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Senior Column | DITV taught me what I didn’t want to do
Joining DITV showed me what I didn’t want to do in the future, and I will always be thankful for such an opportunity. Julia Richards, Assistant DITV News Director and DITV Sports Reporter At 16 years old, I was convinced I knew exactly what I wanted to do; I wanted to be a sideline reporter or a sports broadcaster of some sort and show the world that women belong in the sports industry. I couldn’t have been more wrong about my career choice.
DITV: The Adler Journalism Building’s Hidden Trash Cans
(she/her/hers) Julia Richards is the Assistant News Director at DITV. She is a junior at the University of Iowa double majoring in journalism and sport...
DITV Sports: Iowa surrenders Heartland Trophy after 27-7 loss to Wisconsin
(she/her/hers) Julia Richards is the Assistant News Director at DITV. She is a junior at the University of Iowa double majoring in journalism and sport...
DITV Sports: Campus feels down after disappointing loss
(she/her/hers) Julia Richards is the Assistant News Director at DITV. She is a junior at the University of Iowa double majoring in journalism and sport...
DITV Sports: Iowa women's swimming and diving drops season opener 159-133 - The Daily Iowan
(she/her/hers) Julia Richards is the Assistant News Director at DITV. She is a junior at the University of Iowa double majoring in journalism and sport...
DITV: Iowa defeats Michigan State to advance to the Big Ten championship game
Iowa women’s basketball defeated Michigan State in the Big Ten semifinal game, 87-72. Julia Richards, TV Sports Reporter March 12, 2021 INDIANAPOLIS – Sixth-seeded Iowa women’s basketball took on No, 7 seed Michigan State in the quarterfinals of the Women’s Basketball Big Ten Tournament on Friday, defeating the Spartans, 87-72. Iowa advances to take on top-seeded Maryland Saturday afternoon at 1 p.m. CST for the 2021 Big Ten title. VIDEO
DITV: Women's basketball takes on Purdue - The Daily Iowan
The Hawkeyes faced off against Purdue in the first game of the Big 10 women’s basketball tournament. DITV sports reporter Julia Richards has the details on how it played out.
DITV: Iowa women's basketball star dominates the court - The Daily Iowan
As the basketball season winds down, one Hawkeye player refuses to pump the breaks. DITV reporter Julia Richards has been following this athlete’s path to glory.
DITV Sports: Meet Iowa volleyball's freshman stars - The Daily Iowan
Iowa volleyball has three new players lighting up the court with confidence. DITV reporter Julia Richards found out how these freshmen are making their mark.
Pros and Cons of Re-using Shipping Containers
If you keep up to date with the latest worldwide architectural trends, you must know that a lot of fuss has been made over old shipping containers. These days, they aren’t just discarded after their expected life is over. Instead, people turn them into houses, storage units, coffee shops, restaurants – you name it. You have to admit how crafty this is for those who want to start a business amid a global crisis.
Meet STEM Superstars at UW-Madison
By Julia Richards | Photographed by Hillary Schave Amy Barger has access to some of the most powerful telescopes in the world. The UW-Madison astronomy professor ponders questions about the evolution of the universe from her cramped, sparsely-decorated office in Sterling Hall. She’s personable and unassuming, but her enthusiasm comes through as she recounts staying up all night observing the night sky with new technology—a submillimeter bolometer array.
Threading the needle
Fiction From the LabLit short story series Julia Richards 11 June 2019 www.lablit.com/article/963 She asks me every week if I think I am cut out for this life I screw a glass capillary into the heating element. A flash of light and snap! – the capillary pulls into a thin clear thread. My hand shakes. Lab meeting in three days. Lab meeting. The older students call it the Kobayashi Maru, a term that needs no explanation to a bunch of science nerds.
We sold art to help after Hurricane Harvey
A few days after Hurricane Harvey hit Texas hard in August 2017, there was major flooding and so many people lost power. Some had to go to shelters to stay alive, but then the shelters got flooded and they had nowhere to go. My neighbor Shain knocked on my door and she said, “Hi, I would like to raise money for Hurricane Harvey because there’s a lot of people with no houses and food. I would like to sell my artwork and some of my friends' artwork, too.
