Part one of IU 2020 Documentary premieres this Friday
IU Cinema will be screening a virtual film event and Q&A session at 7 p.m. Friday, for the premiere of “IU 2020: Part 1.”
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IU Cinema will be screening a virtual film event and Q&A session at 7 p.m. Friday, for the premiere of “IU 2020: Part 1.”
IU sophomore Arianna Smith volunteered with mask initiatives this summer in her hometown of Crown Point, Indiana, to provide community members with masks to stay safe during the coronavirus pandemic.
IU students were able to experience IU’s haunted history at 7 p.m. Oct. 28 through the annual Campus Ghost Walk on an online platform this year.
Ghosts and ghouls have returned to Anderson, Indiana, this Halloween season as the Indy Scream Park opened its doors for its 11th year through Nov. 7.
The connection between art and social activism can be seen on the streets, walls and windows of Bloomington every day. From the “Black Lives Matter” mural in People's Park to the music playing in dorm rooms on campus, artistic expression, in its many forms, has been a primary way for students and citizens to make their voices heard.
Crowds of IU students flocked to the second First Thursdays festival of the semester, which began at 3 p.m. Thursday. First Thursdays is an outdoor festival dedicated to celebrating and showcasing the arts, culture and creativity at IU.
A typical day at the Friends of Art bookstore used to start at 9 a.m. with set up, bagels and coffee before the first rush of students came in for their morning classes. But even with the coronavirus pandemic altering every aspect of student life, three students are still showing up to work.
In a time where everything is moving online, two IU students are taking advantage of online platforms to sell their artwork during classes. Dayanna Moreno and Isabelle Davis use platforms such as Twitter and Instagram to advertise their artwork and conduct business.
The Friends of Art Bookshop reopened Aug. 24 after being closed for five months due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Owlery has been providing IU students and Bloomington residents with vegan and vegetarian meals since they opened their doors in 2011. Due to COVID-19 safety concerns and uncertainties, the restaurant closed indefinitely in March. The current owners announced Aug. 22 The Owlery will soon reopen under new ownership.
IU’s Department of Theatre, Drama, and Contemporary Dance recently announced almost all events for the 2020-21 season will take place online due to COVID-19. Many components of preparing for a performance are included in this and the department will adhere to Centers for Disease Control and Prevention guidelines when in-person attendance is deemed necessary.