After living in two countries during her academic career, University of Iowa senior Chosie Titus has cultivated her skills in visual art and graphic design from both France and the U.S.
Having a French...
Wheels screeching by, a wall of powerful strong women fights to keep the opponents at bay as blood, sweat, and tears are spilled.
Roller derby is not a sport meant for the faint of heart, but the ones...
One bass, one guitar, three lovely voices, and a banjo: This is how to put on a lovely, intimate, Saturday night show. Only Canadian banjo player Kaia Kater could pull this off with such grace.
Performing...
After 20 years of research around the world, Timothy Wise, senior researcher and director of the Land and Food Rights Program at the Small Planet Institute, decided to write a book that argues against...
As spring slowly makes its way to Iowa City, so does the annual festival featuring music, literature, and art: Mission Creek. Hosted by the Englert, Mission Creek spans six days and a variety of venues...
Romance in the 21st century is a daunting feat for many, considering all of the distractions. Whether they be technology, an ex, or simply a lack of desire for dating, all play out comically and emotionally...
Wearing a white tank top reading “pick flowers, not fights,” University of Iowa junior Dante Benjegerdes wields a fake knife as he practices combat, hair flowing freely.
An item often used to ignite...
Before the age of 30, Andrew Ridker had written for such prestigious publications as The Paris Review, the New York Times, just to name two. With such a résumé, Ridker released his first published novel,...
Theater has the ability to bring people out of their lives and into joyous or tumultuous ones of the characters onstage, often through humor or satire. At 7 p.m. Friday through Sunday at The Mill, 120...
On March 16, Iowa City has the opportunity to experience alternative comedian Neil Hamburger at the Mill.
Gregg Turkington’s Neil Hamburger is a comedic character who can divide a room. His avant-garde...
The rumble of speakers, the smell of popcorn, and the cool quiet of the theater, lit up by a projector. Going to the movies may not seem like a political act, but for the month of March at FilmScene, the...
