IU’s 2009 official homecoming show scheduled for Tuesday at the tailgating fields in Hoosier Village has been canceled.
IU Ballet Theatre will honor Sergei Diaghilev with this year’s fall ballet, a tribute to his reputation to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the founding of the Ballets Russes, which brought artists like Anna Pavlova to the United States.
The IU Department of Theatre and Drama begins this year’s season with the originally British production of “Blood Brothers” by Willy Russell. Opening night of the musical tragedy is Friday under the direction of award-winning director, Murray McGibbon.
Yes, my friends, it is that oh-so-highly anticipated biannual event known as Fashion Week.
As a student studying at a Chilean university, I have discovered many differences between the lives of American students and those of Chilean students.
A Geographic Information Systems committee is now accepting entries for the third annual Earth as Art contest in celebration of GIS Day on Nov. 18.
The IU Student Foundation is sponsoring the first annual Day at the Track. There will be a faculty race, individual time trials and other events students can participate in.
Bloomington Multicultural Expo attendees can experience a taste of the Moon Festival, the Soul Food Festival, Festival Latino and International Festival Village.
Along with a full menu of cafe-style drinks and baked goods, the Cheshire Cafe provides residents of Collins Living-Learning Center with a location to study and socialize.
The Monroe County branch of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People will be celebrating the national organization’s centennial anniversary with a banquet dinner at 6 p.m. Saturday at Chapman’s Restaurant and Banquet Center.
Play-based learning and parent involvement are the keys to successful education at Children’s Corner Cooperative Nursery School, which has been educated children for half a century.
Monsters with panties outside of their tights will challenge zombies wearing skirts this Saturday. With their knack for combining feminine with fearsome, the Bleeding Heartland Rollergirls can’t wait for Halloween.
Bloomington’s own R&B, blues, jazz and swing band, Craig Brenner & the Crawdads, will play a benefit concert for Mental Health America of Monroe County Saturday. The concert, titled “Dance to Live, Live to Love” was scheduled in conjunction with the Fourth Annual Art of Mental Health exhibit.
The Monroe County Public Library will get a visit from several furry patrons looking for good homes Saturday. Bloomington Animal Care and Control is bringing “adorable adoptables” to meet local families and individuals as part of Adopt-a-Dog month.
This Saturday, the longest-running television show in MTV’s history will take an Indianapolis detour to look for young adults, including IU students, to audition for the 24th season of “The Real World.”
Hockey fans looking for tough competition in Bloomington should be ready for this weekend.
As the club volleyball team prepares for its first tournament of the season, it finally has the leadership it has been looking for.
From the backyard of their home in Centerville, Ohio, to their stadium in high school and now Memorial Stadium, there has been one constant for Tyler and Adam Replogle. They have played football – together.
Some fans think IU was not supposed to beat Ohio State, and therefore, a hard effort from the historically lowly Hoosiers was acceptable. Thankfully, for the sake of the team’s season, IU coach Bill Lynch isn’t one of those people.
IU field hockey comes home for a five-game stand, starting their first weekend back with No. 8 Michigan State on Friday and Central Michigan on Saturday.
