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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

Cervantes: The tired abortion debate

CHRISTOPHER CERVANTES April 20, 2015

If there is any part of the political experience that I enjoy more than any other, it is seeing two consummate professionals debate one another. There is just something about watching individuals using...

Osgerby: Institutional shortcomings in sexual assault cases

PAUL OSGERBY April 20, 2015

Iowa State’s campus is playing host to a federal investigation in regards to a sexual-assault case, where the father of the victim, who remains anonymous for the protection of her identity, filed...

Editorial: Address concerns about Chauncey buildings

DI EDITORIAL BOARD April 20, 2015

The location for the controversial construction of the Chauncey Tower in downtown Iowa City garnered a 3-3 split among members of the Iowa City Planning and Zoning Committee on April 16. As a result, the...

Hawkeyes place Ninth at Lady Buckeye Invitational

ROD ENGBLOM April 20, 2015

The Iowa women’s golf team finished ninth after 72 holes of play in the Lady Buckeye Invitational on April 18-Sunday. The team competed on the Scarlet Course at the Ohio State. The team scored 306,...

Iowa falters twice over the weekend, won’t advance

JOSH HICKS April 20, 2015

The Iowa women’s tennis team (8-13, 2-9) lost its chance at a berth in the Big Ten Championships this weekend, losing to No. 27 Northwestern, 7-0, on April 18 and No. 51 Illinois, 6-1, on Sunday....

Track and field wraps up competition in California

MARIO WILLIAMS April 20, 2015

The Iowa track and field team competed in yet another relay competition, traveling to Walnut, California, to compete at the Mt. SAC Relays April 17-18. Some members of the squad not only notched personal...

Schaake shines for golfers

KYLE MANN April 20, 2015

Iowa sophomore Carson Schaake has taken a step forward in his second season as a college golfer, leading the Hawks in the Hawkeye Great-River Entertainment Invitational over the weekend. Schaake’s...

Hawk golfers finish third

ROD ENGBLOM April 20, 2015

After two days and 72 holes of play at the Hawkeye-Great River Entertainment Invitational at Finkbine, the Hawkeyes finished with a team score of 853, putting them at 11-under.  The first day consisted...

Hawkeyes split to end regular season

JOSH HICKS April 20, 2015

The No. 66 Iowa men’s tennis team split matches with No. 51 Penn State and Chicago State at the Hawkeye Tennis & Recreation Complex in a double-header on Sunday. The Hawkeyes fell to the Nittany...

Softball takes weekend series at Purdue

CHARLIE GREEN April 20, 2015

Iowa softball is gaining some ground in the Big Ten standings. After taking two of three in West Lafayette, Indiana, against Purdue over the weekend, the Hawks improved to 16-33, 7-10 in the conference. “Especially...

Rain drowns out Hawk rally

RYAN RODRIGUEZ April 20, 2015

Iowa pitcher Luke Vandermaten wound up and delivered the 0-2 pitch, striking out Northwestern DH Grant Pikert to send the Hawkeyes to the bottom of the final inning, a chance for yet another dramatic...

CR company to survey Iowa City

BEN MARKS April 20, 2015

Even if fiber-optic technology doesn’t come to Iowa City, experts say cable and Internet prices will still most likely drop. Within the last month, two fiber-optic companies have announced plans...

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