Community Arts

Eskenazi Museum of Art to organize curator-led tour of Stuart Davis exhibition for March 6

The tour will examine the “Swing Landscape”: Stuart Davis and the Modernist Mural exhibition.

OPINION: She who struggles: Assata Shakur and the radical Black women who fought for civil rights

Radical Black women helped lead the civil rights movement — and faced brutal repression.

Community ‘not surprised’ by lack of IU public response after misconduct investigation

The IDS “Dissonance in due process” investigation published just over a month ago.

Indiana baseball fans welcomed back after two-year hiatus with four-home run home-opening victory

1,984 fans attended Bart Kaufman Field for Tuesday’s game, a record for a home-opener.

Indiana baseball wins home opener 15-2 over Miami University, boosted by home runs

Indiana's bats exploded to score a season-high 15 runs.

Indiana men’s basketball to face Rutgers in home finale Wednesday, celebrate senior night

The Hoosiers are 18-10 overall but 9-9 in Big Ten play with two games left.

Black Voices: Brighter days are coming soon

A young woman struggling with grief seeks guidance to overcome it.

Black Voices: ‘Pure,’ a Black queer love story

Pure is a Black queer coming-of-age story now available for streaming on HBO Max.

Looking back on Indiana women’s basketball’s seniors ahead of their final postseason run

The senior Hoosiers helped take a middling Big Ten program to national prominence.

Live TEDxIndianaUniversity conference returns in person March 4

The event will be at 6 p.m. March 4 at the Buskirk-Chumley Theater.

Sixty-five years after winning his Olympic gold medal, IU’s Greg Bell has barely slowed down

Bell was inducted into the inaugural IU Athletics Hall of Fame class in 1982.

OPINION: Universities should provide free arts tickets to students

Music is habitual during the 21st century in many lives.

OPINION: Your pronouns aren’t shameful

Not only queer people should put their pronouns in their bios.

What the Big Ten Tournament really means for Indiana women’s basketball

Indiana is playing for a conference title, but so much more is on the line.

Sex-positive film festival ‘SECS Fest Midwest’ coming to IU Cinema March 3-4

The festival will feature sexually explicit films from all over the world.

OPINION: Human complexities need to be accepted

The array of political and religious beliefs isn't always binary.

Granfalloon to return this summer for the first time since the start of the pandemic

The festival will feature exhibitions from artists including Car Seat Headrest and Japanese Breakfast.

The Payoff Podcast: Regular Season Recap

What you should know about Catalent’s potential investment before Wednesday’s council meeting

The Bloomington City Council looks ready to give tax breaks to a company in Bloomington.

Black Voices: Black History Month should be more than a logo

The month has become yet another opportunity for companies to use performative activism.