Classical music composed by Mozart, Schubert, Haydn, Salieri, Gluck and other composers filled Stem Concert Hall in the Ogle Center during the Louisville Orchestra’s show, “Classical Classics.”
The...
IU Southeast students and community members stepped into Harry Potter’s world during the IUS Bookstore’s Harry Potter Book Night. They dueled with wands, dressed as characters and objects in the Harry...
Shiny metal framework and foamy pink insulation fill the now gutted former Library coffee shop. The construction of the Subway has begun.
Julie Ingram, director of food services, said that IU Southeast...
Any time a lockdown happens to occur on campus, the IU Notify emergency alert system allows students, faculty and staff to receive text, call and e-mail alerts regarding the lockdown and appropriate...
A social hour, a Mardi Gras party and a Valentine’s Day event were just a few of the topics discussed during the Non-Traditional Student Union’s first meeting of the semester.
The NTSU held the...
Around 20 students sat quietly and attentively as Steven Reid, a representative of Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, gave his insights from scripture.
“The Gospel is God’s message to all people...
During this semester’s Game On technology festival, called Game On 1.5!, students, faculty and staff used the Oculus Rift, a system for virtual reality, to explore the capabilities of virtual reality...
Living a compassionate life is the key to happiness, according to Gerry Stribling, author of the book “Buddhism for Dudes: A Jarhead’s Field Guide to Mindfulness.”
Stribling, a 64-year-old former...
To prepare for the spring semester fraternity rush, Kappa Sigma held an event called the Nerf War.
The fraternity held the event on Tuesday, Jan. 26 at 7:30 p.m. in the Hoosier Room.
The Nerf War...
The Student Government Association met on Thursday, Jan. 21 at 4:30 p.m. in University Center North, room 122. The SGA meets each Thursday to discuss upcoming events and propose legislature or recommendations...
Martin Luther King Jr. had a dream of building a better community for all people, but his notion of the beloved community is an idea that sociologists are still pursuing today.
Melissa Fry, assistant...
The Student Program Council’s Open Mic may have been missing more than half of the performers on Tuesday, Jan. 19, but that did not stop Richard Stottman, music junior and arts and entertainment organizer...
