Roxy Ekberg is the Executive Editor at The Daily Iowan. A second-year student at the University of Iowa, she is double majoring in journalism and political science, focusing on themes such as government and politics, education, and societal issues. Roxy's work has been featured in various publications including The Daily Iowan, Moline Dispatch Publishing Company, and the Quad-City Times.
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Roxy Ekberg's coverage primarily centers around local government and politics, human resources and employment, with a focus on Iowa City and Johnson County. She appears to favor announcement-type articles related to government initiatives or policies. Therefore, she may be receptive to pitches that offer expert commentary from local political figures or community leaders regarding issues such as affordable housing, pesticide reduction incentives, or legislative priorities in Iowa.
Given her extensive coverage of local events and government decisions within Johnson County and the surrounding areas, Roxy would likely benefit from sources who have direct experience or involvement in these activities. Pitches providing insights into cultural or societal events relevant to the area could also resonate well with her coverage interests.
When reaching out to Roxy Ekberg for potential collaboration opportunities consider focusing on topics like sexual assault legislation at a county level, discussions about rape survivor support programs specific to Johnson County/Iowa City region, medication-related policy changes at the county level amongst others.
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By: Roxy Ekberg
Senior sprinter Alexandria Edison has been running since she was just seven years old on account of her mother being a track coach. Now, the fourth year is looking to climb the mountain with her 4×100 team and sit alone and accomplished atop the Iowa record books. Edison and her quartet, consisting of Holly Duax,...
Franklin Pastorino, a University of Iowa third-year student, had never heard a gun go off before. When shots were fired on the Pedestrian Mall on the April 19 shooting, Pastorino thought the loud sound was fireworks. It wasn’t until he heard people screaming that he realized something was horribly wrong. Five people were injured in...
When searching for her first post- graduation job, University of Iowa fourth-year student Isabelle Hudnut was repeatedly told she did not have enough work experience for the entry-level positions she applied for. Over the span of her college career, Hudnut had a three-year-long internship position and two summer internships. One of the summer roles even...
While at North Scott High School in Iowa’s Quad Cities, Chloe Schwab committed to the University of Iowa because of its reputation in journalism and mass communication, with aspirations of becoming a broadcast TV news anchor. Slowly, she realized that wasn’t her true calling; musical theater was. During the summer after her senior year of...
By: Roxy Ekberg
Alison Baldwin was a mix of emotions regarding her approaching graduation. “It’s a weird feeling, because everything that’s been created around here — everyone’s going their own way. All my friends are really close to me right now, we can all walk to each other,” she said. “I bet it’s a bit of a strange...
By: Roxy Ekberg
Much like learning to write with a pencil, novices in the lab can struggle to utilize a pipette and other instruments. Winter Philibert, a doctoral student in UI’s department of Biological Engineering, said she quickly learned to wield the instrument as a child in her father’s lab. “Sometimes it was a lot of work and...
By: Roxy Ekberg
After losing a leg in a snowmobile accident in February, Carter Henning wasn’t sure he would be able to play his favorite sport — golf. The rising sophomore at Calamus-Wheatland
Stephanie Psaki has always believed that health is at the heart of every stage of life. She sat down with CFR to talk about her far-reaching career in international research, nonprofits, and the government, as well as her views on the current state of the public health space.
Sadanand Dhume has both sprinted as a foreign correspondent and endured the marathon of writing two books. The new senior fellow for India, Pakistan, and South Asia sat down with CFR to share insights from his experiences covering the economy, extremism, and international relations in both South and Southeast Asia.
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