Alvvays, Big Thief, Frankie Rose float and dream at Bluebird Nightclub
During Big Thief's set, guitarist and vocalist Adrianne Lenker wanted to dim the lights.
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During Big Thief's set, guitarist and vocalist Adrianne Lenker wanted to dim the lights.
Just because IU doesn’t have a spaceport doesn’t mean it hasn’t been a part of space exploration and research. Here are some noteworthy contributions and associations the University has made with NASA, space exploration and space studies.
After a dance performance by provocatively dressed performers in the musical “Cabaret,” the Emcee, played by Erik Schneider, addressed the crowd.
In the midst of her work at a fast-paced, chaotic corporate office, Abby Lee, the actress playing Young Woman, stopped to think aloud.
The Indiana Daily Student talked to students around the Indiana Memorial Union about their favorite Vines, how they watch them and their thoughts about the upcoming v2, the successor of Vine.
Composer and artist Annea Lockwood and Jon Vickers, founding director of the Indiana University Cinema, placed Indiana Daily Student newspapers in the back of a 1916 Henderson upright piano. Then, they lit the papers on fire.
Meghan McCullough, an IU junior studying art history, wears a patch on her jacket of a Campbell's soup can. Though it draws attention, she said she wears it for more than the laughs.
Rebecca Baumann, assistant librarian at the Lilly Library, unzipped a red zipper on a white book sleeve that read “Lay text.” Inside was a garment bag with two soggy, drooping latex gloves. Baumann raised up the the book inside, a collection of six leaves of wax paper suspended on a hook.
While the IU Cinema, Buskirk-Chumley Theater and even the Starlite Drive-In give movie buffs the chance to explore film in Bloomington, the film archives stowed away in the basement of the Herman B Wells Library are often forgotten as film treasures.
Irish American painter Patricia Cole will have an opening reception for "Oil Paintings, Monoprints, Watercolors & Drawings" on Feb. 2 at the Thomas Gallery. The gallery will be open every Friday in February from 5 to 8 p.m., and also by appointment.
David Foster Wallace said in his 1993 essay, “E Unibus Pluram,” that something is malignantly addictive if it causes real problems for the addict and offers itself as relief from the very problems it causes.
Indie-pop band Alvvays will not always be in Bloomington, but they will be at 8 p.m. April 28 for a performance at the Bluebird Nightclub.Tickets start at $17.
The path to working at a rare books library is not as simple as enjoying books. The Indiana Daily Student sat down with librarians in the Lilly Library’s Slocum Room to talk about what schooling and experience can help one get a job at with a rare books collection.
Rebecca Baumann, assistant librarian at the Lilly Library, unzipped a red zipper on a white book sleeve that read “Lay text.” Inside was a garment bag with two soggy, drooping latex gloves. Baumann raised up the the book inside, a collection of six leaves of wax paper suspended on a hook.
“White people, you need to have some white pride,” W. Kamau Bell, host of “United Shades of America,” told students and community members on campus.
Trapped in the residence hall on a slow Wednesday evening? If role-playing, dice flinging and fantasy adventuring sounds like an appealing trifecta, then Dungeons & Dragons is worth your consideration. First published in 1974, the table-top adventure game has inspired countless other role-playing games and is now in its most accessible form ever, “Dungeons & Dragons 5th Edition.” With some equipment and some space, D&D can provide a way to connect and bond with others in the residence hall or the apartment with hours of interactive storytelling, teamwork and character development. Snacks expected.
Video games are a great way to connect with new people and form friendships over common bonds. When moving into a new living space, this media form can be an easy way to break into conversation about shared interests and find something entertaining to do with a group of people from the same residence hall floor or apartment. Different video games are better for different social circles and interests, whether it be competitive gaming, sports or casual beat-em-ups. Here are some popular games that are great for any social occasion — ice breakers, parties or casual hang-outs.
Between film events, screenings and guest speakers, the Black Film Center/Archive on the ground floor of Wells provides diverse programming for the Bloomington film sphere.
Four hundred and nineteen years after its first production, IU Theatre’s production of “Julius Caesar” breaks conventions.
Photographer Natasha Komoda's work revolves around body positivity. On Jan. 5, a gallery of her work opened which supports women's reproductive rights.