As the air chilled once again, flocks of blue-tin carrying locals filled the streets of downtown Iowa City, hopping from shop to shop in search of creamy and crunchy cookies to fill their afternoon.The...

It’s been a while since I’ve been as tuned into a show as I was for “A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms.” Following the disappointing second season of fellow “Game of Thrones” spinoff “House...

Room decor can be a nightmarish challenge for a busy student. Whether the issue is space, budget, or a poor understanding of the ancient practices of feng shui, it can be hard to even think about decorating...

A video last month from The Daily Mail on TikTok went viral after announcing that a 12-year-old Austrailian boy was pronounced brain dead after being attacked by a shark.  One of the comments to...

It’s no secret that winters in Iowa City come with baggage; blustering gusts of wind, single-digit temperatures, and frozen-stiff limbs are inarguably part of the Iowa experience. As walking to class...

Before “Primary Trust” began, Riverside Theatre was set to represent two separate locations: a bright tiki bar featuring colorful lights hanging and tiki totem cups, and a dimly lit desk in a soon-to-be-abandoned...

One of the best parts of starting a book is getting lost in a new world. Getting the chance to dive into other people’s lives and see a different world from a new perspective is always exciting.  This...

It feels like it has been years since there was a pirate craze in cinema, but Amazon Prime’s Original film, “The Bluff,” is bringing the genre back, and I couldn’t be more excited. Ever since...

I entirely empathize with the hesitation to having a nurse stick a needle in your arm and become adjacent to a human juice box in exchange for some cash. It’s not the most conventional money-making...

I remember watching the “Scream 7” trailer at the cinema last month; it promised a new Ghostface killer willing to burn the past to the ground, one who would no longer hide behind a mask. It promised...

To Sonya Jackson, her great aunt Lulu Merle Johnson was a picky but mysterious woman. She was a pillar of her family and the kind of older woman with wisdom beyond any number of years. Johnson was...

The lights dimmed, and the audience applauded as vocal ensemble Voces8 took the stage at Voxman Music Building for their program, “Draw On Sweet Night.” The performance featured the University...