By Alex Kramer [email protected] An introverted mind can lead to great things, its cogs eternally cranking out something new, ghastly, or even brave. This is certainly the case for Hannah Pittard,...

The eigth annual Fry Fest offers Iowa citizens a chance to revel in Hawkeye history. By Quentin Yarolem [email protected] Over the better part of the last decade, Hawkeye fans of the Iowa City/Coralville...

By: Gracey Murphy [email protected] @graceyelyssa 20 years of travel, poetry, and teaching cannot prevent a writer from returning to the allure of Prairie Lights, 15 S. Dubuque St. Acclaimed...

By Alex Kramer [email protected] An introverted mind can lead to great things, its cogs eternally cranking out something new, ghastly, or even brave. This is certainly the case for Hannah Pittard,...

By Tessa Solomon [email protected] Thirty-five writers from 30 countries now call Iowa City home (temporarily) after being selected to be members of the International Writing Program’s 2016 fall...

The Upright Citizens Brigade will haul its famed long-form improv style to Iowa City on Friday. By Claire Dietz [email protected] @claireldietz Upright Citizens Brigade, a long-form improv troupe...

By Isaac Hamlet [email protected] The Englert will screen the documentary Gleason, a story about a former pro athlete and his family dealing with ALS at 8 p.m. Friday. Following the screening, the...

By Isaac Hamlet [email protected] For most, going south for the summer is ideal for capitalizing on the sunshine the season affords. The appeal of amusement parks, beaches, and boardwalks is a...

Tessa Solomon  tessa-solomon@uiowa Four hundred years after William Shakespeare’s death, Iowa City residents can receive a new glimpse into the master playwright’s life and legacy. Running Aug....

By Quentin Yarolem [email protected] Big Eyes, the genre-bending East Coast outfit known for its punk/pop crossover style, will light up the Mill, 120 E. Burlington St., at 9 p.m. today.  The...

By Girindra Selleck [email protected] KXIC radio legend and former Daily Iowan Editor-in-Chief Dorothy “Dottie” Ray died at the age of 93, a report from the radio station said Tuesday. The...

By Quentin Yarolem [email protected] From today through Saturday, the classic 1978 film Superman: The Movie will grace the screen at FilmScene as the latest installment in its youth-oriented...