The Witching Hour Festival returns to Iowa City for a third time to delve into the many lives of art. By Joshua Balicki [email protected] The Witching Hour festival is on its third year of exploring...

By Tong Tong [email protected] On Friday, Yan Chung-hsien and Fujino Kaori will share their work with the university community. As a way to bring the world of literature closer, the International Writing...

The Theater Department’s newest play, Twilight Bowl, discusses current issues for college women. By Natalie Betz [email protected] The Theater Department’s new play, Twilight Bowl, discusses...

Imagine a play combining sexuality, feminism, gender, and the ’80s — that’s Starfire. The University of Iowa Theater Department this evening will lift the curtain on the production, an original...

Comedians H. Jon Benjamin, Eugene Mirman, and Dan Mintz are not typically recognized. However, their voices will immediately resonate for fans of one the most popular animated shows in recent years....

Three parents gather in a eerie, cluttered attic apartment, holding hands at a table. They are here to hopefully communicate with the spirits of their deceased kids. A medium is their only hope of having...

The Iowa City Book Festival is a celebration that remains true to its title. Hundreds of bookworms come out of their nooks and take part in this annual tradition. The yearly public book reading, however,...

Lucy Ives will read from her newest novel, Impossible Views of the World. By Natalie Betz [email protected] Lucy Ives has graduated from Harvard and the Iowa Writers’ Workshop. She also has...

Since the beginning of the school year, several student actors have invested their time in putting together one the most popular American plays and finding joy in a grim piece. By Sarah Stortz [email protected] The...

La Santa Cecilia plays a hybrid of music that surpasses the many parts. By Salma Rios [email protected] La Santa Cecilia, named after the patron saint of music, is a musical group composed of four...

The King and I will sing and dance its way onto the Hancher stage from Oct. 10-14, gracing Iowa City with its timeless music and charm. By Madison Lotenschtein [email protected] “Getting...

The tradition of hosting a free concert on the Pentacrest at the end of the Homecoming Parade is anticipated for by many in the University of Iowa community. But it’s the group behind the scenes putting...