In an interview with The Daily Iowan, Bert Miller and Nancy Duffner shared how a simple DNA test led them to learning former UIHC OB-GYN chair Dr. John H. Randall could be their biological father. dailyiowan.com/2025/04/13/mee…

Today’s News Front: April 16, 2024 📰 Check out this week’s news front by Roxy Ekberg on the future of refugees amid funding pauses on newsstands or online at dailyiowan.com  now!

With graduation a few short weeks away, I am incredibly excited to announce I will be spending this summer interning at The Washington Post with the Audience Strategy team! I’m so grateful for the opportunity to learn from some of the best in the industry:)

Have never been more excited for a print issue to hit the stands👀

“Medical leave” was just the headline – the real Iowa softball story is unfolding behind the scenes. From silence to sudden exits, something doesn’t add up. Just how far back does it go? si.com/onsi/softball/…

Today’s Arts Front: April 30, 2024 🐣 Check out this week’s arts front by Hannah Childers and Isabelle Lubguban on farm-to-table operations in the Iowa City area on newsstands or online at dailyiowan.com  now!

Such a fun and interesting piece to write!! Much thanks to the folks who were willing to speak with me on why young people aren't having as much sex compared to previous generations. Be sure to give it a read~

I quite literally have never been more excited for a print edition of The Daily Iowan to hit the stands.

Photos: Fans make their way to Carver-Hawkeye Arena before a preseason women's basketball game between the Indiana Fever and the Brazilian National Team on Sunday, May 4. Tipoff is at 3:00 p.m. CST. 📸: Isabella Tisdale, Cody Blissett.

I'll miss this place and these people with my whole heart. Thank you to everyone who has been part of my journey thus far<3

Q&A | University of Iowa Director of Athletics Beth Goetz discussed the House settlement and implications for Hawkeye sports in a Q&A with The Daily Iowan. dailyiowan.com/2025/05/22/qa-…

Earlier this week I joined a talented cohort of The Washington Post interns. Jami Martin-Trainor and I are interning with audience strategy, where I'll be with the social media team. Looking forward to curating content and delving into audience strategies in a history-rich newsroom!

And just like that my first week at The Washington Post with the audience strategy team is in the books! I’m so grateful to be surrounded by people who care deeply about journalism and how it reaches readers. There is so much to learn, and I am excited to keep growing in the weeks ahead.

Young Republicans’ views on Israel rapidly differ from the party’s. In my latest story for The Washington Post, I identify young Republicans, who say it’s time the U.S. separate its priorities from Israel’s. wapo.st/4eoASO6

Some news: I recently moved from my home state Iowa to Wisconsin and have taken on a new role as the Wisconsin State Journal’s higher education reporter. Say hello! 👉 [email protected]

Exclusive: For Jeffrey Epstein’s 50th birthday, friends created a book of bawdy letters. One was from Donald Trump. on.wsj.com/3TL8s7C

Daily Iowan photojournalist John Charlson rode the full 406-mile and seven-day trek with a camera, capturing his journey along the way. Check out dailyiowan.com for more photos and John’s story about his journey. 📸: John Charlson

Lisa Baron (left) high-fives her daughter Jayce Leinaweaver, both from Orrtanna, Pennsylvania, on Thursday, Aug. 14, 2025, during the Indiana State Fair at the Indiana State Fairgrounds in Indianapolis. Photos: indystar.com/picture-galler…

Very pumped to share my internship at The Washington Post has been extended, meaning I'll be sticking around for another 5 months on the audience strategy team! More to come:D

As a proud older brother of a flag football player (soon to be lockdown CB), this story meant a lot for me to write. Last piece for Daily Herald Preps might be my favorite. Every sports journalist should cover high school sports at one point. dailyherald.com/20250821/girls…