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(12/06/20 7:17pm)
Glenn Gass, provost professor and Rudy professor emeritus of music at IU’s Jacobs School of Music, will discuss John Lennon’s mark on music and the world at 8 p.m. Tuesday over Zoom and on Facebook Live of the IU Auditorium page.
(09/28/20 2:10am)
Vanesa Quiroga strutted down Kirkwood Avenue in her purple quinceañera gown. It had been eight years since she wore the fluffy birthday dress for a crowd, which had been tucked away in the back of a closet.
(09/27/20 6:36pm)
The 11th annual Great Glass Pumpkin Patch will be in person from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Oct. 10 at the Monroe County Courthouse lawn. People who reserve tickets on their website will be able to purchase any of 500 blown glass pumpkins at the event, organized by the Bloomington Creative Glass Center.
(09/07/20 11:35pm)
A play about the testimonies of refugees seeking asylum in the United States has been postponed indefinitely after backlash over callback decisions by the IU Department of Theatre, Drama and Contemporary Dance.
(08/18/20 1:28am)
The IU Cinema will stream the concert film, “Jazz on a Summer’s Day,” with the purchase of a $10 virtual ticket this Thursday. Ticket buyers can stream the film on various electronic devices for 72 hours after the date of purchase.
(07/24/20 4:49am)
Students don’t need to be in graduate school or members of faculty to have their research published. Undergraduate students have likely already done meaningful research without realizing it, said Abe Leite, a fifth-year student and co-editor-in-chief of the Indiana University Journal of Undergraduate Research.
(07/17/20 2:36am)
Before the pandemic, Jessica Walker would cultivate lettuce in a greenhouse. She would stretch in yoga classes, sing karaoke, cook, participate in art classes and hang out with her peers throughout the week at Stone Belt Arc, a nonprofit organization that supports and provides resources for people with disabilities.
(07/12/20 7:37pm)
Protests continued Friday to demand justice for Vauhxx Booker, a Monroe County human rights commissioner who was assaulted by men with confederate flags a week ago at Lake Monroe. Protesters gathered at 6 p.m. at Peoples Park, following a press conference with Katharine Liell, Booker’s attorney.
(07/09/20 2:48pm)
International students are prohibited from taking a fully online course load this fall semester, as announced Monday by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement. If they attend an online-only university, international students must leave the U.S., transfer to a different school or face deportation as a consequence, according to the release.
(07/10/20 2:14am)
Salina Tesfagiorgis would look around her classroom at the Hamilton Lugar School of Global and International Studies and feel lonesome. Just a handful of students were Black like her, and course material as an international studies major often excluded texts written by Black internationalists.
(07/02/20 2:27am)
Monroe County 4-H youth are still preparing their animals and stitching together sewing projects to present to judges and bidders. But this year, they’ll present all their projects online.
(06/29/20 12:31am)
A recent study co-authored by an IU professor found sexual activity among U.S. adults, mainly young men, has declined since 2000, with 1 in 3 men ages 18-24 years old having reported no sex in the past year.
(05/12/20 3:39pm)
The only sounds in the nearly empty school come from the cafeteria, where women work in an assembly line. They’re packing up Monday’s lunch – a crustless PB&J sandwich, carrots, Cheez-Its, a granola bar and Rice Krispies Treats.
(05/11/20 8:11pm)
The IU campus was beautiful and homey in 1920, said James Capshew, IU historian and professor. It was small, occupying about 30 acres of land, and its 2,300 students could all gather in Dunn’s Woods at the same time. It was big enough to meet new people, but small enough to know everyone, Capshew said.
(04/29/20 1:37am)
The monthly First Friday Gallery Walk will take place on Zoom at 5 p.m. Friday. Viewers will hear art owners talk about their galleries, featured artists and installations in five to 10 minute walkthroughs.
(04/18/20 12:53am)
IU senior Tyler Combs finished in second place in ‘Jeopardy!’ 2020 College Championship on Friday. Combs was awarded $50,000.
(04/16/20 1:30am)
Everything for the exhibition was ready to be installed on March 16. The artwork had been prepped, the design plan was complete and a 3D visualization of the first-floor gallery had been rendered. But all these plans for “Facing the Revolution: Portraits of Women in France and the United States” were put on pause when the Sidney and Lois Eskenazi Museum of Art closed to slow the spread of the coronavirus.
(04/14/20 3:19am)
IU senior Tyler Combs won $32,800 in the first semifinal round of the "Jeopardy!" 2020 College Championship on Monday and will advance to the final rounds Thursday and Friday.
(04/12/20 10:27pm)
The food service workers of the Monroe County Community School Corporation know how to package the familiar flavors of the lunchroom into a bag for kids to take home, making food accessible amid a pandemic.
(04/09/20 9:25pm)
IU senior Tyler Combs will appear on "Jeopardy!" 2020 College Championship at 7:30 p.m. Friday on NBC (WTHR). The winner out of 15 U.S. college students will receive $100,000.