Jarrett Dapier is an author, librarian, and drummer. His new graphic novel, “Wake Now In The Fire,” was published on Feb. 3, and is centered around the Chicago Public Schools District’s decision...

In the populated forest of literary magazines at the University of Iowa, a new literary magazine has taken root in the form of Tree Hugger. With an appreciation and emphasis on nature and the environment,...

I’ve been a fan of Sam Raimi’s cartoonish, mean-spirited, and endlessly creative filmmaking since I was a kid, so watching “Send Help,” his newest film, when it debuted in theaters on Jan....

Whether it’s a show about hockey rivals in a secret relationship or a young adult novel with heavier themes, University of Iowa students are getting their fill of pop culture media. It’s no...

When Dunkin’ Donuts dropped its seasonal Valentine's Day menu, including this annual treat, the brownie batter donut, I was filled with skepticism. This little donut was driving people crazy; it...

The classic board game Clue comes to Hancher Auditorium’s stage in style, with a joke every minute. “Clue’s” theatrical production is a twist on the original “who-dunnit,” and turns it...

Editor’s Note: This article contains mentions of sexual assault. As a 20-year-old woman, ideas of safety, self-defense, and security have been ingrained in me ever since I was a little girl. In...

The Super Bowl is must-see TV, with an estimated 120-130 million people tuning in each year to witness the end of the NFL season. With this incredible amount of viewership, companies are eager to buy...

S’mores Cookies What you’ll need: Pillsbury cookie dough, honey Teddy Grahams, mini marshmallows, chocolate chips In honor of Drake Maye and the Patriots making it to the big game, Ann Michael...

The Stanley Museum of Art’s lobby was packed with people eagerly awaiting a night of exhilarating jazz. Underneath the warm glow of the lights, a mural reflected in the windows behind them, the first...

Physical media should stick around I like to consume media. Almost everyone enjoys some form of it. But my childhood of DVD shelves, game cartridges, and hardcover books is being shifted right in...

According to the Chinese New Year, 2026 marks the Year of the Fire Horse. Commonly associated with transformation, movement, and courage, it’s an invitation for individuals to move forward intentionally. The...