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Crowded galleries and empty heads. Preach suspicion and vituperate against your neighbor and your country-- and the world is all attention--- talk sense and disseminate information--- and you talk to empty benches.

Daily Iowan newspaper office in Close Hall, The University of Iowa, 1920s

Close Hall was dedicated in 1890 and located on the northwest corner of Dubuque Street and Iowa Avenue, the present location of the Biology Building. It housed the Journalism Department before being damaged by fire in 1940 and later demolished.

Daily Iowan newspaper office, The University of Iowa, January 1924

Daily Iowan newspaper staff, The University of Iowa, 1919

Daily Iowan newspaper staff, The University of Iowa, January 1919

Seated at desk is editor Mildred Whitcomb, the first female editor of a college paper, and Professor Frank Barnes Thayer.

Daily Iowan office with Professor Charles Weller, right, The University of Iowa, 1920s

Weller was the University of Iowa's first director of the School of Journalism, from 1924-1927.

Des Moines Business Blocks

Image shows various businesses, office buildings and hotels that existed in Des Moines in 1904. The Homestead building, built in 1893, still stands and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

Des Moines Sunday Register headline on Iowa football victory over Notre Dame, The University of Iowa, November 12, 1939

Faulty weapons, shoddy workmanship, inflated costs, inaccurate weapons manuals, ... are you sure they don't work for us?

Red Star; U.S. defense contractor's scandal!

Football team view past newspaper headlines encouraging them to beat Notre Dame again, The University of Iowa, 1960s

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