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1	Former staff looks back at time with NI Northern Iowan 119:21, p.3	11/07/2022	Sara Qualley (UNI graduate of 2021) and Jacob Madden (UNI graduate of 2019) reflect on their time as students working for Northern Iowan; photo.
2	Panther Preview Northern Iowan 119:17, p.4	10/24/2022	A timeline of events happening on campus next week. Some of the events include workshops, coffee with the dean, and discussions.
3	Hold President Biden accountable, abandon parties Northern Iowan 117:38, p.3	03/04/2021	Rawwas writes an opinion piece discussing the fallacy of political party line distinctions and beliefs and highlights bombings of Syria, the power grid failure in Texas, and immigration at the southern border.
4	Illinois just eliminated cash bail - here's why it's a big deal Northern Iowan 117:36, p.3	02/25/2021	Slomka writes about the importance of "Illinois Pre-Trial Fairness Act," a new bill in Illinois that abolishes cash bail and calls for new police training; photo.
5	The Trump in sheep's clothing Northern Iowan 117:36, p.3	02/25/2021	Rawwas examines promises President Biden made while campaigning and whether or not he has or will go through with them while in office; photo.
6	Rush Limbaugh passes, will be replaced Northern Iowan 117:35, p.3	02/22/2021	In the author's opinion, although Rush Limbaugh has passed away, another person will quickly fill his place broadcasting hate speech and conspiracy theories; photo.
7	The country in terms of red and blue Northern Iowan 117:26, p.3	11/16/2020	The author looks at American politics and the Democratic and Republican parties in terms of the meaning behind the colors red and blue; photo.
8	Don't stop fighting, keep pushing Northern Iowan 117:25, p.3	11/12/2020	The author argues the importance of continuing to fight for issues even after Joe Biden's historic presidential win; photo.
9	False accusations have bad consequences Northern Iowan 117:23, p.3	11/05/2020	The author discusses how false accusations in politics, like antisemitism and sexual misconduct, can delegitimize valid accusations.
10	'Super Tuesday' leaves uncertainty Northern Iowan 116:41, p.3	03/05/2020	Horning comments on Super Tuesday, which resulted in a narrower Democratic nominee field: Joe Biden, Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren, and Tulsi Gabbard are still in the race. In the author's opinion, Donald Trump has strong voter support and a high probability of being re-elected, since Democratic front-runners Bernie Sanders and Joe Biden either can't win over more moderate voters or don't have energy surrounding their campaign; photos.
11	SWAG Forum talks women in politics Northern Iowan 116:41, p.2	03/05/2020	Assistant professor of political science Dr. Jayme Renfro gave the presentation "Jackie and Jill Robinson: Women and the Need to be Better at Politics" on March 2 in the Rod Library ScholarSpace as the kickoff to Women's History Month. The SWAG Forum was hosted by the Women and Genders Studeies (WGS) department. Department director Dr. Wendy Hoofinagle introduced the presentation, which discussed women in politics and the barriers they may face; photo.
12	Alum Grassley visits UNI in annual 99-county tour Northern Iowan 116:38, p.2	02/24/2020	Long-serving Iowa Senator Chuck Grassley visited UNI on Thursday, February 20. During his short visit, he answered questions from students and community members; photo.
13	Skepticism in modern American politics Northern Iowan 116:31, p.3	02/10/2020	Horning discusses becoming more skeptical of government, especially after the Iowa Democratic Party's fiasco running the Iowa caucuses. In the author's opinion, both parties have begun to shift their platforms and alienate voters; photo.
14	Iowa braces for 2020 caucuses Northern Iowan 116:32, p.2	02/03/2020	Iowa's first-in-the-nation caucuses will be held on February 3. A record number of 28 Democrats are seeking the nomination. Incumbent Donald Trump will likely receive the Republican party's nomination. There is a brief listing of Democratic candidates, if they visited UNI, and their main focus. The list includes Joe Biden, Pete Buttigieg, Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren, Tom Steyer, Andrew Yang, Michael Bennet, Michael Bloomberg, Tulsi Gabbard, Amy Klobuchar, and Deval Patrick.
15	UNI hosts caucus in Maucker Northern Iowan 116:31, p.1	12/30/2019	The event, held one week before the Iowa caucuses on February 3, was intended to introduce students to the caucus process and the role it plays in the American democratic system. As Hoffman called the group to order, she stressed the value of Iowans' unique experience of being "first in the nation in the caucusing process". Hoffman opened with a general explanation of the caucus process, including how to find your ward and precinct location; photo.
