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IU Student Foundation members place chips on bikes in order to track and time riders during a practice session for Little 500 in 2018. The number of teams in the 2019 Little 500 this year is the lowest it has been in more than 50 years.
Protesters march to the Bloomington Police Department during the Black Lives Matter protest in 2016. BLM activists in Bloomington are calling for Amanda Barge to resign from her seat on the Monroe County Board of Commissioners.
IU Student Foundation members place chips on bikes in order to track and time riders during a practice session for Little 500 in 2018.
The African American Choral Ensemble performs during the First Thursdays Festival on Sept. 6 at the Fine Arts Plaza. The final First Thursday of the year will be April 4.
The Singing Hoosiers open a show in 2018 with the “Indiana Opener,” “Let the River Run” and “I’ve Got a Robe." Members of the Singing Hoosiers will be performing in the Salón Latino Chamber Music Series concert “Border Crossings” on March 28 in Auer Hall.
Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf locations can be found in Goodbody and Bookmarket eateries on campus. IU students will be taking cooking classes to create plant-based desserts over the next few days, and the food will be available for purchase Wednesday and Thursday at the eateries.
The IU Longboarding Club checks out new gear and snags a new member at the annual Student Involvement Fair in 2016.
Elijah Pouges performs as brz and invites friends onto the stage to provide backing vocals and accompaniment during the annual Culture Shock Music Festival in 2018 in Rhino's Youth Center. This year's Culture Shock Music Festival will take place April 20.
Suzette Weakley performs Feb. 5 at the Songwriter Showcase at Bear's Place.
Then-junior Kiera Stahly discusses a future career with Target at the Winter Career and Internship Fair in 2016 at the Indiana Memorial Union. The National Association of Colleges and Employers’ “Class of 2017 Student Survey” found that 61 percent of 2017 graduating seniors participated in an internship during their time in college.
Lecturer Aram Arakelyan performs "Mobili, Op. 63" on the piano during the Juan Orrego-Salas 100th Birthday Festival on Jan. 26 in Auer Hall. Arakelyan was accompanied by professor Edward Gazouleas on viola during the performance that was meant to honor Orrego-Salas, who founded IU's Latin American Music Center.
Professor Edward Gazouleas and lecturer Aram Arakelyan take a bow after their performance of "Mobili, Op. 63" during the Juan Orrego-Salas 100th Birthday Festival on Jan. 26 in Auer Hall.
Professor Edward Gazouleas performs "Mobili, Op. 63" on the viola during the Juan Orrego-Salas 100th Birthday Festival on Jan. 26 in Auer Hall. Gazouleas was accompanied by lecturer Aram Arakelyan on piano during the performance that was meant to honor Orrego-Salas, who founded IU's Latin American Music Center.
IU Student Foundation members Michael Naughtin and Harvest Ham chip bikes to track and time riders during a practice session for Little 500 in 2018. IUSF has made five changes and clarifications for this year's races.
“Chicago” was performed Oct. 10 at the IU Auditorium with student tickets starting at $17. The auditorium box office offers Entertainment Flex Tickets or Epacks for $89, which give students money vouchers worth $100 that can be redeemed for performances at the IU Auditorium, MAC, Cinema or the Little 500 concert.
Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf locations can be found in Goodbody and Bookmarket eateries on campus. The locations offer non-processed, brewed fresh coffee and tea using premium ingredients from East Africa, Latin America and the Pacific.
Shopping for a balanced breakfast on a college budget doesn’t have to break the bank. Opting for generic groceries in place of brand names is an easy way students can save money while shopping.
T.I.S. College Bookstore lays out a spread in preparation for the holiday season. T.I.S. will be offering a free T-shirt on orders over $50 on Black Friday, Nov. 23, and Nov. 24.
The African American Choral Ensemble performs during the First Thursdays Festival Sept. 6 at the Fine Arts Plaza. The group performed during the 25th Anniversary of the "Potpourri of the Arts" concert.
Third year law students Christina Correia and Mary Christie and freshmen Mylinh Tieu and Clarence Lilley.
