‘Black Panther’s’ Oscar-winning costume designer comes to IU
Ruth E. Carter attended a screening of “Black Panther” and gave a lecture Oct. 5.
Ruth E. Carter attended a screening of “Black Panther” and gave a lecture Oct. 5.
The African American Dance Company is run by professor Stafford C. Berry Jr.
Students share powerful personal experiences at La Casa Latino Cultural Center.
Some performances include Bob Dylan, Yoke Lore and Gryffin.
The 3Divas include Jackie Warren, Amy Shook and Sherrie Maricle, who perform jazz works.
The group is entirely student-led, from the choreography to the management aspects.
This weekend is full of music, comedy and hoedowns.
A brief summary of the showings offered at the cinema this month.
The one-time showing coincides with National Coming Out Day.
All ages with costumes welcome. Tickets range from $7-$28.
His “Someone said” over and over was more compelling than Drake's lines in "Sicko Mode."
The open studios will take place 5:30-9:30 p.m. Oct. 11. Admission is free and open to the public.
The 26th annual festival took place Sept. 26-29.
The play was written by Israeli playwright Anat Gov and directed by IU emeritus professor Dale McFadden.
They will be joined by former BSO conductor Charles Latshaw.
She’s the deadbeat dad of pop music.
The festival runs Sept. 26-29.
Haddish will be joined by three other female comedians.
The free concert kicks off this weekend’s Lotus World Music & Arts Festival.
Pigasus Pictures, founded by IU alumni, will premiere its second film in October.