16	Should all opinions be given a platform? Northern Iowan 116:23, p.3	11/18/2019	Rawwas responds to opinion columnist Kevin Wiggins, who wrote a piece titled "What does it mean to be 'conservative'?" published November 14 in the Northern Iowan.
17	The rise of the anti-austerity Left Northern Iowan 116:18, p.3	10/31/2019	Rawwas discusses multiple protests and strikes happening around the world. In the author's opinion, people are mobilizing against austerity measures and capitalism. Rawwas discusses media portrayal of events and analyses why the United States has not seen similar actions.
18	UNI alum discusses foreign policy Northern Iowan 116:18, p.2	10/31/2019	John Dinger, alum and former U.S. Ambassador to Mongolia, held the forum "When Politics Trumps Expertise: Ukraine, Turkey, Syria, and Foreign Policy Making in the Trump White House" at UNI on October 28. Dinger spoke about the inner workings of foreign policy and how ambassadors work together with the government; photo.
19	A feminism for the 99 percent Northern Iowan 116:15, p.3	10/21/2019	In the author's opinion, Congresswomen Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Ilhan Omar represent the true face of modern feminism in their critical and anti-capitalist approach. Rawwas also explains why they have endorsed Bernie Sanders for president; photos.
20	New Political ideology is needed Northern Iowan 116:12, p.3	10/10/2019	Opinion columnist, Mohammed Rawwas, believes that the current political ideology needs to change sometime in the near future. In the author's opinion, current political ideology needs to change quickly; climate change and the actions needed to combat it will not be fully met with the current liberal dogma. Rawwas explores the current political climate and climate change policies currently in place and/or how to make better policies; photo.
21	Failure is necessary in politics Northern Iowan 116:9, p.3	09/30/2019	In the author's opinion, failure is necessary in politics and learning from the failure makes the government better.
22	Kamala Harris visits UNI Northern Iowan 116:7, p.1	09/23/2019	Presidential hopeful Senator Kamala Harris visited UNI on her Iowan campaign tour. During her visit, she held a conference at the Maucker Union and invited questions from the audience; photo.
23	The democracy movement and rank-choice Northern Iowan 116:6, p.3	09/19/2019	Wiggins discusses the "democracy movement," which presents possible solutions and reforms to American democracy in light of political situations like the 2000 presidential election. In the author's opinion, instituting a rank/choice voting system would be a strong solution; photo.
24	How much power should students have? Northern Iowan 116:5, p.3	09/16/2019	Stekl discusses the power that students and workers have had in history to make change and the challenges faced today including disempowered unions and student debt. In the author's opinion, students should exercise power to change systems, and voting for Bernie Sanders upholds that ideal.
25	Yemen, praxis and global responsibility Northern Iowan 116:5, p.3	09/16/2019	In the author's opinion, the war and genocide in Yemen is being exacerbated by the United States government, which should end its involvement with Saudi Arabia and in Yemen. Rawwas supports the efforts of representative Ro Khanna and Bernie Sanders and calls out President Trump and the recent 9/11 memorial event on campus that included a helicopter landing, saying they draw attention away from ongoing civilian causalities; photo.
26	The evolution of intra-party division in politics Northern Iowan 116:3, p.3	09/09/2019	The author explains the evolution of intra-party division in the Republican party over the last five years, both before and after Donald Trump's election as president; photo.
27	On praxis: From campus to global politics Northern Iowan 116:2, p.3	09/05/2019	Call to action to engage in politics especially when it affects one directly. The author discusses global capitalism's role in the climate catastrophe, wealth inequality, and war, and states the importance of the 2020 election. In Rawwas's opinion, people are called to participate in politics because they are already involved whether or not they realize it, including students at UNI, and encourages votes for Bernie Sanders; photo.
28	The time is now to initiate political change Northern Iowan 116:2, p.3	09/05/2019	The author discusses nationwide student debt, climate change, and healthcare along with challenges specific to UNI. In Stekl's opinion, this is unacceptable, and Bernie Sanders is the person to change it.
29	Engaging in open-minded political discussion Northern Iowan 115:50, p.3	04/18/2019	Horning discuses the current politic climate and how it can impact the way people discuss their political views, urging people to be more open-minded; photos.
30	Politics aren't black and white Northern Iowan 115:50, p.3	04/18/2019	Bennethum argues that political opinions are not black and white and that citizens should be more accepting of one another's political views; photo.
