The Daily Iowan FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 2018 THE INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF IOWA COMMUNITY SINCE 1868 DAILYIOWAN.COM 50¢ INSIDE Vandalism reported in Communications Center UI Vice President for Student Life Melissa Shivers informed those affiliated with the military community Thursday of ‘disrespectful and unacceptable’ vandalism in the Communications Center. BY SARAH STORTZ In an email to reported several incidents of “dis- Student Services.
[email protected] those affiliated respectful and unacceptable” van- “We have attempted to prevent with the UI mili- dalism in the Communications the problem by improving signage Numerous incidents of vandal- tary community, Center. in the lobby, and have notified the ism have been reported in the Uni- UI Vice President The Communications Center, UI Police Department, which is versity of Iowa Communications of Student Life across the street from the Main Li- SEE VANDALISM, 2 Gold heart for Hawkeye Center. Shivers Melissa Shivers brary, houses Military and Veteran A.J. Epenesa A.J. Epenesa could have gone to any school in the country, but he chose Iowa. Growing up, he learned the importance of putting family first, and that’s apparent now in his second season in a Black and Gold What’s the source of uniform. PREGAME 5 anti-Semitism? After the shooting at a Pittsburgh synagogue, the UI hosted a panel to better understand anti- Semitism as incidents targeting Jewish people are on the rise in Iowa and nationwide. Democrat out-fundraises Republican incumbent in state auditor race The competition between Dem- ocrat Rob Sand and Republican incumbent Mary Mosiman in the race to be Iowa’s next state audi- tor has become one of the most expensive state-auditor races in recent years, with Sand out-rais- ing his incumbent opponent.