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Bloomington author Annette Oppenlander recently released her latest historical fiction novel, "Surviving the Fatherland," inspired by stories told by her parents of life during WWII in Germany.

Local historical fiction author releases latest novel

By Sanya Ali · Sunday, March 19,2017 7:24 p.m.

"Surviving the Fatherland" follows the plight of WWII war children.

COLUMN: Trip to Paris reveals comparisons between political races

By Katelyn Haas · Sunday, March 19,2017 7:20 p.m.

French elections prove as scandalous as American counterparts.

"Abstract Painting in Europe" is a new exhibition on display at the Eskenazi Museum of Art and will run until the end of the semester. The exhibition features abstract paintings by artists who developed distinctive approaches to their work post-WWII in Europe.

Eskenazi Museum of Art opens two special exhibitions

By Sanya Ali · Sunday, March 19,2017 5:59 p.m.

Abstract European art, contemporary Asian art explored.

IU Media School professor Joan Hawkins introduces the next act in Player's Pub "Spoken Word,"  event Thursday evening. Hawkins also preformed two pieces, "The Ballad of Renee and Buzz" and "Leonard Cohen and Edie Sedgwick at the Chelsea Hotel."

Professor performs at Player's Pub spoken word event

By Sarah Verschoor · Thursday, March 9,2017 9:36 p.m.

Professor Joan Hawkins appeared alongside fellow poets.

A still from the music video for "Diamond Sky" by model-turned-musician and IU graduate Stephie Stewart. Stewart is working on releasing an album and music video project in collaboration with her father, guitarist David Stewart, and keyboardist Mike Stone.

IU alumna plans Bloomington-centric music video project

By Sanya Ali · Thursday, March 9,2017 8:25 p.m.

Stephie Stewart modeled for four years before returning for music.

COLUMN: Spring break style mirrors runway looks

By Samantha Bunes · Thursday, March 9,2017 7:11 p.m.

Popular trends include velvet and denim swimsuits.

Junior Katherine Jones received top honors in the voice category of the Indianapolis Matinee Musicale competition at the beginning of March.

Two IU vocal students take home top honors in Indy music competition

By Sanya Ali · Thursday, March 9,2017 5:16 p.m.

Matinee Musicale invites variety of musicians to showcase their talents.

A tight vagina is not uncommon

By Kinsey Confidential · Thursday, March 9,2017 12 a.m.

Julia Roos addresses an audience question next to a lithograph done by artist Otto Dix. This event took place Wednesday afternoon in the Eskenazi Museum of Art.

Noon Talk revolves around topic of prostitution

By Lydia Gerike · Wednesday, March 8,2017 8:22 p.m.

Sex workers in Berlin were the focus of the art-inspired lecture.

Senior Ashley VanArsdale's piece "History of Typography and Transport" resembles an accordion book. Although it required a lot of time and effort, the artist said it was her favorite personal piece in this year's gallery.

Grunwald Group Show closes this week

By Kelly Evans · Tuesday, March 7,2017 8:28 p.m.

BFA fine arts students exhibit work across variety of platforms.

Senior Kacie Swierk preforms "Come Home," a song written from the perspective of her grandmother, who recently found she had an adopted sister.  Swierk has played the piano and guitar since she was young.

Bloomington Unplugged starts March with music of Kacie Swierk

By Noelle Snider · Tuesday, March 7,2017 7:59 p.m.

Swierk played folk music inspired by her heritage during intimate show.

Artist Nikki Lane's latest album "Highway Queen" released at the beginning of February and she will play country-pop tunes during her March 9 show at Bloomington's Bluebird Nightclub.

Nikki Lane will bring Stagecoach Spotlight tour to Bloomington

By Sanya Ali · Tuesday, March 7,2017 7:32 p.m.

Show at Bluebird Nightclub will include songs from newest record.

COLUMN: First experiences with short story are difficult to process

By Katie Chrisco · Tuesday, March 7,2017 6:05 p.m.

"Stories of Your Life and Others" shows range and complexity.

Doctoral organ student performs at Auer Hall

By Hannah Reed · Monday, March 6,2017 8:32 p.m.

The student performed a six song recital dedicated to his father.

Chief engineer and sophomore Nick Kinney, B-Side programing director and junior Dalia Erkman, and general manager and senior Michael Henderson have a discussion at the Intercollegiate Broadcasting System conference in New York City about WIUX's B-Side program. B-Side is an online-only station that WIUX created to allow more students to become radio DJs.

WIUX takes home four awards at national conference

By Sanya Ali · Monday, March 6,2017 7:48 p.m.

The station was nominated in 17 categories at the Intercollegiate Broadcast Systems conference.

COLUMN: There is much to learn following pick-pocketing episode

By Daniel Kilcullen · Monday, March 6,2017 2:39 p.m.

Travels after episode inform view of law enforcement in Paris, Barcelona.

Campus Superstar competition stages semifinal round at Buskirk-Chumley

By Christine Fernando · Sunday, March 5,2017 7:37 p.m.

Group of 20 decreases to 10 singers who will compete in April finals.

COLUMN: Perils exist in isolation from neighbors on small, grand scale

By Katelyn Haas · Sunday, March 5,2017 6:34 p.m.

Isolation and criticism can only go so far toward global change.

Eskenazi Museum lecture connects women, power and arts

By Noelle Snider · Sunday, March 5,2017 6:09 p.m.

Senior Academic Officer Tavy Aherne lectured about the topic during First Thursday.

Holly Wampler performs part of the last section of Rupi Kaur's "Milk and Honey" called "The Healing." In this scene, Wampler's character holds a box of items that she has to decide to throw away after her break-up with her boyfriend.

Rupi Kaur's 'Milk and Honey' takes the stage

By Brooke McAfee · Sunday, March 5,2017 5:58 p.m.

Show with all-female cast ran through the weekend.

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