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The Daily Iowan Documentary Workshop’s feature film, Lost In The In-between: Graduating Into 2020, premiered at the Chauncey at FilmScene in Iowa City on Thursday.  The film follows five Iowa graduates as they find their place in the world after graduating into a global pandemic in 2020. The film was directed by Jenna Galligan, Ryan Adams,...

As the latest cohort of Hawkeyes prepares to graduate, we laud all they have accomplished.

Iowa women’s basketball guard and National Player of the Year Caitlin Clark is teaming up with a Johnson County food pantry to raise money for residents facing food insecurity. When the Iowa women’s basketball team was making its historic run in the NCAA Tournament in March, the Coralville Food Pantry teamed up with Clark to...

Iowa women’s basketball player Caitlin Clark held a Donation Event at the Coralville Community Food Pantry in Coralville, Iowa, on Friday. The event was part of Clark’s Team Up Against Hunger Campaign. Community members and Hawkeye fans came to the food pantry to donate food and other goods, along with a $22 donation, and take...

RELATED: UI requests approval to raze Pride Alliance Center, South Quadrangle building The University of Iowa received approval from the state Board of Regents to move ahead with plans for seven capital improvement projects involving university buildings across campus Thursday. According to the original request to the regents, the UI will split the projects into...

The Iowa City City Council approved a rezoning ordinance on Tuesday night, leaving a local Iowa City family feeling disappointed.  The council approved the rezoning of land into potential commercial developments located between Mormon Trek Boulevard and Dane Road, which the Dane family of Iowa City spoke in opposition to at previous council meetings.  The...

The Iowa City city manager and the Iowa City police chief will request approval from the Iowa City Council on Tuesday to conduct a traffic stop study that will focus on racial disparities.  If approved, City Manager Geoff Fruin and Police Chief Dustin Liston will work with the University of Iowa to conduct the study. ...

After coming to Iowa City in 1928, George Dane made a lasting impression on the community. Now, his family worries his posthumous wish to give back to the community he loved could be jeopardized with a proposed rezoning bid. At the April 4 Iowa City City Council meeting, the council deferred a rezoning ordinance for...

The University of Iowa will request approval from the state Board of Regents to move ahead with plans for seven capital improvement projects involving university buildings across campus. In its request to the regents, the UI wants to split into three parts, reflecting the different steps each project is at currently. In the first part,...

The City of Iowa City is in the early stages of updating its Comprehensive Plan to align it better with the city council’s housing diversity and affordability goals. The Comprehensive Plan acts as a guide for the city’s zoning, planning, and development decisions and codes. In the city’s March 30 information packet, Iowa City Neighborhood...