Instead of providing more state funding for Iowa’s three public universities, Iowa taxpayers should advocate for a reduction in the size and scope of the Board of Regents
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Instead of providing more state funding for Iowa’s three public universities, Iowa taxpayers should advocate for a reduction in the size and scope of the Board of Regents
Three school years in, and it's got me wondering — are the kids all right?
The University of Iowa has no mandatory mitigation efforts against COVID-19: no masks, no vaccines, and no social distancing
You matter. A simple concept that carries a large impact. When is the last time you have said to yourself …
My experiences with this person changed me. I left prison. I started a business. I engaged with my community. I swapped marking cars for painting old houses.
Secretary Vilsack claims that this would only be a tax on “millionaires and billionaires,” but it’s just the opposite.
We need alternative models of leadership that resonate with marginalized people.
The new president is employing the exact same strategy as the old one. He hopes to send a message to other migrants not to approach our border. The cruelty is the point.
Education, not property damage, is the best way to protest.
Does a pediatric COVID-19 mortality rate of 0.01 percent truly the extreme measures some have demanded?
In Cedar Rapids, as elsewhere, it’s Black students who bear the brunt of overpolicing in our schools
Many of these changes require infrastructure investment to ensure grid stability.
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