31	Camp Kamala launches across Iowa Northern Iowan 115:46, p.2	04/04/2019	U.S. senator Kamala Harris announced her candidacy for president, and her staff will be hosting Camp Kamala organizing training programs across the state. UNI's will take place on April 18; photo.
32	On Christchurch & stochastic terrorism Northern Iowan 115:45, p.3	04/01/2019	In the author's opinion, free speech should be curbed when it amounts to stochastic terrorism - where a political commentator uses mass media to urge their followers to act on a certain ideology, and a small percentage do - resulting in violence. Rawwas writes in response to the terrorist attacks on two mosques in Christchurch, New Zealand; photo.
33	College Republican revived at UNI Northern Iowan 115:43, p.1	03/14/2019	The College Republicans club resumes meetings on March 5 after their previous head graduated during the fall semester. Nicholas Schindler is now club president; photo.
34	Giddens will fight student voter suppression Northern Iowan 115:43, p.3	03/14/2019	Eric Giddens, Democratic candidate for Iowa Senate District 30, pens a letter to the editor denouncing voter suppression and says he will work to increase voter participation.
35	Border security is common sense Northern Iowan 115:42, p.3	03/11/2019	In the author's opinion, construction of a border wall should garner bipartisan support based upon past comments by both Democrats and Republicans and the security risk an unsecured border poses. Instead, Horning argues, Democrats have withdrawn support in order to see President Trump fail; photos.
36	Tale of two YouTubes: A spectrum Northern Iowan 115:41, p.3	03/07/2019	In the author's opinion, YouTube has provided opportunities for young people to be aware of the world and engaged with politics more than ever before; photos.
37	Dance Marathon must get political Northern Iowan 115:36, p.3	02/18/2019	In Stekl's opinion, Dance Marathon should advocate to change the healthcare system instead of raising money without interrogating the structures necessitating fundraising; photos.
38	Fraternities have unfair power advantages Northern Iowan 115:36, p.3	02/18/2019	In the author's opinion, members of fraternities benefit from a disproportional advantage, particularly in politics and wealth. The generational advantage has grown from their founding in the early 1900s, when many Americans were still fighting for their rights to be recognized. Gregor focuses particularly on the fraternity Sigma Phi Epsilon and its power in UNI's student government.
39	Political polarization needs to be fixed Northern Iowan 115:35, p.3	02/14/2019	In the author's opinion, American society has grown increasingly politically polarized, due in part to the rise in digital media, lack of objective journalism, and increase in information bias. Horning argues that citizens should make mindful attempts to seek out all sides of an issue; photos.
40	In Defense: Hands off Venezuela Northern Iowan 115:33, p.3	02/07/2019	Caleb Stekl and Cade Olmstead write a letter to the editor in response to Colin Horning's January 28 Northern Iowan opinion piece "Socialism causes economic peril." They disagree with Horning's claim that socialism is to blame for Venezuela's political and economic turmoil, instead blaming capitalism and military intervention, particularly from the United States; photo.
41	'Trumping' Trump was hard to do in 2018 Northern Iowan 115:31, p.3	01/31/2019	Professor emeritus of marketing, Steve Corbin, writes a letter to the editor about holding President Trump accountable.
42	Ernst visits UNI for town hall Northern Iowan 115:29, p.2	01/24/2019	Senator Joni Ernst held a town hall to answer questions, which mostly centered around the government shutdown, now in its fifth week; photo.
43	True way to honor MLK's legacy Northern Iowan 115:29, p.3	01/24/2019	In the author's opinion, tolerance does not equate to freedom. Stekl discusses the current political climate and Martin Luther King Junior's legacy; photo.
44	Trump criticism is disproportionate Northern Iowan 115:26, p.3	12/03/2018	In the author's opinion, the media has overemphasized negative aspects of Trump's presidency and downplayed his accomplishments. Horning supports freedom of the press but is concerned about obvious bias; photo.
45	3 key points from climate report Northern Iowan 115:25, p.3	11/29/2018	In the author's opinion, the recent National Climate Assessment released by the government shows major detrimental effects from climate change. Ave also discusses the political response to the report; photo.
46	Grassley to become President Pro Tempore Northern Iowan 115:25, p.2	11/29/2018	Iowa senator Chuck Grassley is expected to become the president pro tempore of the Senate. Upon election, Grassley would become the first Iowan since Senator Albert Cummins in 1919 to be elected as president pro tempore, and the highest-ranking Iowa in the federal government. Senator Joni Ernst will become vice chair of the Senate Republican Conference; photo.
