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Photos: President Donald Trump makes a stop in Dubuque
Ahead of the midterm election on Tuesday, President Donald Trump made a stop at the Five Flags Center in Dubuque, Iowa to support the Republicans on the Iowa ballot. Various candidates took the stage prior to Trump’s speech, including gubernatorial nominee Zach Lahn, U.S. Senate…
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Iowa governor candidates address political agendas in schools
Two Polk County advocacy groups have the same concern: political ideology in the classroom. Moms for Liberty and Annie’s Foundation stand on opposing sides of the debate over what should be allowed in schools and both organizations said they believe the situation has worsened…
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Opinion | UI students need to informedly vote this election
Every University of Iowa student should vote on Tuesday for the midterm election, especially since the UI has voting sites on campus and Iowa offers same day voting registration. UI students have fewer excuses than most to not go out to vote. In 2022, just 31.3 percent of…
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Iowa volleyball notebook | Hawkeyes go 0-2 on West Coast road trip
The Iowa women’s volleyball team dropped both matches during its West Coast trip over the weekend, falling to No. 20 Washington in four sets on Friday night and No. 12 Oregon in straight sets on Sunday afternoon. With the two losses, Iowa dropped to 13-13 overall and 2-10 in Big…
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Trump returns to Iowa for final Republican push ahead of Election Day
DUBUQUE — After a cancellation and subsequent recommitment, President Donald Trump addressed thousands of Iowans on Nov. 1, just two days before voters head to the polls to determine the state’s next governor and who will represent them in the Iowa Legislature and U.S. Congress.…
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Playwright Samuel D. Hunter leaves his mark during homecoming week as Grand Marshal
The lights dimmed in the small Adler Journalism building for a showing of the screenplay adaptation of “The Whale” by Samuel D. Hunter. Throughout the two hour movie, Cinematic Arts students, fans of Hunter’s work, and curious community members would laugh, cry, and gasp at the…
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Johnson County reports lower vaccine rates
As respiratory virus season begins, Johnson County is seeing some of its lowest vaccination rates in recent years. As of Oct. 30, the flu vaccine rate in Johnson County is at 26.2 percent. For the 2025-26 season, the vaccine rate was at 42.5 percent. Local public health…
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The Iowa City yards that make spooky season festive
Life-size skeletons claw their way out of plastic graves as crooked tombstones rise from browned autumn grass. An animatronic zombie growls from the sidewalk, its decaying fingers reaching toward unsuspecting passersby. Cobwebs cling hauntingly to roof eaves, spine-chilling…
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Photos: Homecoming Concert
Over a hundred community members filed into the International Ballroom in the Iowa Memorial Union to watch the Homecoming Concert Friday night featuring Jae Stephens as the opener and Smino as the headliner. After the Homecoming Parade, students gathered in costume to cheer from…
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Former Iowa men’s wrestling standout Spencer Lee wins his first Senior World title for Team USA
Former Iowa men’s wrestling great Spencer Lee won his first Senior World Championship on Sunday morning in Astana, Kazakhstan. Lee defeated Mexico’s Roman Bravo-Young 10-0 in the 57-kilogram gold-medal match. This was Lee’s third world team appearance and his first gold medal.…
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Letter to the Editor | Pros and cons of unpaid internships
Macey Vest is right that unpaid internships favor students who can afford to work for free. I want to add what this looks like in social work, where an unpaid internship is required to graduate. As a master’s student, I know the Council on Social Work Education requires at least…
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Column | Kirk Ferentz and Iowa have gained full control of the Hawkeyes’ rivalry with Wisconsin
Iowa football’s 30-0 win over Wisconsin showed many things: Hank Brown’s efficiency, Tony Diaz’s big-play ability, and the defense’s dominance. Among all these things, however, Saturday’s win showed how much further ahead the Hawkeye football program is than the Badgers. The…
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‘The Boogeyman’ spooks the Badgers on Halloween
It was only fitting that the man to terrorize Wisconsin’s secondary on Halloween was the “Boogeyman” himself, Tony Diaz. Diaz erupted for a team-leading 75 yards and one touchdown in the Hawkeyes’ 30-0 win over the No. 25 Badgers. After posting one reception in last week’s loss…
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Grading Iowa’s 30-0 victory over No. 25 Wisconsin
Passing offense: A- Hank Brown got back on track with 222 passing yards and two touchdown passes. The fourth-year quarterback had 190 passing yards by halftime, featuring two 45-yard completions. Brown had a couple of missed reads on open receivers, specifically tight end Zach…
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Wisconsin native Jayden Montgomery helps Hawkeyes stuff the Badgers
Jayden Montgomery was born in Suamico, Wisconsin, less than 2.5 hours from Madison, home of the Wisconsin Badgers. Now in his fifth year at Iowa, Montgomery has never lost to the Badgers. Iowa shut out Wisconsin 30-0 on Saturday, and Montgomery was a big reason that zero stayed…
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Photos: Iowa football defeats No. 25 Wisconsin, keeps the Heartland Trophy at home.
The Iowa Hawkeyes defeated the Wisconsin Badgers, 30-0, at Kinnick Stadium in Iowa City on Saturday afternoon. This brings Iowa’s record to 6-2, and ties the series between the two rivals. Iowa quarterback dominated the skies, going 20-for-24 for 222 yards for two touchdowns,…
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Iowa overwhelms No. 25 Wisconsin on homecoming
Iowa football rolled through No. 25 Wisconsin, 30-0, on Saturday. With the win, the Hawkeyes move to 6-2 on the year and 3-2 in Big Ten play. Iowa quarterback Hank Brown finished 20-for-24 for 222 yards and two touchdowns. Running back Xavier Williams led the way on the ground…
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Iowa women’s soccer earns a 2-2 draw against Wisconsin to end the regular season
Iowa women’s soccer ended its regular season with a 2-2 draw against Wisconsin on Friday. Third-year midfielder Kylie Cino scored both goals for the Hawkeyes. The draw left Iowa without enough points to make the Big Ten tournament. First Half Iowa’s first chance came in the…
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Iowa cross country teams improve standings at Big Ten Championships
The Iowa men’s and women’s cross country teams competed at the Big Ten Championships Friday morning at the Thomas Zimmer Championship Course in Madison, Wisconsin. The men placed 12th with 337 points while the women placed 13th with 401 points. Both teams showed improvement from…