PHOTOS: Students and Bloomington residents enjoy Late Nite's Cream and Crimson Carnival
The event was free for all to attend.
The event was free for all to attend.
The annual show, produced by students, regularly draws a standing crowd.
The concert featured Jacobs students and faculty and debuted new instruments for the school.
The Bloomingtones is an all-treble a cappella group.
Proceeds from the talent show benefitted the Circle of Sisterhood Foundation.
Separated into two nights, Funny 501 will celebrate all forms of comedy at IU.
The Late Nite Cream and Crimson Carnival returns for its third year.
The student-run music festival returns for its 37th year.
The group’s work will be compiled in a zine.
The student run company’s 41-song show lit up IU Auditorium.
IU’s Car Club hosted “Cars and Coffee” with Fishers Car Club.
These five movies are entertaining and will keep you cozy when it’s raining outside.
With groundbreaking shows, television is now being held to the same standards as cinema.
Every participant who traded unwanted clothes received a free Depop tote bag.
The expo featured thousands of CDs, cassettes, memorabilia and more.
IU offers a spring semester course solely on singer-songwriter Bob Dylan.
The first Thursday of April kicked off with performances and an arts market.
The Bloomington musician, composer and producer reflects on a 60-year career.
The IU Singing Hoosiers will celebrate their 75th anniversary at their upcoming spring concert.
The all-day event aims to encourage female middle and high schoolers to pursue jazz.