Funding creativity might sound elusive, but an online company named Kickstarter uses crowd funding to raise money for creative projects.
In light of the March Women’s History Month, Phoebe Wolfskill, visiting assistant professor for the IU Department of the History of Art, spoke at the monthly IU Art Museum Noon Talk on Wednesday about the portrayal of women in artwork.
February marked the two year anniversary of Michelle Obama’s Let’s Move! campaign, but little change has come with that anniversary.
Meshing classic composition with new wave electronica, the musical ensemble Holographic can now be experienced in a venue void of etiquette.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon has partnered with Bloomington-based MES Presents, along with other promotion companies in the area, to bring Dutch music producer and disc jockey Afrojack to IU for “State of Emergency,” a Little 500 concert.
This March marks the 39th partnership between student art and education at the Monroe County Community School Corporation.
The typical tourist tends to measure value by the dollar exchange rate.
IU Health Center nutritionists and counselors said they were concerned by what they read in the article “Big dreams, thin figures” that ran in the Indiana Daily Student three weeks ago.
These machines — two monstrous printers and a CNC Wood Router — offer entry to the world of 3-D printing, where students can design an object and have it printed into tangible, life-size versions.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon has partnered with Bloomington-based MES Presents to bring Dutch music producer and DJ Afrojack to campus for a Little 500 concert. Afrojack was named the No. 7 DJ of 2011 by DJ Mags.
Four Jacobs School of Music students will be participating in the Conservatory Project at 6 p.m. today at the John F. Kennedy Center for Performing Arts in Washington, D.C. The performance will be live-streamed by the Kennedy Center.
The new Studio Theatre in the Lee Norvelle Theatre and Drama Center was filled beyond capacity for the first of two showings of “Shorts: A Student Play Festival,” which was performed by University Players Friday.
24 spandex-clad yogis stalled road traffic between Woodburn and Ballantine halls at 11:04 a.m. on Monday for a flash mob.
The Indiana Heritage Quilt Show is an annual convention that allows quilters from across the country to convene to showcase their quilts and compete for prizes in 18 categories.
Sitting in the cushioned auditorium chairs of the Ruth N. Halls Theatre, one would not have realized that a production crafted by Shakespeare was to be performed.
Shouts of encouragement rang from the full house at the Buskirk-Chumley Theater on Saturday night for InMotion Dance Ensemble’s “FUSION.” The performance included special guest performances by IU groups Hip Hop ConnXion and Ladies First.
About 30 people came together at the Mathers Museum of World Cultures on Saturday to artistically explore Celtic culture.
The phenomenon that is Fashion Week is still going strong. In fact, it’s kind of hard to keep up with. Between New York, London, Milan and now Paris, fashion’s globetrotting schedule has flown by at a rapid pace.
Sailing into Cape Town at sunrise had me singing the “Circle of Life”’s Zulu phrases at the top of my lungs as the majestic view of Table Mountain, Lion’s Head and the rest of the luxurious landscape welcomed me to South Africa.
Rhino’s All Ages Music Club will put on a 20th Anniversary Retrospective showcase Friday and Saturday, bringing together more than 15 bands that have played at the venue in its two decades in Bloomington.