'Hamilton' creator Lin-Manuel Miranda talks with Long Island kids
By Nyah Grigg, Mark Ingram, Jaellyn Portillo Bueso and Julia Richards Kidsday Reporters March 20, 2019 11:00 AM We met actor and writer Lin-Manuel Miranda a few months ago when he was promoting his role in the movie "Mary Poppins Returns." After talking with him about the movie we had a lot more questions to ask him about his amazing career and all the great things he has done for others. We had a great afternoon with him.
Lin-Manuel Miranda chats about ‘Mary Poppins Returns’
After seeing “Mary Poppins Returns,” we went back to Manhattan and met Broadway star, actor, singer and dancer Lin-Manuel Miranda at the Essex House Hotel. We talked to him about his role as Jack the lamplighter in the movie. Q: What was your favorite part about your character? A: My favorite part was that he still knows what it’s like to be a kid in all the best ways.
Lin-Manuel Miranda chats about ‘Mary Poppins Returns’
After seeing “Mary Poppins Returns,” we went back to Manhattan and met Broadway star, actor, singer and dancer Lin-Manuel Miranda at the Essex House Hotel. We talked to him about his role as Jack the lamplighter in the movie. Q: What was your favorite part about your character? A: My favorite part was that he still knows what it’s like to be a kid in all the best ways.
Kidsday reviews ‘Mary Poppins Returns’: A great holiday movie
We recently were invited to a screening of the new movie “Mary Poppins Returns” at the Regal Battery Park Stadium movie theater in Manhattan. The movie, which was directed and produced by Rob Marshall, opened Dec. 19. It stars Lin-Manuel Miranda as Jack, a funny lamplighter, and Emily Blunt as Mary Poppins, the nanny. The story takes place during the 1930s, which is the same time period as the original book written by P.L. Travers.
Kidsday reviews ‘Mary Poppins Returns’: A great holiday movie
We recently were invited to a screening of the new movie “Mary Poppins Returns” at the Regal Battery Park Stadium movie theater in Manhattan. The movie, which was directed and produced by Rob Marshall, opened Dec. 19. It stars Lin-Manuel Miranda as Jack, a funny lamplighter, and Emily Blunt as Mary Poppins, the nanny. The story takes place during the 1930s, which is the same time period as the original book written by P.L. Travers.
Kidsday reviews 'Mary Poppins Returns': A great holiday movie
We recently were invited to a screening of the new movie “Mary Poppins Returns” at the Regal Battery Park Stadium movie theater in Manhattan. The movie, which was directed and produced by Rob Marshall, opens Dec. 19. It stars Lin-Manuel Miranda as Jack, a funny lamplighter, and Emily Blunt as Mary Poppins, the nanny.
Lin-Manuel Miranda chats about 'Mary Poppins Returns' with LI kids
By Nyah Grigg, Mark Ingram, Jaellyn Portillo-Bueso and Julia Richards Kidsday Reporters, 10, Huntington Station Updated December 18, 2018 6:00 AM After seeing “Mary Poppins Returns,” we went back to Manhattan and met Broadway star, actor, singer and dancer Lin-Manuel Miranda at the Essex House Hotel. We talked to him about his role as Jack the lamplighter in the movie. What was your favorite part about your character?
Putting FE on the map as a career choice for graduates
Against a backdrop of daily information about the crisis in our education system, and with recent figures suggesting FE colleges are short of approximately 20,000 staff, it is more important than ever to find innovative ways to resolve this issue.
Target uni students to boost FE teacher recruitment
Much has been written about the predicament that exists across our education landscape, with schools, colleges, and training providers suffering from a shortage of high-quality teaching staff. With funding tight and unlikely to loosen at any time soon, how can we make teaching, and specifically teaching in FE an attractive proposition? Maybe, just maybe, Further Pathways to FE has some of the answers.
From the LabLit short story series
The he little white plastic tip at the end of my pipettor stared up at me mockingly. I was almost certain I had used it for water, but I had been on autopilot for the last five minutes. Should I risk reusing it? If, in fact, I had used it for DMSO, I would contaminate the glycerol. On the other hand, a box of pipette tips cost $5.34, which made each tip worth 6 cents. Now, 6 cents may not have sounded like a lot, but my advisor, Professor K.
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