47	We must count every ballot Northern Iowan 115:24, p.3	11/15/2018	In the author's opinion, it is important to count every ballot during an election, especially due to the controversy in Georgia and Florida; photo.
48	Overcoming unconscious biases is crucial Northern Iowan 115:22, p.3	11/08/2018	Professor emeritus of marketing Steve Corbin discusses unconscious bias. In the author's opinion, Iowa can become a better place to live only when citizens reflect on divisiveness, overcome biases, and act with civility; photo.
49	The importance of Iowa politics Northern Iowan 115:22, p.3	11/08/2018	Horning discusses the importance of Iowa politics and their impact on a national level; photo.
50	Voters sound off on 2018 midterm Northern Iowan 115:22, p.1	11/08/2018	The 2018 midterm election results are in. Kim Reynolds won the gubernatorial election, the first time a female governor had been elected in Iowa. Abby Finkenauer defeated Rod Blum in Iowa House district one; Dave Loebsack won in district two; Cindy Axne won in district three; Steve King won in district four. Black Hawk County saw record voter turnout. Nationwide, Democrats gained control of the House of Representatives; photos.
51	Allegation needs to be investigated Northern Iowan 115:21, p.4	11/05/2018	Wolfe writes a response to Albie Nicol's October 29 Northern Iowan article "Where are the democrats?" about sexual assault allegations against senator Cory Booker. In the author's opinion, allegations need to be taken seriously and investigated. Wolfe also discusses how race impacts critique and perception, and that although neither political party has made gender violence prevention a priority, the Democrats have done a better job of holding people accountable; photo.
52	Elizabeth Warren's folly Northern Iowan 115:21, p.4	11/05/2018	Stekl discusses Elizabeth Warren's recent claim of indigenous ancestry based on a genetic test. In the author's opinion, using biogenetic testing and results for political purposes leads to fascism; photos.
53	First district candidates sound off Northern Iowan 115:21, p.1	11/05/2018	The article gives an overview of House of Representatives candidates Rod Blum and Abby Finkenauer and their stances on issues including heath care, the environment, abortion, and immigration; photos.
54	LTE: Enough is enough Northern Iowan 115:21, p.4	11/05/2018	Waterloo resident, Barbara Henning, writes her frustration regarding Iowa's state politics.
55	Former VP visits Iowa ahead of elections Northern Iowan 115:20, p.1	11/01/2018	Former vice president Joe Biden visited Cedar Rapids to encourage voting; photo.
56	Trump places "America First" Northern Iowan 115:20, p.4	11/01/2018	The author discusses Trump's usage of the word "nationalist" to describe himself. Contrary to what his opponents and the media say, in the author's opinion, this means that Trump puts America and American interests first.
57	Using snapchat as a tool to recruit voters Northern Iowan 115:20, p.4	11/01/2018	The author discusses how social media, specifically Snapchat, has been encouraging voting and voter registration; photos.
58	Analyzing the gubernatorial candidates Northern Iowan 115:18, p.1	10/29/2018	Iowa's candidates for governor are Kim Reynolds and Fred Hubbell. The article discuses their backgrounds and positions on issues; photos.
59	Five things to consider at the polls Northern Iowan 115:19, p.3	10/29/2018	Professor emeritus of marketing Steve Corbin wrote a letter to the editor. In the author's opinion, the five most important issues for the midterm elections are health insurance, school funding, corporate taxes, improving outdoor, wildlife, and water quality, and recent layoffs for various state-funded departments; photo.
60	Where are the democrats? Northern Iowan 115:19, p.3	10/29/2018	In the author's opinion, both the Democrat and Republican parties need to respond when political figures face allegations of sexual assault. Nicol discusses the recent reports against Senator Cory Booker; photos.
61	Poli Sci works to elect women Northern Iowan 115:18, p.2	10/25/2018	The ninth annual Women in Politics Bipartisan Scholarship Benefit was held on October 16, hosted by the Department of Political Science. Former ambassador Nancy Powell was the event's keynote speaker. The Women in Politics Scholarship was awarded to Audrey Simpson, Erin Thomason, and Kelsey Chidley; photos.
