The 2014 marching band season is underway, and students are preparing for the new season. This years theme is “Behind the Mask” and will feature the themes from Batman, Zorro, and The Incredibles.
“I...
The empty study space of the commons will again be filled with the sweet smells of coffee and treats.
The City High Cafe reopened this morning.
Selling coffees, teas and baked goods isn't the cafe's...
The $45,538,000 plan for the 250,000 square foot new school was approved on August 26th.
Construction will begin in 2017, the school will open in 2019, but it will not be fully completed until 2021....
Dave Loebsack, (D-Iowa City) and Mariannette Miller-Meeks, (R-Ottumwa) will debate issues at Opstad Auditorium at 7 p.m. on Wednesday August 28th.
The Live Stream of the PBS broadcast will begin here...
As a rainy morning became a sunny mid morning dozens of runners gathered at City High’s Raffensperger track for the sixth annual Get Moving for Healthy Kids event on Sunday to run for the common goal...
This year, City High’s fall play will be The Diviners. Auditions for the show will be held this Tuesday and Wednesday from 3:30 to 5:30 in Troy Peters’ room, in the upper music wing. The play will...
Bustling with students, the Little Theatre was filled on May ninth. Students were rushing to put their costumes on, practicing their lines at the last minute, and grabbing their props. Then, they were...
Jonas Geerdes, Arts and Entertainment Editor
• June 3, 2014
Learning and speaking the language of his forefathers, Max Fritton ‘16, is able to experience his ancestor’s German culture firsthand at City High. Studying the language since junior high, its been...
The ICCSD proposed budget cuts of $440,000 to the elementary orchestra program, unveiled on April 8th, triggered an upset in the orchestra community at City High.
“I think that we need to re-organize...
With the overwhelming majority of the ICCSD’s annual budget going towards salaries of staff, when the District’s budget cuts were announced on April eighth it was clear that some cuts to staffing would...
While Chilean revolutionaries are destroying debt owed by college students, the Iowa City Public Library is taking up the trend and getting rid of students' debt. The library's summer reading program allows...
