Pop Culture Bracketology: Television, Elite 8 discussion and results
Results and discussion for the Elite 8 of our TV series bracket.
Results and discussion for the Elite 8 of our TV series bracket.
Mat Kearney and Ingrid Michaelson played to a full house on Thursday at the Bluebird Nightclub. The show one of the last on the artists’ co-headlined tour that began March 9.
Photography wasn’t senior Corey McNair’s first choice for a college degree. Nor was it his original goal the second time around. But Friday, the 39-year-old bachelor of fine arts student will attend a reception at the SoFA Gallery for his photography exhibit titled “Industriality.”
After IU alumna Lyndall Bass came up with six or seven new penny designs, one of them was chosen to appear on the back of the 2010 Lincoln One Cent coin.
ATO has been under close scrutiny by campus officials and its national headquarters for alcohol violations. The fraternity and its house on Third Street were saved, but many of the brothers were not.
INDIANAPOLIS — As a senior, Butler’s Nick Rodgers scored six of the team’s 2,374 points. He made one start for the Bulldogs and averages 1.2 minutes per game. And although this walk-on guard from Noblesville, Ind. has grabbed no rebounds this year and hasn’t attempted a free throw, Bulldogs starter Ronald Nored said Rodgers is just as much a part of the team’s historic Final Four run as anyone else.
Forgive Gordon Hayward for daydreaming. Twenty-four hours before the biggest game of his life, the Butler star will be sitting in a lecture hall instead of a locker room.
Participating in the NCAA tournament is nothing new for Butler, having appeared nine times with two prior Sweet Sixteen trips.
Every time the Hoosiers and Wolverines compete in a sporting event, it draws attention among fans.
Although the runners in the Little Fifty might not prepare by shaving their legs and arms as Little 500 riders do, it is still a part of the Little 500 tradition.
Crediting the mental toughness of his players, IU coach Tracy Smith said he’s plenty proud of his squad as it heads into its first series of the Big Ten schedule this weekend at Sembower Field.
IU Student Association historian John Gillard withdrew a petition Wednesday for injunctive relief submitted to the Student Body Supreme Court alleging that Funding Board’s constitution violated IUSA bylaws.
Julie Kim, professor of English at Fordham University, spoke Thursday at the Indiana Memorial Union in a lecture called “Tactics of Taste: Food, Alliance, and Resistance in the Early Caribbean.”
Najeeb Shafiq, assistant professor of education policy studies at IU, is not convinced that suicide bombings are attributable to a lack of income and education.
Stephen Selka is one of the many professors at IU who routinely commutes to campus. Selka remains in Bloomington until Thursday night. During the week, he rents a room in a friend’s house, and on the weekends he returns home to his wife, who is a professor at the University of Chicago.
A line of fans eager to see singer-songwriter Joanna Newsom stretched from the doors of the Buskirk-Chumley Theater to South Washington Street toward East Third Street on Thursday as the sun went down two-and-a-half hours prior to the show.
The BPP is celebrating the good times of the 1980s with its “’80’s Shorts” show, which features six 10-minute plays about, or set in, the ’80s.
The Banff Mountain Film Festival World Tour, sponsored by IU Outdoor Adventures, is making a stop at 7 p.m. Saturday and Sunday at the Buskirk-Chumley Theater to showcase a collection of 15 environmental and adventure films.
The lively and tropical energy of Brazil will come to Bloomington for the fourth annual Bloomington Brazilian Carnaval at 10 p.m. Friday at Jake’s Nightclub.