Lotus Foundation receives NEA grant
The Lotus Education and Arts Foundation recently received a $30,000 Art Works grant from the National Endowment for the Arts.
The Lotus Education and Arts Foundation recently received a $30,000 Art Works grant from the National Endowment for the Arts.
The performance displays video projections which take audience members into an underwater environment, complete with landscapes and deep-sea, bioluminescent creatures.
Barrett’s honors thesis focuses on feminism and culminates with this performance, which melds together fine arts and theater.
The Indiana Senate did not make any changes to House Joint Resolution 3, the controversial constitutional amendment defining marriage, during its session this afternoon.
The first IU Board of Trustees meeting of the year will discuss library renovations and privatized parking for the next fiscal year.
IUSA’s agenda this week included plans for a new Union Lounge, an update in sexual assault fund runs and a new recycling bin initiative.
Rebecca Corry will perform at 8 p.m. today, Friday and Saturday, with additional shows at 10:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday.
By the time the final buzzer sounded, the Hoosiers committed four turnovers and two fouls.
The Spierers requested the order Jan. 29 to prevent the ongoing investigation into their daughter’s disappearance from being compromised.
Rachael's Cafe will host an open mic night and slam poetry competition tonight at 9 p.m.
Associate Professor of Design Heather Marie Akou discussed Somalian jewelry at the IU Art Museum Wednesday.
Columnist Kelsey Collisi discusses the value of simple fashion.
“The Unnatural World” is a more mature record than its predecessor.
You will find better quality and fewer life regrets in a Taco Bell burrito.
I cannot say that Republicans are the only reason why immigration reform is currently stuck in the House of Representatives. The truth of the matter is that Democrats have done just as much to poison political relations, making such a feat extraordinarily difficult to accomplish.
We’re not going to ruin the world. If anything, we may fix it.
The strength of “The Monuments Men” was its emotional ride. It subtly brings viewers through an ebb and flow of comedy and melancholy.
Everything is awesome, and “The Lego Movie” has quickly revolutionized animated film.
Better than ever, “Archer” at 10 p.m. on FX should be on everyone’s radar.
Hoosier mothers and fathers should have the right to educate their teenage children on how to tan smartly and effectively if they so choose. This is no place for the Indiana legislature to act as a disapproving parent.