62	Abdication of global leadership has consequences Northern Iowan 115:15, p.3	10/15/2018	The author discusses recent world events attacking human rights and Trump administration decisions. In Dausener's opinion, the United States has abdicated the global leadership role it has held since WWII, which will have serious consequences; photos.
63	Informed voting is important Northern Iowan 115:15, p.3	10/15/2018	The author encourages research on political candidates before casting a vote; photo.
64	Letter to the editor: A few questions Northern Iowan 115:15, p.3	10/15/2018	Dennis Clayson, professor in the College of Business, writes a series of questions in response to Albie Nicol's October 11 article regarding Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation to the United States Supreme Court.
65	Online echo chambers reinforce politics Northern Iowan 115:13, p.4	10/08/2018	In the author's opinion, in order to be informed citizens, people need to be mindful of social media echo chambers and deliberately seek out other viewpoints; photo.
66	The trouble with Kavanaugh Northern Iowan 115:13, p.4	10/08/2018	In the author's opinion, Brett Kavanaugh's appointment to the United States Supreme Court will be detrimental to the nation. Stekl argues against the USA's current liberal-electoral democracy; photos.
67	UNI hosts First District Debate Northern Iowan 115:13, p.1	10/08/2018	UNI hosted the first Iowa First District debate between Abby Finkenauer and Rod Blum, both of who are running for the House of Representatives seat.
68	Prof talks buddies and boogeyman Northern Iowan 115:12, p.2	10/04/2018	Professor Evan Renfro gave the lecture "Buddies and Boogeymen: U.S. Foreign Policy as Domestic Politics" on October 1 in Rod Library as part of the #PanthersVote lecture series, hosted by the American Democracy Project. Renfro discussed mass media and politics; photo.
69	America's global leadership is threatened Northern Iowan 115:11, p.3	10/01/2018	UNI professor emeritus Steve Corbin writes a letter to the editor discussing America's deficient global trade and economic policies under President Trump's leadership, and encourages voters to replace legislators; photo.
70	LTE: Delay drives Kavanaugh accusation Northern Iowan 115:10, p.3	09/27/2018	Lucas Boyer, chairman of Young Americans for Freedom, writes a letter to the editor in response to the previous Northern Iowan piece "Kavanaugh hearing must be postponed." Boyer discusses the seriousness of sexual assault as well as importance and timing of the allegations, concluding that Ford's upcoming testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee is vital.
71	Prof talks fundamentals of Iowa races Northern Iowan 115:10, p.2	09/27/2018	Political Science professor Chris Larimer led a discussion about the fundamentals of Iowa's politics; photo.
72	Votes in local elections matter Northern Iowan 115:10, p.3	09/27/2018	In the author's opinion, it is important for students to vote in local elections. Wolf shares ways that local politics impact UNI and how to vote; photos.
73	Between sports and politics, we are all one Northern Iowan 115:8, p.3	09/20/2018	Nicol draws comparisons between sports and politics and argues that neither should divide the nation or communities; photos.
74	Profs hold Constitutional roundtable Northern Iowan 115:8, p.1	09/20/2018	Professors Scott Peters, Jayme Renfro, Donna Hoffman, Christopher Martin, and Elise DuBord participated in a discussion panel hosted by #PanthersVote for Constitution Day. Topics included politics, economy, the press, and immigration; photos.
75	Senate must postpone hearing Northern Iowan 115:8, p.3	09/20/2018	In the author's opinion, the Senate Judiciary Committee should postpone Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation vote to allow time for investigating sexual assault allegations against him; photo.
76	Congressional candidates to debate at UNI Northern Iowan 115:6, p.2	09/13/2018	Iowa congressional candidates Abby Finkenauer and Rod Blum will debate on October 5 in the Gallagher Bluedorn Performing Arts Center (GBPAC) in advance of the midterm elections; photos.
77	Trump's trade policy is harmful to the U.S. Northern Iowan 115:6, p.3	09/13/2018	Steve Corbin, professor emeritus of marketing, writes a letter to the editor about President Trump's trade agreements and how it will hurt Iowa and the U.S.; photo.
78	Alex Jones ban a good thing Northern Iowan 115:5, p.3	09/10/2018	The author discusses data privacy and censorship on social media, including various platforms banning presenter Alex Jones, resulting in increased political scrutiny of social media. In King's opinion, censorship is an important issue both on and off social media; photos.
79	Iowa Democratic Party chair hosts roundtable Northern Iowan 115:4, p.2	09/06/2018	Troy Price, chair of the Iowa Democratic Party, held a roundtable discussion to address student concerns about education in Iowa; photo.
