After almost half a century offering fine-arts showcases such as the Holiday Thieves’ Market and Riverbank Art Fair/Spring Art Exposé, the University of Iowa has discontinued the student-run Fine Arts...
It may come as a surprise to current Hawkeye and Cyclone fans that the two teams haven’t always gone head-to-head every football season, but now Iowa and Iowa State fans alike can learn about the start...
Kayli Reese, Managing News Editor
• September 15, 2019
There are a lot of great things that can be said about Hustlers – the film based on the true story of a group of strippers who started drugging and stealing from rich men after the 2008 financial crisis...
If you’ve watched the ‘90s version of It, it probably won’t come as a surprise that 2019’s It Chapter Two is significantly more visually interesting than its miniseries counterpart. For the most...
Hancher Auditorium was packed with people on Sept. 14, all eagerly awaiting the arrival of musical powerhouse Audra McDonald. When she made her entrance, the audience cheered for so long that McDonald...
Uncle Vanya by Anton Chekhov is a play that most people have been exposed to in some form or another, be it the “History of Theater” general education class or a production put on by a local university...
First time nonfiction writer T Kira Madden visited Prairie Lights Thursday night to read an excerpt from her memoir, “Long Live The Tribe of Fatherless Girls.” The memoir is written as a series of...
I don’t think there’s a single week that I don’t sit in my room and use my speaker to have music playing the background — this week, it’s been Hollywood’s Bleeding, the latest work from Austin...
Dressed in a blue robe with her thick, black hair tied back, Broadway performer Audra McDonald played the frumpy waitress Frankie in Frankie and Johnny in the Clair de Lune, which ended its Broadway run...
Ceramic bodies, busts, and tools scatter the workspace of graduate student Nicole "Dia" Webb in the Visual Arts Building on the west side of the University of Iowa campus.
Webb is a second-year graduate...
Pen pals – the epitome of childhood cultural friendships. Children all over the world wrote letters to send to other countries for domestic kids to read and reply to. In grade school and high school,...
