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(Not so) small borough syndrome. Anytime Queens gets a highlight, I’m all for it.

UI's International Writing Program makes drastic cuts after Trump administration terminates grants - Little Village The International Writing Program (IWP) at the University of Iowa announced on Thursday it is having to make drastic cuts, because vital grants awarded to the program by the U.S. State Department are ...

Since 1967, the International Writing Program has brought more than 1,600 writers to Iowa City. Almost all have either had, or gone on to have, prominent careers in their own countries. Three have later won the Nobel Prize for Literature. IWP's founders were nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize.

tell me about your body and I will tell you about mine 2023

ritualitos 2023

:D <~~~ early aughts laugh

ICE CREAM posters by Mackie, Jenny, and Laura printed at Iowa City Press Co-op!

So jealous! I’ve had the chance to see Yee collab with Caroline Shaw and attacca quartet, which was awesome.

Iowa becomes the first state to erase parts of its Civil Rights Act - Little Village Iowa has now made history as the first state to erase parts of its civil rights code to strip protections from some of its citizens. Despite the enormity of cutting […]

“I want to be able to be the person I was meant to be, and the person God knows me to be,” 18-year-old Kayde Martin pleaded. “Please don’t take my rights away simply because you disagree with who I am. Being trans is not a choice, it is a reality that you come to."

Lawmakers passed it anyway.

Andrew Yee (Attaca Quartet) and Zoe Keating are top cellists.

An Exhibition of Non-Existent Books It’s clear that this exhibition was put together by a bunch of absolute nerds — and that’s a compliment of the highest order.

Critics often talk about the “worldbuilding” potential of art, but a collection of books that don’t belong to the real world (at least not in the traditional sense) at one of North America’s oldest bibliographic societies might bring this idea closest to reality.