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Andrew Potocki July 16, 2015

A parking loophole is closing: The University of Iowa is installing new automated tellers at parking lots across campus, which will eventually run 24-hours a day and eliminate the ability to leave...

Jarvill: U.S. involved with El Chapo

SAM JARVILL July 16, 2015

Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman was known for being Mexico’s biggest drug kingpin; now, he is known for being an escaped prisoner after crawling to freedom through a tunnel built for him in...

Brown: Landmark Iranian nuke deal

MARCUS BROWN July 16, 2015

After an undeniably arduous 20-month deliberation process, a deal has finally been made with Iran in regard to the country’s nuclear-development programs and, hopefully, lack thereof in the future....

Point/Counterpoint: Jordan Spieth or the field in the British Open?

DI STAFF July 16, 2015

Jordan Spieth Coming off of a recent first-place finish at the John Deere Classic, 21-year-old Jordan Spieth is driving for another victory.   This year,  Spieth has played in 18 tournaments...

Prime Time picture clearer

KYLE MANN July 16, 2015

The end of the Prime Time League regular season will take place in Waterloo this evening, featuring exciting matchups with a lot on the line as the playoff picture becomes clearer. Similar to the head-to-head...

Kastanek, Doolittle help teams advance

CHARLIE GREEN July 16, 2015

After trailing nearly the entire game, Brian Joens’ Cullen Painting/Joensy’s rallied to defeat Brendan Unkrich’s McCurry’s/BlendCard, 83-79, to advance to the semifinals of the...

Disterhoft back in action

CHARLIE GREEN July 16, 2015

A familiar face showed up to the Game Time League on Wednesday night, at exactly the time her team needed a boost. Donning a brace on her surgically repaired wrist, Ally Disterhoft took center stage. “She...

Regents ponder tuition freeze future

BILL COONEY July 16, 2015

The tuition freeze for in-state undergraduates at Iowa’s regent universities have enjoyed may face a thaw in the spring. The tuition freeze keeps students’ tuition from rising year to year...

Artist to be selected for park mural

YUN LIN July 16, 2015

Soon the green grass won’t be the only bright color at College Green Park. The Iowa City Public Art Advisory Committee will hold a meeting today to select an artist to create a mural on the steps...

Hillary for Iowa Iowa City office open

DI STAFF July 16, 2015

Hillary for Iowa’s Iowa City office is officially open. The opening ceremony for the Hillary Clinton’s office, 357 E. College St., brought together local supports as well as county and state...

Democrat presidential candidates head to Iowa

REBECCA MORIN July 16, 2015

All of the Democratic presidential-nomination candidates will all be found in one room for the first time in Iowa. Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders, former Maryland...

Summit drawing Republicans presidential candidates to Iowa

REBECCA MORIN July 16, 2015

This could be the beginning of the end for some Republican presidential candidates. Ten Republican presidential candidates will gather in Iowa for the Family Leadership Summit on Saturday. Last year,...

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