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John Seebeth made countless missions to rescue the wounded, often from active battle zones, throughout his nine months as a Dustoff medic during the Vietnam War.
Around January 2023, Annysa LaMantia got a call from representatives of Dominique Jones — more popularly known as Lil Baby — they wanted her to design the renovation for his new Atlanta home. The IU alumna later found herself standing in the home with Architectural Digest.
Editor's note: All opinions, columns and letters reflect the views of the individual writer and not necessarily those of the IDS or its staffers.
Of the seven Monroe County Councilors, four, all Democrats, began their tenure by being appointed to the council through a party vacancy caucus.
Off Night Productions premiered their cabaret, “Love Songs, Reimagined,” on Sunday at the Constellation Playhouse. The mellifluous hour-long show featured six singers and a band performing 18 gender-bending love songs traditionally sung by the opposite sex.
It’s that time of year again when French professors and former students visit our classes to discuss study abroad programs we can apply for and have the time of our lives. Other departments do this too: everyone is prepping for a new learning experience. It’s certainly a change of pace, but the chance to wake up in an idyllic city like Aix-en-Provence, study French within your major and live independently abroad — all at a cost comparable to IU — feels almost too good to be true.
Music is one of my love languages — listening to music together, sharing playlists, going to concerts: to me, the act of sharing music is a romantic gesture in itself. And with an estimated 100 million recorded songs, love songs are undoubtedly one of the most popular genres of music.
The IU Jacobs School of Music Opera and Ballet Theater has now demonstrated its excellence in baroque opera with a stunning production of “Alcina,” which premiered Feb. 7-8. George Frideric Handel’s composition is a masterful exploration of magic, love and human frailty. Under the direction of Chas Rader-Shieber, the production brought a fresh and inventive perspective to this 18th-century opera.
Whether you’re celebrating Valentine’s Day with your partner, having fun with friends or celebrating yourself, watching a romantic comedy is a great way to spend Valentine’s Day. So here are eight classic rom-coms ranked, so you can know which ones are worth checking out.
This week we discuss the cancellation of the IU School of Medicine’s LGBTQ+ conference, confusion amongst IU researchers around federal grant funding, IU men’s basketball head coach Mike Woodson’s recent announcement that he will not be returning next season and a lawsuit involving the Kelley School of Business. We all discuss local efforts to protect the Monroe Lake watershed by the Friends of Lake Monroe.
Indiana men’s tennis won its first road game of the season in comeback fashion to beat Middle Tennessee State University on Friday in Murfreesboro, Tennessee. The Hoosiers improved to 6-0 with their first road victory of the season.
When I first heard that Beyoncé was releasing a country album, I was skeptical. I hadn’t listened to much of her music beyond her older hits, knew very little about her and certainly didn’t consider her a country artist.
Seeking its fourth consecutive victory, Indiana women’s basketball traveled to Williams Arena in Minneapolis to face off with Minnesota on Sunday. Despite holding with the Golden Gophers in the first half, the Hoosiers fell behind in the second and fell 66-56.
Editor's note: All opinions, columns and letters reflect the views of the individual writer and not necessarily those of the IDS or its staffers.
Indiana women’s basketball teams under head coach Teri Moren pride themselves on a few main things: maximum effort, relentless defense and being unafraid to shoot the ball.
“The world is wondering where Malaysian Airline Flight 370 disappeared.”
The Hoosiers next travel to East Lansing, Michigan to take on Michigan State Feb. 11.
Indiana women’s basketball will begin its two-game road stint when it travels to Minneapolis to take on Minnesota on Sunday.
In the winter of 1996, Dusty May quit playing basketball. He swapped a ball for a clipboard, basketball shoes for sneakers and his jersey for a pullover.
As Indiana men’s basketball erased a 17-point second half deficit in Saturday’s game against Michigan, the crowd inside Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall came to life.
