Music & Mayhem moves to new location
The store once known as Midwest Discount Knives has a new name and a new prerogative — musical instruments.
The store once known as Midwest Discount Knives has a new name and a new prerogative — musical instruments.
Along with cream and sugar, students had music with their coffee at the Indiana Memorial Union Starbucks on Thursday for the Union Board’s second Singer-Songwriter Night.
Sustainability will be the theme of the education art gallery at 7 p.m. Friday at the Indiana Memorial Union.
Epiphany Modeling Troupe's fashion show, titled “Stylish, Wearable And Gorgeous,” or “S.W.A.G.,” will be from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. in the Willkie Auditorium.
The much awaited move to digital downloads by the Beatles finally happened Tuesday, and within a day, the band’s music ranked top 50 on the iTunes music store albums chart.
The Dark Carnival Film Festival will give all types of horror film fans their fix this weekend. The festival will present more than 30 independent horror films, which come from as close to home as Bloomington and as far as Israel and Germany.
In October, Korzec was appointed to the position of senior development officer for the Jacobs School. Korzec gained a bachelor’s degree in vocal performance with an outside field in English literature in 2003.
There have been two genres of music that I love unconditionally — punk rock and gangsta rap.
The Indiana Arts Commission (IAC) announced Tuesday that Hoosier artists will have until Feb. 14, 2011 to submit applications for the Individual Artist Program grant.
For a performing artist, blood, sweat and tears are only a small portion of success; the rest is luck, as is taught in the Pulitzer Prize winning musical “A Chorus Line.”
Food columnist Lily Miller discusses how crop misfortune and unhappy customers can lead to the happiest, tastiest accidents.
The “Beats to Get ‘Em Off The Streets” concert, sponsored by The Indiana Public Interest Research Group (INPIRG), raised money for the National Campaign Against Hunger and Homelessness.
This Friday, the members of Ladies First, IU’s premier female a cappella group, will perform their fall concert at the Buskirk-Chumley Theater.
As part of the Ryder Film Series, Ryder director Peter LoPilato worked with the IU East Asian Studies Department to have "Last Train Home" screened.
Saxophonist Sophie Faught and three Jacobs School of Music jazz musicians, Max Maples, Jeff McLaughlin and Nick Tucker, will be performing at 7 p.m.
Saxophonist Sophie Faught and three Jacobs School of Music jazz musicians, Max Maples, Jeff McLaughlin and Nick Tucker, will be performing at 7 p.m.
Twelve stories will be told in two hours at the Collins Living-Learning Center coffee house Friday as a part of the first Collins Storytelling Project.
University Players present their production of “Debbie Does Dallas: The Musical,” which opens at 8 p.m. Friday at the Lodge.
The hit Broadway musical, “A Chorus Line,” will come at 8 p.m. today at the IU Auditorium.
Starting next fall, 28-year-old Krzysztof Urbanski will join the Jacobs School of Music as an adjunct professor of music in orchestral conducting.