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Around Campus Homecoming schedule of events
Check out the schedule of events for the 2009 Homecoming week.
IU leaders selected for Homecoming Court
For the past 51 years, IU has crowned a king and queen at homecoming. This year the tradition continues.
Homecoming Week packed with IU pride
IU Homecoming is 101 years old.
Rain tribute band replicates Beatle’s tunes, recalls nostalgia
“Rain: A Tribute to The Beatles” began with the 1963 hit single “I Want To Hold Your Hand" on Thursday at the IU Auditorium.
After 2 homecomings, IU awaits its own festivities
After participating in homecoming football games for opponents Michigan and Virginia, this week IU will feel at home during the festivities.
IU running backs in search of redemption
After two weeks of lackluster offense, the IU running backs have a chance to redeem themselves during Saturday's homecoming game against Illinois, who has the worst rushing defense in the Big Ten.
Bloomington Beer Festival raises money for Boys & Girls Club
The Bloomington Beer Festival kicked off its 17th-annual event Thursday and will run through Friday night. Fifty booths, about 400 attendees and more than 200 types of beer made the atmosphere in the Bloomington Monroe County Convention Center bubbly.
IU Homecoming off to a wild start
IU students were given free reign and three minutes on stage at the annual Yell Like Hell homecoming spirit competition Thursday.
Students rock for rights
Political action against climate change and big money in government were the topics of discussion at the “Rock for Your Rights” concert Thursday at the Indiana Memorial Union Starbucks Cafe. The event was organized by the Democracy Matters Club.
Renovated theater opens new possibilities, cinema
IU President Michael McRobbie and Provost Karen Hanson will lead a ground-breaking ceremony to kick off renovation of the Theatre and Drama Building and construction of the new IU Cinema at 2 p.m. Saturday. The event, open to students and the public, will take place on the north side of the IU Auditorium.
‘12 Ophelias’ modernizes ‘Hamlet’
Beginning right where Ophelia’s story ends in Shakespeare’s “Hamlet,” the University Players will perform “Twelve Ophelias: A Play with Broken Songs” at 8 and 11 p.m. Friday and Saturday at the Theater Annex.
Futbol fanatics
After qualifying for the World Cup for the first time in 12 years on Sept. 10, Chile played its last game of the season Wednesday against Ecuador.
In Banksy’s town, graffiti is art
On a recent visit to London, I was fortunate enough to visit a number of the city’s great venues of art, from the Tate Modern and the National Gallery to the Dali Universe and the Photographers’ Gallery.
Cubes, curves take shape in gallery
The past and present will cross paths at the School of Fine Arts Gallery on Friday. Work by Hope School of Fine Arts professor emeritus William Itter and fundamentals studio director Martha MacLeish will share the gallery space. Both exhibits open with a reception at 6:30 p.m.
Defending champs visit IU
Following a 3-0 road win against Notre Dame, the No. 23 IU men’s soccer team looks to carry its momentum back into the conference schedule.
In search of a table-turning win
The last time the Hoosiers faced off with the Fighting Illini in a homecoming battle under the lights in Champaign, IU took a 55-13 uppercut to the chin. This season, the parades will be marching through Bloomington and IU’s Memorial Stadium will be illuminated.
IU begins list of Friday events against Iowa
Thousands of Hoosier fans fill the seats of Assembly Hall one night in October each year, ecstatic to see basketball – even if it’s only a practice.
'Last Comic' Josh Blue performs at Stone Belt's 50th anniversary
On Thursday, Stone Belt, a local not-for-profit organization that provides support and education for individuals with disabilities, celebrated its 50th anniversary with the “Belt Out Laughing!” comedy fundraiser.












