Iowa jumped out to large early advantage, but Minnesota fought back late in the first half and lead the Hawkeyes 27-24 at halftime. The Hawkeyes came out with great defensive intensity, forcing Minnesota to take several jumpshots in the game’s early minutes. Iowa forced Minnesota to miss seven of their first eight shots, and used [...]

A UI student has reported being robbed at knifepoint while walking down Dubuque Street toward Mayflower Hall in the early morning on Sunday, Jan. 22. The victim reported the alleged robbery to University of Iowa Housing & Dining officials at 1:25 a.m. The victim suffered minor injuries and was taken to University of Iowa Hospitals [...]

The Daily Iowan will have complete coverage of the Iowa caucuses today and tonight as Iowans across the state kick off the 2012 election season. Continue to check dailyiowan.com for information on voting and activity at precincts around the area. Before you head to your precinct tonight, be sure to read The Daily Iowan‘s 2012 [...]

TEMPE, Ariz. — One last pick this year. Let’s go. Last I saw, Oklahoma was a 13.5-point favorite tonight. I do think the Sooners will win, but I don’t see them covering the spread. I think a quick start for their offense will be deadly for Iowa. The Hawkeyes can’t fall into an early deficit [...]

By Ben Schuff benjamin-schuff@uiowa.edu For the third time this year, the Iowa men’s basketball team has won two consecutive games. Iowa (7-5) picked up right where they left off on Dec. 17, beating Central Arkansas 105-64 Monday night in Carver-Hawkeye Arena. The Hawkeyes never trailed the Bears (5-5), jumping out to an early 24-5 lead. [...]

By Sam Lane samuel-lane@uiowa.edu DES MOINES — Iowa caucus candidates argued over their past records and continued their pledge to “repeal Obamacare” during a debate in Des Moines Saturday night. All six GOP presidential candidates who attended Saturday night’s debate at Drake University also continued their jabs at President Obama’s overall policies. Mitt Romney swatted [...]

The state Board of Regents is scheduled to again look at the tuition and fee proposals for the state’s three universities. At its October meeting, the board considered conditional tuition and fee proposals for the 2012-2013 school year. The 3.75 percent tuition increase for in-state students that the regents considered in October has not changed, [...]