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We all make mistakes when doing something for the first time. However, the more we do it, the fewer of those mistakes we make. That’s not to say that you shouldn’t try to avoid making mistakes as a beginner. The same goes for buying Bitcoin. Even if you’re new to buying, selling, and trading, you should try to avoid making these common mistakes: Mistake 1: Falling for Scams There’s no denying that many people who buy Bitcoin strike it rich and make a great deal of money. However, it’s that very benefit that has made it easy for scam artists to make money. They trick people into falling for fra ..read more

More than 200 pro-Palestine protesters lined the bridge outside the Courtyard by Marriott hotel in University Heights outside of U.S. Rep. Mariannette Miller-Meeks’, R-Iowa, campaign reception with U.S. House Speaker Mike Johnson on Sunday afternoon.  Waving Palestinian flags, protesters chanted “Mike Johnson, you can’t hide, we charge you with genocide,” and called for a permanent ceasefire, the end of sending aid to Israel, and U.S. divestment from Israeli companies.  Mimi Daoud, an organizer of the protest and member of Iowans for Palestine, led chants for nearly three hours and s ..read more

FilmScene hosted Bijou’s annual Open Screen Film Festival, a screening of 17 independent and student-made short films on Friday. Among these student filmmakers was Sammy Bowden, a master’s student in his final semester at the University of Iowa. Bowden took the top prize at the festival with his debut short, “Chat Is This Real?” The film is based on content livestreaming and social media, looking at what can happen when users take their interactions with content creators too far. “[The idea] originated from my own social media algorithms. It was what I was being fed,” Bowden said. “I was very ..read more