Iowa wins B1G in the 200 Freestyle Relay.
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Follow Ben Evans as he grapples with being a potential serial killer in the latest installment of his culture column, “An Iowa City Life.”
The Hawkeyes won their second consecutive game over a ranked opponent Thursday night, defeating #15 Wisconsin 67-66. Jordan Kabialis was there for KRUI Sports to cover all of the excitement. (Jordan Kabialis/KRUI Sports)
By Madeleine Stroth The fans were here in full force tonight in the CRWC Natatorium for day 2 of the Men’s B1G Swimming & Diving Championships. One Michigan fan even brought a trumpet to play alongside the Wolverine Fight Song every time it played, and oh did it play. Michigan ended the night at the top of the leader board (253 points) with three B1G Champions, and dominated the 500 yard Freestyle snatching up first, second, and third for the Wolverines. Iowa currently holds the number four spot (152 points) after today’s events. Men’s 500 Freestyle Finals: Ryan Feeley 4:15:12 … Continued
By Shari Jaffri After many hiatuses, members leaving, calling it quits several times, several triumphant albums, solo explorations (or at least for frontman Tim Kasher, a.k.a.The Good Life) and the likes, it can’t be denied that Cursive has been through a harrowing journey since their first debut in 1995. With their managing to stay intact as a band definitely deserving of a solid thumbs up, Cursive once again takes the concept album route, a familiar road which they have taken many times after winning critics over with past concept album releases, The Ugly Organ (2003) and Happy Hollow (2006). The … Continued
The National League Central in MLB will be intriguing this year. Check out Tyler Tjelmeland’s analysis and take on the division.
It’s Day 1 action of the 2012 B1G Men’s Swimming and Diving Championships in Iowa City!
By Mike Saponaro The changing landscape of the Midwest and its loss of the yeoman farmer carries somber tones that resonate well with Iowa natives The Pines. Band members David Huckfelt and Benson Ramsey are well-versed in traditional music, and their newest album Dark So Gold incorporates contemporary indie-folk instrumentals and stark-country vocals. While not all listeners will enjoy the alt-country feel, fans of southern-folk bands like Lost in the Trees and You and Your Effects should appreciate the distinctive mix of acoustic guitars, banjos and haunting lyrics. The album’s instrumental tracks “Moonrise, IA” and “Grace Hill” convey ethereal and … Continued
KRUI staffer Gabrielle Pawlikowski explores essayist John D’Agata’s “Lifespan of a Fact.” D’Agata will read at Prairie Lights Bookstore on February 22 at 7 p.m.
Dwight Howard is a top-level NBA All-Star and with his contract coming up at the end of this year, Tyler Tjelmeland checks out where Dwight may end up
