IU alumnus, Batman movies producer to screen two films on campus
IU alumnus Michael Uslan made the films hoping superhero movies would be taken seriously.
IU alumnus Michael Uslan made the films hoping superhero movies would be taken seriously.
"Shoplifters" is a story about a poverty-stricken family relying on stealing to survive.
It will feature many genres including jazz, Bharatanatyam and improvisation.
“Never-Ending Man: Hayao Miyazaki" will cover the filmmaker's retirement and subsequent work.
Best Picture nominees include "Roma," "Vice," "The Favourite" and "Green Book."
Aqueous will kick off its monthlong tour on Thursday, Feb. 7 in Bloomington.
The course has 14 students who meet weekly to learn various aerial silk dance movements.
“Why Hasn’t Everything Already Disappeared?” ventures into the territory of baroque-pop.
Terin J.D. is the owner of Cry Babies Electric Tattooing.
Kenneth Arnold played college football for four years. Now, he's an actor.
If Versace's pre-fashion week show was a sign, there's going to be a lot more harnesses and leather.
Interested in astrology? Start with the stacks.
The production includes over 14 murders.
Members of the Oratorio Chorus will be onstage for the last 15 minutes of the performance.
The PBS television station will host events to celebrate the anniversary throughout 2019.
Strings is known for his passionate live performances and use of old and new music trends.
The Comedy Attic owner hopes to create an environment where comedy can survive, thrive and grow.
The nearly new interdisciplinary program lets students explore disciplines within design.
Head to Sobon to enjoy your favorite classic Korean dishes without going off campus.