Friday’s Homecoming Parade is expected to create congestion and traffic delays near its route and on campus streets.
The musicians and conductor all appeared to sway with the rhythm, as though the music itself was a strong wind blowing through the stage. The audience gave thunderous applause to the orchestra and its conductor after the piece concluded. On Wednesday, Jacobs School of Music faculty member David Effron conducted the IU Symphony Orchestra at the Musical Arts Center.
IU’s true colors shone through for one of the first times this year in Wednesday’s 3-0 victory against Notre Dame.
All across the country, college students will get free laptops and cameras as part of a promotion for electronics company Sony.
The U.S. government classifies its restricted information in three levels: confidential, secret and top secret. If the IU football team had a classification system, its sideline signals would fall in the “top secret” category.
“Rain: A Tribute To the Beatles” will play at 8 p.m. Thursday and Friday at the IU Auditorium as part of it’s national tour.
This week Brian Posehn is making his first-ever appearance at the Funny Bone Comedy Club. Many people said that Posehn is the biggest act to come to the Funny Bone since its opening. “Brian Posehn is another one of those comedians that comes to town that you say, ‘How the hell did the Funny Bone get him?’ And that’s something they consistently do,” IU graduate and Funny Bone host Brad Wilhelm said.
Stone Belt Arc is celebrating its 50th anniversary with its “Belt Out Laughing!” comedy show today at the Buskirk-Chumley Theater. The show is 7:30 p.m. today at the Buskirk-Chumley Theater and features season four winner of “Last Comic Standing” Josh Blue and opening act Brad ‘Wilhelm.’
It is occasionally upsetting that just because I’m not Lady Gaga, it’s unacceptable for me to wear an Alexander McQueen futuristic masterpiece to meet with my textiles professor. While a straight off the runway ensemble may not jive with the scenery in Ballentine Hall, haute couture elements can be borrowed to update a wardrobe without looking like an extra from a Cirque Du Soleil show.
The Indiana House of Representatives and Senate will hire several interns to work full-time during the 2010 session of the General Assembly.
Scotty’s Brewhouse owner and founder Scott Wise recently won the Indiana Restaurant Association’s Restaurateur of the Year Award at the group’s 75th anniversary dinner banquet.
The Department of Commerce National Telecommunications and Information Administration announced its first four grant recipients for State Broadband Data and Development Program last week.
One burning question raging since summer camp has been if promising freshmen – Lynch’s best recruiting class since taking over – can be the caulk to fill any cracks in the team’s foundation.
My love for the Bears was inherited. Before I knew what life was all about, I had a poster of the late and great Walter Payton on the wall over my bed and a cozy Bears hat, handmade by my grandmother, on my head.
WE SAY IU should consider sustainability to be a main concern in its policy-making.
The Democrats began their campaign for reform from the Republican perspective. They have let the Republicans dictate much of the conversation regarding all current government projects, despite a clear consensus that a majority of the nation disagreed with the way Republicans had been leading the nation the previous eight years.
Last week was World Space Week, although an observant consumer of major news media could be forgiven for having not known it.
Often times, we liberal college students are accused of being in our own bubble, away from the “real world.” But it was precisely moving closer to that “real world” that challenged my stale taxes-are-bad, Ron-Paul-is-good economic outlook.
FLORENCE, Italy - Some things are just better when seen in a photograph.
Six of the most unique majors.
