Freshman Taryn Brandl participates in the costume contest portraying Merida from Brave during Central’s Creepy Carnival Saturday evening outside of Teter Quadrangle. The event featured laser tag, pumpkin decorating and an outdoor movie screening of the 1984 film Ghostbusters.
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Freshman Tanner Graves decorates pumpkins while chatting with friends during Central’s Creepy Carnival Saturday evening outside of Teter Quadrangle. The event featured laser tag, free food catered by Residential Programs and Services Dining and an outdoor movie screening of the 1984 film Ghostbusters.
Members of the Residential Hall Association (RHA) created a Halloween themed photo booth during Central’s Creepy Carnival Saturday evening outside of Teter Quadrangle. The event featured a costume contest, pumpkin decorating and an outdoor movie screening of the 1984 film Ghostbusters.
Teter Vice President of Finance Sung Lee dresses up as a dad on vacation during Central’s Creepy Carnival Saturday evening outside of Teter Quadrangle. The event featured laser tag, pumpkin decorating and an outdoor movie screening of the 1984 film Ghostbusters.
Freshman Kiara Morris portrays Sulley from Monsters, Inc while Taryn Brandl dresses as Merida from Brave during Central’s Creepy Carnival Saturday evening outside of Teter Quadrangle. The event featured a costume contest, pumpkin decorating and an outdoor movie screening of the 1984 film Ghostbusters.
Award-winning sculptor, writer and video producer Nora Naranjo Morse prepares to present her film portraying how Native Americans came together to create clay art during 2016’s Native American Heritage Month. First Nations Educational and Cultural Center will host speakers and film screenings during November to celebrate Native American Heritage Month this year.
Drummer Kenny Aronoff reveals life stories, discusses music theory and shares tips on professionalism in the music industry during his meet and greet hosted by Project Jumpstart on Saturday morning in the Musical Arts Center. Project Jumpstart is a student-led initiative in the Jacobs School of Music that aims to teach music students entrepreneurial skills to take charge in their future careers in the music industry.
IU students and Bloomington residents listen as drummer Kenny Aronoff says why he left Bloomington during his meet-and-greet hosted by Project Jumpstart on Saturday morning in the Musical Arts Center. Project Jumpstart is a student led initiative in the Jacobs School of Music that aims to teach music students entrepreneurial skills to take charge in their future careers in the music industry.
Eduardo Isidro and spouse Leuz Lopez dance with friends to the music of Mariachi Zelaya during the Hispanic Heritage Day Celebration on Sunday afternoon in the Monroe County Public Library.
Spectators watch as Mariachi Zelaya performs Latin music during the Hispanic Heritage Day Celebration on Sunday afternoon in the Monroe County Public Library.
Alberto Molina of Mariachi Zelaya sings and plays trumpet during the Hispanic Heritage Day Celebration on Sunday afternoon in the Monroe County Public Library.
Elosia plays with her grandmother Rochelle Martin’s necklace during the Hispanic Heritage Day Celebration on Sunday afternoon in the Monroe County Public Library.
Saul Hernandez of Mariachi Zelaya plays the guitarron during the Hispanic Heritage Day Celebration on Sunday afternoon in the Monroe County Public Library.
October First Thursday Festival celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month
Third-year graduate student Patty Gonzalez of Ballet Folklorico performs as the group begins to draw a crowd during the Hispanic Heritage Month-themed First Thursday festival in the Fine Arts Plaza. Inclement weather forced acts such as the IU Soul Revue and IU Contemporary Dance to take their performances to Neal-Marshall Grand Hall and the School of Public Health.
Jacobs School of Music group Soneros la Caliza performs Latin music during the Hispanic Heritage Month-themed First Thursday festival in the Fine Arts Plaza. Inclement weather forced acts such as the IU Soul Revue and IU Contemporary Dance to take their performances to Neal-Marshall Grand Hall and the School of Public Health.
Junior Max P. Fowler tries on noise-cancelling headphones in the silent disco during the Hispanic Heritage Month-themed First Thursday festival in the Fine Arts Plaza. Inclement weather forced acts such as the IU Soul Revue and IU Contemporary Dance to take their performances to Neal-Marshall Grand Hall and the School of Public Health.
Bloomington resident Bridget Hargus does aero yoga during the Hispanic Heritage Month-themed First Thursday festival in the Fine Arts Plaza. Inclement weather forced acts such as the IU Soul Revue and IU Contemporary Dance to take their performances to Neal-Marshall Grand Hall and the School of Public Health.
Spectators begin to crowd Showalter Fountain to watch as Ballet Folklorico performs traditional Mexican dance during the Hispanic Heritage Month-themed First Thursday festival in the Fine Arts Plaza. Inclement weather forced acts such as the IU Soul Revue and IU Contemporary Dance to take their performances to Neal-Marshall Grand Hall and the School of Public Health.
Junior Marisela Salazar of Ballet Folklorico performs traditional Mexican dance during the Hispanic Heritage Month-themed First Thursday festival in the Fine Arts Plaza. Inclement weather forced acts such as the IU Soul Revue and IU Contemporary Dance to take their performances to Neal-Marshall Grand Hall and the School of Public Health.