Over the last century, technology has slowly encroached into every aspect of our lives. It’s in our pockets, on our wrists, and we encounter it everywhere we go.
Audrey Friestad ‘18 has grown up...
Camp Wapsie, tucked away in the woods near the Wapsipinicon River, looks like it came right out of "The Parent Trap." But for many of the children who attend every summer, Camp Wapsie is much more than...
It may seem as though people–especially teens, constrained by a multitude of impediments–may be unable to help others. But students make large changes and small ones, and both can open up doors.
Tatum...
A phone rings in an office on Linn St. in Iowa City.
“RVAP, can I help you?”
A hotline worker answers the phone. Someone staffs that phone for 24 hours a day, just like in the other RVAP offices...
Fitness has a different meaning for everyone. For some people, it is something that is either forced or avoided. For others, it comes naturally through participation in sports or other everyday physical...
“Slavery was not how African-Americans’ history started. Starting from an empowerment model instead of a deficit lens is really where we’re working from.”
Silence immediately settled over the room as the lists naming those accepted were carried into the gym. Everyone flocked to one wall, watching as they were unfurled. The air was saturated with tension....
In the electrically charged student section, a voice rings through the speakers: “All rise for the national anthem.” The majority of students lift themselves from the bleachers. A small cluster...
