Courtney Marie Andrews is a singer, songwriter, and poet originally from Phoenix, Arizona. After acting as the keyboardist and backing vocalist for Jimmy Eat World’s 2010 album, “Invented,” Andrews...
Adapting a canonical work of theater is difficult for any company, let alone one tucked away in Iowa City’s bustling Pedestrian Mall, detached from the ample resources of Broadway. Yet Riverside...
For those who love fall, the transition from summer can be a time to reinvent oneself. It’s the time when one can finally switch over to pumpkin spice lattes, cinnamon and apple candles, and chunky...
When you hear a film is both a Netflix original and a book adaptation, you typically don’t have high hopes it’s going to be anything extraordinary. Despite this, “The Thursday Murder Club”...
A lecturer, a World War II veteran, an African American artist, and an engineer - University of Iowa alum Hayward Oubre did it all. Known for his unique 3D wire sculptures, the late artist’s work...
Everyone struggles with uniqueness. One of the factors of any intrapersonal struggle is the environment in which you grew up. As a Japanese born student at the University of Iowa, Nana Takano utilizes...
As the summer breeze begins to chill, Iowa City residents are prepared for the festivities that come with the fall season. The newest event to the literary community is One of Us, a new festival tailored...
The first-ever Iowa City Songwriters Festival was held across Iowa City from September 4-6.
It was headlined by Jeff Tweedy and Joy Oladokun, and over a dozen artists performed at venues including the...
For more than a decade, “The Conjuring” universe has grown exponentially, spanning across nine different movies. Each film tells a different true story that was either lived out or discovered by...
As Iowa City residents and students gathered in the Ped Mall on the evening of Sept. 5, it was shaping up to be a fun evening of live music. Throughout the summer, Iowa City’s Summer of the Arts...
For most first-year students, moving into college can lead to a multitude of emotions: sadness from leaving parents, nerves in anticipation of classes and meeting new people, and most commonly, giddiness...
After a long day of teaching, working, or studying, jazz has a way of making you forget about exhaustion. As patrons gathered in Sanctuary Pub the evening of Sept. 2, all eyes were turned expectantly...
