Carroll Zuber was traveling in Germany, when he had an idea: bring microbrewing to Iowa. In 1975, the most popular beer seemed to be Miller Lite, and Zuber wanted to change that. In less than a decade,...
National Czech & Slovak Museum & Library will celebrate its 14th BrewNost with brewers and beer from all over the world.
By Levi Wright
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Few things compare with the sweet...
An Iraqi poet and International Writing Program resident breaks through silence and writes her way to Iowa City and environs.
By Joshua Balicki
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As the oldest and largest multinational...
By Madison Lotenschtein
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Think coffins. Think cobwebs and fear. Think Count Dracula.
Stop.
Eric Adjetey Anang, a Ghanaian-born artist, begs to differ.
He constructs...
Minnesota brothers Page Burkum and Jack Torrey didn’t have much of a plan when they started playing music together as the singer/songwriter duo The Cactus Blossoms. They mostly just wanted to play...
Sandra Cisneros held a reading Monday night in Macbride Auditorium, and she will join Jorge Guerra at 5 p.m. Tuesday for another discussion with the Iowa City community.
“On Sept. 12 at 5 p.m. in...
By Natalie Betz
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Shakespeare isn’t only for English majors. Over the years, the Bard has become something for the public, as opposed to “high-brow” society. In fact,...
Americans have heard a lot recently about the various hate groups around the United States, and whether they label themselves as neo-Nazis, white supremacists, or skinheads, one thing is certain: they...
The Solace of Trees, by Robert Madrygin, is a novel about Bosnian war orphan Amir, who navigates his way through the horrors of war, the ever-present effects of PTSD, the loss of his family, post-9/11...
The former African-art curator at the UI Museum of Art (1995-2004), Professor Victoria Rovine loves to study clothing, and she also loves to study African art.
“Fashion is the fine-art version of...
It is often the hero of the story who risks her or his life in order to save somebody, but the roles are reversed in Z.P. Dala’s new book. She has risked her life in order to publish The Architecture...
