Third-year student Luke Ziolkowski was playing video games one day over winter break when a thought occurred to him.
Ziolkowski, an English and creative writing major, had been keeping a journal...
As the crisp fall breezes ebb away to make room for the icy hands of winter, it is important to stay on top of outerwear to get through the snow in style. December gave us a hint of the ice storms...
It’s almost time to roll out the red carpet for one of the most popular awards events of the season, and there have been some fierce contenders for nominations this year. Managing editor Stella Shipman...
Panel Discussion: Tough Conversations About Our Racial Divide…and How We Can Begin to Heal — Feb. 1, 1 p.m. at Iowa City Public Library, 123 S. Linn Street
Authors Dave Markward, Daniel Henderson,...
Queering a Church in the Heartland is a moving story about how one Iowan church found its way from exclusion to inclusion and ultimately grew deeper in its faith. Documenting their transformation and...
When I go to a movie, I want to be entertained, or I want to be challenged. “The Brutalist” is the rare film that made me feel both.
Brady Corbet’s Golden Globe-winning “The Brutalist”...
University of Iowa students are feeling homesick as the year winds to a close, having freshly returned from fall break at home with a glimpse of the upcoming holiday season.
First-year UI student...
A claw machine with a living hand, a fish-human hybrid, and a shrunken room dominated by a larger-than-life telephone. This year’s Dada Prom at Public Space One, or PS1, felt like falling down a...
The 20th annual Mission Creek Festival returns to Iowa City next April and the lineup of performers has just been released.
Headlining the weekend of events is Julien Baker & Torres, a queer...
As the winter snow begins to take over the flora and fauna, the Iowa City Parks and Recreation Holiday Market has artists showcasing their own versions of natural landscapes.
While each artist comes...
Chinese history paints its way into the Stanley Museum with a fresh, new exhibit honoring the different forms of one of the oldest living art mediums, the calligraphy brush.
“Brushwork describes...
The Undergraduate/Graduate concert continues to be a beacon for student creativity, as audiences get to view the works of all students starting Dec. 12.
The concert had recently returned in 2022...
