Jazz Ensemble plays Latin-inspired music
The Musical Arts Center came alive Monday night with the sounds of congas, wild saxophone solos and colorful trumpet melodies when the Jacobs School of Music Latin Jazz Ensemble took the stage.
The Musical Arts Center came alive Monday night with the sounds of congas, wild saxophone solos and colorful trumpet melodies when the Jacobs School of Music Latin Jazz Ensemble took the stage.
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Artists from Communion — the acclaimed music label whose bands have featured at musical festivals like Bonnaroo — will play 8 p.m. Tuesday at the Bluebird Nightclub.
The Kroger on South College Avenue celebrated its grand re-opening Oct. 3 after a $7.6 million renovation.
The Monroe County Planning Department met Sept. 25 to discuss the possible enforcement of new rules for any truck stops constructed along the new Interstate 69 extension.
IU alumna Lindsey O’Brien Kesling was only 22 years old when she passed away from accidental carbon monoxide poisoning in November 2010. But that didn’t stop her family from carrying on her legacy.
The Bloomington Police Department responded to a robbery Monday morning at 211 S. Kimble Dr., BPD Sgt. Joe Crider said.
Fashion is a big part of college football. Teams want to set new trends and get all the attention.
Before the season, IU Coach Kevin Wilson said he wanted his offense to complete 70 percent of its passes. After five games, sophomore quarterback Nate Sudfeld is at 64 percent.
Finney, 23, was convicted of murder and two other felony counts of carrying a handgun. Finney had a prior conviction of felony intimidation, which raised two misdemeanor charges of carrying a handgun to felonies.
Angle stabbed Kahn to death the night of Nov. 14, 2011, when she was working at the now-closed adult entertainment shop Garden of Eden, 756 S. Walnut St.
I never thought the IU basketball fans, known collectively as Hoosier Nation, would replicate that type of unfortunate and, frankly, childish behavior.
The Hoosiers didn’t get the result they were hoping for, falling to the Spartans 4-3, which gives the Hoosiers a 0-2 record in Big Ten play.
The dark basketball gym transitioned to a scene of paparazzi. Small beams of white light started to creep up everywhere in the audience during the banner’s two-minute rise to the top, each person looking to capture the moment of the first new banner to enter Assembly Hall since 2002.
In between the different skills competitions Friday evening in Assembly Hall for Hoosier Hysteria, highlights from the 2012-13 flashed quickly across the jumbo-tron.
This was a well-executed charity fundraiser, capitalizing on one of the most successful shows in television history.
But this friction is not a new problem. The two party system has been a cause for conversation and debate for as long as we have had a government.
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In the Hoosiers’ previous game, a 2-0 loss at No. 2 Notre Dame on Wednesday, two first-half goals by the opposition made all the difference. Against Penn State, IU (4-6-1, 1-1) again allowed a pair of first-half strikes and were defeated again by a score of 2-0.
The Hoosiers’ recruiting class for this season ranks third in the Big Ten. Miller also had high praise for it.