tennis team will play in the Intercollegiate Tennis Association All-American Tournament beginning Saturday and continuing through Sept. 29. Seven players will make the trip to Tulsa,...

Women’s tennis to head to South Carolina

DI STAFF September 26, 2014

Iowa women’s tennis will compete in the Furman Fall Classic in Furman, South Carolina, this weekend. This is the second tournament of the season for the Hawkeyes and second time they have played...

Weisman named NFF Scholar-Athlete

DI STAFF September 26, 2014

Iowa running back Mark Weisman was named one of 167 semifinalists for the 2014 National Football Foundation Scholar-Athlete Award. “It is a pleasure to recognize Mark Weisman as a semifinalist for...

Track and field hires new assistant coach

DI STAFF September 26, 2014

Joey Woody, the director of Iowa track and field, has announced that Andrew Dubs, who has experience in the SEC, ACC, and Ivy League, will join the Hawkeye staff and direct the throwing program. Most...

Iowa volleyball opens home season with No. 8 Nebraska

KYLE MANN September 26, 2014

The Iowa volleyball team is finally set to make its 2014 home début, hosting Nebraska in the tail end of a home-and-home in the conference’s opening week at 7 p.m. Saturday. The two teams met earlier...

Iowa prepped to begin home stand

RYAN RODRIGUEZ September 26, 2014

After a pair of road trips that have taken it across the country, the Iowa field-hockey team will finally have a chance to continue its pursuit of a Big Ten title at home, beginning a six-game home stand...

Injuries and a slow start dooms Hawks

JORDAN HANSEN September 26, 2014

Throughout the first half of this season, injuries to several of Iowa’s players have caused issues for the team. That proved especially costly in Thursday’s 1-0 defeat at the hands of Maryland. Sophomore...

Iowa ready to kick conference slate off on right foot

DANNY PAYNE September 26, 2014

Roughly a month ago, expectations were sky-high for the Iowa football team. Those hopes have since tapered off in the minds of some. But on Saturday, the Hawkeyes have a golden opportunity to start their...

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