After a successful year of shows by Theatre West, including the recent production of Beauty and the Beast in April, the program has announced their lineup for next year’s productions.
Christmas...
"The Crimson House Murder"
Act One, Scene One
SOUND EFFECT: Heavy Rain.
AT RISE: Main room of Crimson House, evening. The lights flicker and dim, giving a shadowy look to establish a...
Pride 2023
As Pride Month, June, approaches, people are generating ideas for how they will choose to celebrate. The purpose of Pride Month is to recognize the LGBTQ+ community and celebrate each...
For the past three years West High's 1440 club has been holding an event called Walk For Water. West students gather together after school and walk all the way downtown to the Iowa River and back again....
Athena Wu, Print Entertainment Editor
• May 26, 2023
Last Saturday the West High Math Club won the Mathleague National contest in Kansas City, for the first time since 2018. This is the culmination of a series of competitions from the district to state to...
For the second year in a row, West High sent three students to the International Science and Engineering Fair (ISEF), the world’s largest international pre-college science competition. Shanza Sami ’26,...
In the first two weeks of May, students across West were taking numerous AP tests, ranging from AP Biology to AP Music Theory. Many worked the entire school year to do well on those tests. However, what...
The West High Student Government announced a spirit week to commemorate the end of the 2022-23 school year as well as to promote mental health awareness. On the final day of the spirit week, Friday, May...
With temperatures in the 80s and the sun beating down, two days of exciting yet grueling tennis were on the horizon for the boys state tennis singles/doubles tournament at the Hawkeye Tennis and Recreation...
The weather was perfect for a jazz concert at the ped mall on Friday, May 19. A slight, cool breeze blew through the mall as jazz bands from Liberty, City and West High Schools played their way through...
If you’ve ever driven downtown Iowa City, you may have noticed FilmScene.
As a local theater founded by Andy Brodie and Andrew Sherburne, FilmScene offers a variety of films that bring the magic of...
From 12-6 p.m., vendors, performers and community members gathered in ST Morrison Park to honor Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month and participate in the first-ever Coralville Asian Festival....
