Wednesday, Oct. 12 was the first orchestra concert of Jonathan Welch’s career at West. Welch himself was satisfied with the orchestras' effort and was pleasantly surprised by the Concert Orchestra's...

This weekend, The Iowa Book Festival took over the streets of Iowa City with widely admired visiting and local authors, compelling panel discussions, informational workshops and dozens of book vendors...

The University of Iowa hosted its annual Homecoming Parade Friday Sept. 30 at 5:45 p.m. The route changed from last year due to street construction, and started on Iowa Avenue. The pep rally and concert...

The gas lantern chandeliers were dimly lit in the Main Lounge of the IMU on September 15. University of Iowa alumni sat in the the first 10 rows, dressed to the nines. The remaining seats were up for grabs:...

The University of Iowa Lecture Committee brought sports fans, coaches and students athletes together on Sept. 28, 2016, for a man that has become a mentor across America. Located at the Englert Theater...

Following a multitude of complaints, West High principal Dr. Gregg Shoultz is to establish a committee including West High parents, faculty and students to discuss the current school dress code policy....

You’ll want to sit down for this one. One of Hollywood’s top-rated, most attractive couples has officially separated, listing the date of divorce as September 15. Angelina Jolie’s lawyer confirmed...

Over the last three years, Mylan, the company that makes Epi-Pens, has been increasing its prices. A two pack of pens used to be $94, and are now $608. This steady rise in pricing comes in the aftermath...

Officials of National Merit Scholarship Corporation (NMSC) announced the names of approximately 16,000 Semifinalists in the 62nd annual National Merit Scholarship Program. The Iowa City Community School...

Homecoming court nominations have been announced, and voting is open from Monday to Friday, ending at 4 p.m.. Click here to vote, but before you do, learn more about each nomination by holding your cursor...

Tom Cech, Nobel Prize winner and member of City High’s class of 1966, spoke to students of West, City and Regina at City High last week on Thursday. Cech received the prize in Chemistry for his work...

Starting this year, Principal Dr. Shoultz is implementing “Maker Spaces” in the upstairs library. These three rooms will allow students to have a place to work on TV, radio and podcast-related...