By Gracey Murphy [email protected] Feminists come in an array of genders, races, classes, and careers. Equal rights between men and women is sought through various ways depending on the person,...

Countless things are swept away in the marching of time. Objects get lost, stories forgotten, traditions placed by the wayside. History books and museums make an effort to preserve the past, but those...

After 75 years, Wonder Woman (Gal Gadot) will finally shine on the big screen. UI Adjunct Assistant Professor Anna Barker’s new class prepares students for her début flight. By Tessa Solomon [email protected]   Forget...

Frankie Teardrop doesn’t mince words. If people aren’t going to be inclusive or respectful of people’s space, they can stay away from his show. Teardrop sees himself as privileged in getting to...

CITY OF LITERATURE Vessels: A Love Story by Daniel Raeburn Iowa City native Daniel Raeburn has since defected to Chicago, but he will be back in town Friday to give a reading at Prairie Lights, 15...

At 5 p.m. today, the Light in the Cave tour will make its second-to-last stop at Gabe’s, 330 E. Washington St. Among the bands performing will be I See Stars, an electronic hard-core band hailing from...

The UI Theater Department will début Baltimore this weekend, portraying diverse students’ conversations about racial identities. By Cassandra Santiago [email protected] Bulging eyes...

Maybe I’m just feeling my Taurus self, or possibly I’m really struggling to get back into the groove after spring break; either way, this drink has one helluva kick. It brings together two of my personal...

The Femme Film Fest heads to Public Space One on Saturday and March 27. By Alex Kramer  |  [email protected]   A powerful medium in the modern age of artistic exhibition, cinema...

Jesse Kercheval will read from her new book The Invisible Bridge/El Puente Invisible, a translation of Uruguayan poetry, tonight at Prairie Lights. By Isaac Hamlet [email protected] “Lost in...