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The independent newspaper of the University of Iowa community since 1868

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Editor-in-Chief of Ink Lit Mag Sydney Mayes poses for a photo in Stanley Hall on Wednesday, 6 November, 2019. Ink Lit Mag will launch its 17th issue this fall.

Ink Lit Magazine editor shares poetry, leadership skills with UI writing community

Jenna Post, Arts Reporter November 6, 2019

Before coming to the University of Iowa, Sydney Mayes attended the Denver School of the Arts, where she honed her creative-writing skills and found a love for poetry before college. During her first semester...

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Country singer Adam Hambrick’s unconventional journey to music leads him to Iowa City

Austin J. Yerington, Arts Reporter November 6, 2019

For country singer Adam Hambrick, singing in front of a crowd is a dream come true. “I love being on stage and being a singer, and being in that moment, [performing] in church, in a bar, there’s something...

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Brotherly harmonies and genre-blending beats: Talbott Brothers to visit The Mill

Samantha Murray, Arts Reporter November 6, 2019

Previously playing alongside bands like AJR, ZZ Ward, and Johnnyswim, the Talbott Brothers are no strangers to big crowds and complicated performances. Now they are bringing their talents to the Mill. The...

Regina Porter reads an excerpt from her book, The Travelers. Porter is a graduate from the University of Iowa, and she was a part of the Iowa Writers Workshop during her time at the university.

Iowa Writers’ Workshop graduate captivates Prairie Lights listeners with original storytelling in debut novel

Kyler Johnson, Arts Reporter November 5, 2019

Attracting authors from all over the nation to share their work in front of Iowa City patrons, Prairie Lights featured Iowa Writers’ Workshop graduate Regina Porter on Monday, Nov. 4 to read excerpts...

Printmaker Alice Leora Briggs visits Visual Arts Building

Printmaker Alice Leora Briggs visits Visual Arts Building

Samantha Murray, Arts Reporter November 3, 2019

On Nov. 5, University of Iowa alum Alice Leora Briggs will be coming to the Visual Arts Building to speak about her work as a draftsman, printmaker, and installation artist. The artist will stay for...

Shredders performs at Gabes in downtown Iowa City as the closer for Witching Hour on Nov. 2. Shredders is the new rap project from Doomtree members P.OS, Sims, Lazerbeak, and Paper Tiger.

Exploring realms and discussing the process: A recap of Witching Hour

DI Arts Staff November 3, 2019

Kerry Howley The annual Witching Hour Festival kicked off with the upcoming work and words of the University of Iowa’s Nonfiction Writing Program’s Assistant Professor Kerry Howley. Inspired...

Binge Break: Band of Brothers still stands out 18 years later

Binge Break: Band of Brothers still stands out 18 years later

Brooklyn Draisey, Managing Editor November 3, 2019

I know this is kind of a deviation from the normal Binge Break content, but I’m writing this guest column just to gush about Band of Brothers, an HBO miniseries whose final episode aired 18 years ago...

UI Japanese Program celebrates Japanese art and culture with bunkasai event

UI Japanese Program celebrates Japanese art and culture with bunkasai event

Samantha Murray, Arts Reporter November 3, 2019

Tucked inside a small room at the Iowa City Public Library, people swarmed booths celebrating Japanese culture for bunkasai on Nov. 1, put on by the UI Japanese Program.  Filled wall to wall with a...

Juliet Remmers and Kate Vincek perform “Eternal Somewhere Else” during a dress rehearsal of  Words Dance at Space Place Theater on Friday, Nov. 1, 2019. The piece is underscored by sounds of Jupiter and Pluto as well as poetry by Manuel Beccerra.

Storytelling through movement: UI Dance partners with International Writing Program

Samantha Murray, Arts Reporter November 2, 2019

International Writing Program writers from all over the world had the opportunity to have their pieces showcased through dance on Nov. 1, after a collaboration between the IWP and the UI Department of...

Dancers Julia Cooper and Mariko Ishikawa perform “The Solitaires” during a dress rehearsal of  Words Dance at Space Place Theater on Friday, Nov. 1, 2019. Martha Mukaiwa recorded an original story to be played alongside the dance.

Photos: Words Dance: An IWP & UI Dance Collaboration (11/01/19)

Jenna Galligan, Photojournalist November 1, 2019

The University of Iowa Department of Dance and the International Writing Program came together to create Words Dance. The show  opened for one night only  at Space Place Theater on Friday, Nov. 1, 2019....

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Iowa Writers Workshop graduate talks about her book and HBO series deal

Austin J. Yerington, Arts Reporter October 31, 2019

Claire Lombardo, an Iowa Writers Workshop graduate and author of the novel The Most Fun We Ever Had, will now adapt the best-selling book for a new series on HBO. The show will be produced by big-name...