As the redistricting process occurs across the country, Iowa and California remain the only states to allow independent committees to draw ele…
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I have received a number of inquiries from faculty members and others in the community asking what impact House File 802 has on the coverage o…
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Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds signed a bill prohibiting specific "divisive" concepts from diversity training and school curriculum, such as America a…
There was a virtual town hall for Iowa State faculty and staff to ask questions about returning to campus workspaces, policies regarding COVID…
Iowa House Republicans proposed a freeze in increased funding and tuition rates for Iowa’s three public universities for the 2022 fiscal year.
As the country deals with more controversial police shootings and calls for reform, the Iowa Legislature has made their stance clear: support …
Iowa House Republicans push for new bills to limit teaching “divisive topics” in Iowa public schools
A new legislation bill will limit certain “divisive topics” to be a part of diversity and sensitivity trainings.
The first major deadline in Iowa’s legislative session has passed, marking the end of the road for some policy proposals and a milestone achie…
Your right to vote. It's the cornerstone of our entire system of government, of democracy. So one would think an attempt to restrict voting ac…