Field’s Journalism & Storytelling Program Officer Maudlyne Ihejirika delivered the keynote address at the 100th anniversary celebration of her alma mater, UIowa SJMC with a speech titled: “The Future of Journalism and Storytelling: Putting Community First.”

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B1G congrats to my former “little neighbor girl”😊, who is now “all grown up”! She’s a University of Iowa student & just won a prestigious national award recognizing her as the nation’s best! Congrats, Natalie! I’m so happy for you & so proud! Keep shining!🙌🏻

If you haven't pre-ordered the DI's upcoming book, you should. They've been given a lot of special access behind the scenes. Coach Bluder has said extremely kind things about the photogs working on the project.

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I’ve been sitting on this news for a while, but I’m thrilled to finally announce that starting soon, I will begin working as Iowa Public Radio’s VERY FIRST Arts and Culture Reporter! 🎭🎨🎶

Thanks for your support, Pete! I'm thankful to have you on our board and part of our community.

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Thanks for your support, Curt! Congratulations on all your success.

If you want to chip in to support current and future students, today is the day! #1DayForIowa

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Fans of Iowa Women's Basketball watch in the coming weeks for a first-class book on Hawkeyes’ season. The book is being produced by The Daily Iowan and its outstanding crew. Besides being a great look back, the book will support the nonprofit DI, which has trained journalists for 150 years. ⤵️

So excited to welcome former-student-slash-current-rockstar Mariah L Wellman, PhD back for a talk. She will present “In Search of Wellness: Exploring the Role of Influencers in the Wellness Industry” to UIowa SJMC UI Communication Studies faculty and graduate students tomorrow at 3:45pm.

Starting tomorrow Brittney J. Miller and I will have a 4-part series on cancer in Iowa.

The podcast coming after Pablo will be fun for basketball fans. I spoke with three staffers at The Daily Iowan —- Kenna Roering, Cooper Worth and Colin Votzmeyer — on what it’s like to cover Caitlin Clark as a student journalist.

UI third-year student Jami Martin-Trainor will serve as the DI’s 2024-25 executive editor. Martin-Trainor currently serves as the Managing Digital Editor and has worked for the student publication since her first year of college.

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Are you going to the Iowa Women's Basketball game today? Students from the School of Journalism and The Daily Iowan are documenting the clash of the giants for the 2024 Women’s Basketball book. 1/3

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I am writing a 5000-word book chapter on 'Dewesternizing Media Psychology.' Looking for faculty or PhD student doing media psych work in/about the Global South and are interested as coauthors. Deadline is May 15. Contact [email protected] if interested. Thank you! #commsowhite

It looks awesome in print.

Working on this book project has been so rewarding. We’ll be sharing updates on essayists and other content soon. The student photographers and full team are putting in the work. Stay tuned! The Daily Iowan Jason Brummond Wayne Drehs University of Iowa

That first quarter from Caitlin Clark might be the most insane stretch of sports I've ever seen live. 'In the zone' doesn't even begin to explain what that felt like in Carver Hawkeye Arena.

🗞️ The Daily Iowan's acquisitions of two local newspapers is just the latest student journalist-run initiative to fortify local news in greater university communities.

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