Lizzie Kaboski

The cozy sweaters that cover trees in Bloomington every year each have their own story.

The tower houses the grand carillon instrument – one of fewer than 30 in the world.

The event will feature global artists and performances from previous Lotus festivals.

The Eskenazi Museum of Art will showcase costumes from a selection of Close’s films.

Socially Distanced Stories will allow students to safely perform and watch theater.

The festivities will include a series of interactive stations from artists across campus.

The graduates will create two theater performances to show outdoors in October.

The plays can be viewed at home in exchange for donations.

The schedule includes a selection of shows that seek to amplify voices of marginalized communities.

The Banneker Community Center will be hosting the virtual gallery later this month.

The Middle Way House offers services to victims of domestic violence.

The study guides provide information on musicians from around the world.

You can still keep your workouts fun in small spaces with no equipment.

“Amen! Music of the Black Church” will premiere at 7 p.m. on Sunday.

Netflix, Amazon Prime, the Bloomington Playwrights Project and Broadway HD are bringing theater to your home. 

The coronavirus stopped me from having a birthday party, so I had one on Zoom instead.

There will be nine slots available to purchase. 

The local distillery is producing free hand sanitizer for individuals and businesses in need.

As countries impose tighter restrictions on travel, IU’s international population struggles to return home.

Students can apply for aid through the Division of Student Affairs website.