In a dimly lit venue with glimmering ceiling lights, colorful stage LEDs, and powerful hipster vibes, a diverse beanie and flannel-wearing crowd shuffled into Gabe’s and swarmed the stage to await headlining...
Gabe’s hummed with patrons, all awaiting Joyce Manor to take the stage. Under the neuron-like lighting hanging from the ceiling, a sea of flannels and ripped denim jackets crowded the floor in front...
The theater was entirely sold out for Sweat’s opening night at the UI David Thayer Theater, and for good reason. It isn’t a show to miss.
Right from the opening scene, the audience is abruptly...
As the shadows of fall lengthen and winter darkness starts to creep in, the latest music from Banners Where the Shadow Ends brings an uplifting, pop-rock beat to keep spirits high.
Michael Joseph Nelson,...
I am one of those people who loves to find an escape. I love finding a movie or a television show that will let me forget about global politics, school stress, and anxieties — but nothing compares...
Large hunks of decaying tree bark lay across a table while watercolor paintings hung on Julie Fiscella’s corner of the graduate student sculpture commons in the Visual Arts Building. Fiscella, a first-year...
Upon first glance, a relatively blank set with only a desk and two chairs may seem underwhelming, but much like the play itself, there’s more to Sweat’s set than initially meets the eye.
After...
University of Iowa Press author Ashley Wurzbacher’s upcoming fiction book about the trials and triumphs of various professional women — a decade-long project — garnered her national recognition.
Wurzbacher’s...
After the massive popularity of Stranger Things and the It films, there’s no denying that the ‘80s have made a comeback as a fan-favorite horror setting, but it also raises a question: Where are the...
In celebration of the release of their latest album ‘Dépaysé,’ Sinkane came to Iowa City to perform at The Mill on Oct. 8.
Sinkane’s music blends multiple genres, from free jazz and funk rock...
Lauren Markham’s The Far Away Brothers was selected this year for the annual reading program, One Community, One Book, by the University of Iowa’s Center for Human Rights.
One Book, One Community...
