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Prospective Greek recruits prepare to register for fraternity rush during the Greek Orientation Seminar last September in Alumni Hall. This year's fraternity recruitment will begin Sept. 9.
Sophomore Jada Lucas colors at the coloring table at the second annual Quarry Festival of Books on Saturday afternoon in Dunn Meadow. The event was co-hosted by the Indiana University Press, Bloom Magazine, WFIU and WTIU and featured giveaways and discounts on books from various authors.
Bloomington residents and IU students enjoy live musical performances, food and shopping with local businesses during the 2017 Bloomington GarlicFest Saturday afternoon in the Waldron Hill Buskirk Park.
The Gordon Bonham Blues Band performs for spectators during the 2017 Bloomington GarlicFest on Saturday afternoon in the Waldron Hill Buskirk Park. The event featured a variety of food, live musical performances and a shopping center to purchase clothes and accessories from local vendors.
Director of HBO series “Room 104” Megan Griffiths discusses the difficulties of transitioning into television directing during her talk with Barbara Ann O’Leary, the catalyst behind the #DirectedbyWomen initiative, Friday afternoon in the IU Cinema. Griffiths entertained the audience with short clips of her recent work, stories about life in Seattle and her experiences attending school in the Midwest.
Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Edward Humes delivers a presentation on the negative impact of cars in today’s society Monday evening at the Kelley School of Business. Humes encouraged students to rethink transportation and evaluate the effects of carbon emissions on health and environment.
The IU Longboarding Club checked out new gear and snagged a new member at the annual Student Involvement Fair last year. Groups ranging from student organizations to local nonprofits came to the event to haul in students for the 2016-2017 school year.
Groups of students looking for new opportunities walk to Dunn Meadow for the annual Student Involvement Fair last year. Groups ranging from student organizations to local nonprofits attended the campus event to haul in students for the 2016-2017 school year.
Families navigate heavy traffic and large crowds throughout IU’s Central Neighborhood on Aug. 16, the official move-in day. This year, 7,995 first-year students came to IU-Bloomington.
IU couple Roger Morrin and Esma Altay enjoy date night during the annual IU Welcome Week Block Party on Saturday night at 13th Street and Fee Lane. The program was hosted by the Union Board in conjunction with Residential Programs and Services and the Residence Halls Association and featured artists such as Niko Flores, DJ Craze and Four Color Zack, RL Grime and headliner Post Malone.
IU students take group photos and sit on each other’s shoulders during the annual IU Welcome Week Block Party on Saturday night at 13th Street and Fee Lane. The program was hosted by the Union Board in conjunction with Residential Programs and Services and the Residence Halls Association and featured artists such as Niko Flores, DJ Craze and Four Color Zack, RL Grime and headliner Post Malone.
Headliner Post Malone takes the stage as IU students erupt in excitement during the annual IU Welcome Week Block Party on Saturday night at 13th Street and Fee Lane. The program was hosted by the Union Board in conjunction with Residential Programs and Services and the Residence Halls Association and featured artists such as Niko Flores, DJ Craze and Four Color Zack and DJ RL Grime.
IU students take group photos at IU Welcome Week Block Party on Saturday night at 13th Street and Fee Lane. The program was hosted by the Union Board in conjunction with Residential Programs and Services and the Residence Halls Association and featured artists such as Niko Flores, DJ Craze and Four Color Zack, RL Grime and headliner Post Malone.
Freshman Maisie Aldrich gets move-in assistance from family friend Brent Harris Wednesday afternoon at Eigenmann Hall.
Freshman Cassie Havens is assisted by her brother Marcus Havens and her father during her move-in Wednesday afternoon at Teter Quad.
Freshman Vanessa Schwieterman gets move-in assistance from boyfriend, Blane Cook, Wednesday afternoon at Teter Quad.
Freshman Nanyamka Day and her mother Cydaria Cook plan and select Welcome Week events during their move in Wednesday afternoon at Read Residence Center.
Families navigate heavy traffic and large crowds throughout IU’s central neighborhood during the official move-in day and Welcome Week events in 2017.
Second-year grad student Julia Puglisi DJs in between sets to keep the crowd moving during WIUX’s 2017 Culture Shock Music Festival Saturday afternoon in Dunn Meadow. The event featured artists such as Noname, SALES, and Post Animal.
Second-year grad student Julia Puglisi DJs in between sets to keep the crowd moving during WIUX’s 2017 Culture Shock Music Festival Saturday afternoon in Dunn Meadow. The event featured artists such as Noname, SALES, and Post Animal.
