Soul Revue director balances teaching and touring
The new director of Soul Revue was a junior at IU when John Mellencamp took her on tour with him in1986.
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The new director of Soul Revue was a junior at IU when John Mellencamp took her on tour with him in1986.
For a student who identifies with multiple communities on campus, choosing a culture center to visit regularly can be a struggle, and can cause them to identify with one aspect of themselves more than another.
The sun shone on Robin Wilson, Haley Wilson and a black lab puppy named Hannah as they stood Monday afternoon in a Brown County clearing. They had brought gerbera daisies and purple tulips.
Their first delivery was to Herman B Wells Library. Junior Milk Mooover Jake McCarty stood surveying the first floor of Wells in a cow costume while holding a jug of milk, unable to find the woman in the red shirt who had requested the delivery.
Juniors Michael McHugh and Jake McCarty make a practice run from their car to their house with gallons of milk. When delivering milk for real, they will run in, drop off the milk and run out.
Juniors Jake McCarty and Michael McHugh are two of the students who dress up and deliver milk to students. They bought the cow costume McCarty, left, is wearing at Campus Costume on 10th Street after their first order.
Stacks of paper, piles of white envelopes and 12 black pens sat atop the glossy wooden table in the Canterbury House on Tuesday evening. Most went untouched.
When controversial social scientist Charles Murray came to campus April 11, students, faculty and community members picked up their bullhorns and signs for a non-violent protest of his speech. Police officers brought their riot gear and zip ties in case the planned peaceful protest turned violent. Provost Lauren Robel and others in Bryan Hall watched the protesters fan out across the path at the Sample Gates.
The police officer that pushed IU student Jacob Mills to the ground three times at a Charles Murray protest Tuesday evening has been identified as a Indiana State Police trooper, but the trooper’s name is not yet known.
Stereotypes and fears of disappointing families contribute to a lack of discussion of mental health in Asian communities, panelists said Wednesday evening.
Robert and Judy Woodley were the first people lined up at the ticket entry Tuesday night by Franklin Hall to see controversial social scientist and author Charles Murray speak.
In less than a month, 80 students fly to Israel where they will spend 10 days traveling throughout the country.
Dressed in a fully beaded purple cape with long buckskin fringe, Sayokla Williams from the Oneida tribe moved slowly along the circle to the beating of drums and voices of other Native American singers.
Madina Rakhimova danced in loose-fitting red, blue and yellow clothing as part of Uzbek Culture Night on Thursday. The silk and cotton clothing allowed her to dance in large circles with fluid arm movements as those watching clapped to the music.
While music played from speakers and students learned about Israeli culture at Helene G. Simon Hillel Center’s Israelpalooza, the other students upstairs worked on packing 12,000 packs of rice soy casserole that would go on to feed thousands of Hoosiers across Indiana.
Throughout the month of April, author Amy Kaufman Burk will be donating 50 percent of her book sale profits to the LGBTQ+ Culture Center at IU.
A white banner hung across the windows of the Forest Treehouse Lounge. In blue, it read “Muslim Student Association,” with “Indiana University” written below it in a dark green color that matched the shirts of MSA members mingling with students.
The IU Asian Culture Center will be celebrating Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month throughout April. The ACC will sponsor events all centered around the theme of “belonging.”
Seven people spoke about their fears in the current political climate and the future and discussed ways to be involved in community and create change even in the face of discrimination Thursday evening.
A panel composed of four IU faculty members said being a person of color in academia is a struggle for many due to lack of diversity.