Articles Tagged: Iowa City

Intimate play by UI MFA graduate Samuel D. Hunter, writer of Oscar-winner ‘The Whale’

Guest pianist’s fingers will be flying through Prokofiev's Third Piano Concerto.

While Democratic caucuses were more subdued than past years, party members who gathered Monday night in Iowa City said the stakes are higher than ever if Democrats want to regain ground lost to Republicans in Iowa.

Also, Iowa City offering matching grants for public art

Singer/songwriter prefers spontaneity to set lists in concert.

Adaptation raises Black voices, character relationships in national tour.

Also, looking for a summer job? They’re already open

Gazette arts reporter shares her list of the top events she attended

Browse, sort or search University of Iowa Hospital and Clinics employee salaries for fiscal year 2023.

Browse, sort or search University of Iowa employee salaries for fiscal year 2023.

Iowa City joins Democratic-led cities with the city council’s passage of a resolution calling for a ceasefire in the Israel-Hamas War. “Washington has not heard us, so we’ve come to you to amplify our voices.”

New Silent Book Clubs in Iowa City and Cedar Rapids are an “introvert happy hour.” To participate, you don’t have to read — or finish — an assigned book. The increasingly popular groups allow people to come with a book of their choice and read in community with other book lovers.

About a year after fashion activist Andre Wright transformed a dry cleaning building into a house of fashion, the Wright House of Fashion has helped students land partnerships with national record labels and retailers showcasing some of the first projects from its students.

The Iowa City Council elected Bruce Teague to serve as mayor for a third time. Mazahir Salih was chosen to serve as mayor pro tem. On the Johnson County Board of Supervisors, Rod Sullivan and Jon Green were appointed chair and vice chair, respectively.

Iowa Conservatory sees 10 students, high spirits in boarding school’s first year