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Stand-up comedy major realizes dream of late-night show

By Sanya Ali · Wednesday, March 29,2017 7:38 p.m.

"Hella Late" focuses on humor and social awareness on IUSTV.

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IU Auditorium finishes season with staging of 'Pippin' this April

By From IDS Reports · Wednesday, March 29,2017 6:14 p.m.

Broadway musical will hit the stage April 12, 13 at the IU Auditorium.

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COLUMN: History of Italy demonstrated through artistry of cities

By Adele Poudrier · Wednesday, March 29,2017 6:13 p.m.

City demonstrates personality even among Americanized elements.

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Btown Kiz steps onto the dance scene

By Audrey Lee · Wednesday, March 29,2017 6:09 p.m.

Bloomington's Kizomba dance club teaches dancers to connect to their bodies.

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COLUMN: 'Miller's Valley' follows theme of a lost home

By Katie Chrisco · Tuesday, March 28,2017 5:50 p.m.

Protagonist Mimi struggles to leave her childhood home.

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Roll over Beethoven, make room for Chuck

By Clark Gudas · Monday, March 27,2017 6:35 p.m.

Professors reflect on how Chuck Berry's music brought audiences together.

The city of Prague offers opportunities to examine a variety of cultural sites including the Prague Castle, seen from the Charles Bridge.

COLUMN: Prague demonstrates different traits than Maastricht in terms of community, cuisine

By Daniel Kilcullen · Monday, March 27,2017 6:11 p.m.

Travels across Europe open students up to array of cultural distinctions.

Arts Filler

Event Calendar: Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month begins

By Sanya Ali · Monday, March 27,2017 6:07 p.m.

Variety of arts-related programs will take place across Bloomington this month.

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COLUMN: Return to normalcy following UK attacks raises questions

By Katelyn Haas · Monday, March 27,2017 10:56 a.m.

Coverage of violence should aim to avoid normalization.

Students work on crafts during the "Art of Language" workshop. These crafts aimed to help them acquire Spanish language skills.

Children learn Spanish language through art during weekend classes

By Christine Fernando · Sunday, March 26,2017 8:46 p.m.

As part of a seven-week class combining art and Spanish language learning, second and third graders gathered Saturday to record videos for parents to see during an open house.

Scooby-Doo, Velma and Daphne, played by student cosplayers Kristen Pimley, Erin Garman and Alexa Lively, led efforts to solve the mystery of the missing butter churn during the "Mystery at the Museum" event Sunday afternoon at Mathers.

'Mystery at the Museum' event combines craft, viewing, mystery solving

By Sanya Ali · Sunday, March 26,2017 5:59 p.m.

Students cosplay as popular Scooby Doo characters during event.

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COLUMN: There is no correct age to lose one's virginity

By Kinsey Confidential · Sunday, March 26,2017 1:52 p.m.

Knowing desires is crucial in understanding sexuality for the self.

The Indiana Daily Student

Shaolin Warriors bring martial arts to IU Auditorium

By Lydia Gerike · Thursday, March 23,2017 9:31 p.m.

The martial arts act performed as part of the China Remixed series.

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COLUMN: College fashion guided by certain principles

By Samantha Bunes · Thursday, March 23,2017 7:50 p.m.

Not mixing blue and black among recommendations.

Chris J. Handley plays Jacob, Joshua Robinson plays Rex, and Josh Smith plays Ethan in IU Theatre's At First Sight Series production of Prospect Hill, a new play by Bruce Walsh. The play will run in the Wells-Metz Theatre March 24, 25, 28-31, and April 1.

New play explores the struggle of being a modern day human being

By Alison Graham · Thursday, March 23,2017 7:37 p.m.

“Prospect Hill” opens 7:30 p.m. Friday and runs through April 1.

Rahim AlHaj is a Grammy-nominated oud player and political refugee. The oud is an Iraqi instrument in the same family as the guitar. He is coming to Bloomington for the second time for Lotus Blossoms, a program which spans five weeks and takes different artists from cultures around the world and brings them to the public and school children of Monroe County.

Grammy-nominated musician returns to Bloomington

By Madeline Dippel · Thursday, March 23,2017 7:32 p.m.

Rahim AlHaj discusses his music, compositions and political tensions.

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Jeremih, iLoveMakonnen to headline Little 500 concert

By IDS staff · Thursday, March 23,2017 4:52 p.m.

Union Board confirmed the lineup Thursday afternoon.

Brent Molnar, Television Operations Director of WTIU, joins a conference call. WTIU is a public television service from Indiana University providing PBS programming as well as original content.

Local public broadcasting stations respond to Trump's latest budget cut proposal

By Kathryn Jankowski · Wednesday, March 22,2017 7:35 p.m.

WTIU and WFIU prepare for issues that may arise following full cut.

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COLUMN: Van Gogh Museum showcases artist's ability to reach audiences

By Adele Poudrier · Wednesday, March 22,2017 7:30 p.m.

Legacy of painter exists far past his lifetime.

Jenny McComas, class of 1949 curator of European and American art at the Eskenazi Museum of Art, talks about post war West German abstract paintings. "The Politics of Abstract Painting in Postwar Germany" was the second presentation during the museum's Noon Talk series. The next event will be held at 12:15 p.m. on March 29 in the Eskenazi Museum of Art.

Curator explains significance of post-WWII abstract art

By Noelle Snider · Wednesday, March 22,2017 5:05 p.m.

Jenny McComas delivered Wednesday's Noon Talk lecture.

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Crime reports made from Greek houses; one IU student arrested

PRESS RELEASE: IU Funding Board says it has decreased funding to support student organizations this year

Indiana polls apart: Can state Democrats win?

New hot pot restaurant Malatang opens on Kirkwood

‘She’s an economic engine’: how Taylor Swift’s Indianapolis concert could impact Indiana cities