80	Kavanaugh's documents crucial to public Northern Iowan 115:4, p.3	09/06/2018	The author writes about President Trump's Supreme Court nominee, Brett Kavanaugh, and his controversial history regarding previous testimony and involvement in Guantanamo Bay ahead of the Senate Judiciary Committee hearing; photo.
81	LTE: word choice matters Northern Iowan 115:4, p.3	09/06/2018	Corbin, professor emeritus of marketing, addresses the power of words and adult bullying; photo.
82	McCain had a passion for unity Northern Iowan 115:2, p.3	08/30/2018	The author writes a piece honoring Senator John McCain after his death, reflecting on his willingness to overcome divisions; photos.
83	Kander hosts voting event Northern Iowan 115:2, p.5	08/27/2018	Democrat Jason Kander visited campus, sponsored by Let America Vote, March for Our Lives Cedar Valley, and the Northern Iowa Democrats, and spoke on voting and voter suppression; photo.
84	LTE: midterm elections matter Northern Iowan 115:2, p.3	08/27/2018	Corbin, professor emeritus of marketing, discusses the importance of midterm elections and the possible impacts on issues; photo.
85	LTE: prioritize maternal and children's health Northern Iowan 115:2, p.3	08/27/2018	Khan discusses the importance of the Reach Every Mother and Child Act and urges readers to contact their representatives in its support.
86	Democratic heavyweight to visit UNI Northern Iowan 115:1, p.4	08/23/2018	Jason Kander, who is currently running as a Kansas City Mayor candidate, is set to visit UNI.
87	Political views continue to change on campus Northern Iowan 114:54, p.2	04/26/2018	The author explores the political views of students and how their college education may influence them.
88	Military strike on Syria was the right call Northern Iowan 114:53, p.3	04/23/2018	The author argues that the joint military strike by the US, Britain and France on Syria was the right call, but the US should be allowing more refugees into the country.
89	Reynolds signs mental health bills Northern Iowan 114:53, p.2	04/23/2018	Governor Kim Reynolds signed two bills that aim to better the mental health system in Iowa
90	Syrian strikes not the solution Northern Iowan 114:52, p.3	04/19/2018	The author suggests that President Trumps missile strikes in Syria have contributed to the body count.
91	LTE: Trump's tax plan will lead to economic debate Northern Iowan 114:41, p.3	03/01/2018	Professor in emeritus of marketing at UNI writes about President Trump's recent tax reform and it's ramifications.
92	Students walk out for gun control Northern Iowan 114:39, p.1	02/22/2018	A large number of students participated in a walkout for gun control organized by UNI student Emily Paul. The gathering was in reaction to the shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School; photos.
93	Water treatment bill enacted Northern Iowan 114:31, p.2	01/25/2018	The Iowa Senate voted on a new bill to change the way water quality projects are funded; photo.
94	LTE: Alleged Russian ties continue to haunt Trump Northern Iowan 114:30, p.3	01/22/2018	In a letter to the editor, Steve Corbin addresses the theories surrounding President Trump's alleged ties to Russia.
95	What about Whataboutisms? Northern Iowan 114:30, p.1	01/22/2018	Concerns are raised with the increasing use of whataboutism's in today's political culture; photo.
96	Gov. Reynolds' "Condition of the State" Northern Iowan 114:28, p.2	01/11/2018	Iowa Governor Kim Reynolds gives her first address. She discuses what she has been doing and her goals for the future; photo.
97	LTE: Talking politics in the age of Trump Northern Iowan 114:25, p.3	11/30/2017	In a letter to the editor, Aaron Friel responds to the letter to the editor "Why is everything politicized?".
98	LTE: Tax bill spells disaster for grad students Northern Iowan 114:25, p.3	11/30/2017	In a letter to the editor, Cade Olmstead discuses the House of Representatives' proposed tax bill and the impact it can have on graduate students' photo.
99	NISG clarifies policy on candidates Northern Iowan 114:25, p.2	11/30/2017	There has been some debate between NISG and partisan groups on campus regarding the rules for bringing political candidates to campus. It has been clarified that groups that represent UNI, such as NISG, can not bring political candidates, but other groups can.
100	LTE: Column is poorly informed Northern Iowan 114:24, p.3	11/16/2017	In a letter to the editor, Dan Childs, disagrees with a letter to the editor "Why is everything politicized" and is upset the Northern Iowan published it.