‘Rock the Runway’ campus show to promote charity, fashion, environmental awareness
“Rock the Runway” will begin at 7 p.m. today at the Willkie Auditorium. Dope Couture and Pitaya clothing will be featured in the show.
“Rock the Runway” will begin at 7 p.m. today at the Willkie Auditorium. Dope Couture and Pitaya clothing will be featured in the show.
The “Fashion for Flood Relief” fashion show aims to raise awareness and donations to aid in relief for the 2010 floods in Pakistan.
Columnist Lily Miller lets readers know that not all cannibals are mindless zombies or homicidal crazy people.
Columnist Lily Miller lets readers know that not all cannibals are mindless zombies or homicidal crazy people.
A lecture sponsored by the Retail Studies Organization brought world-renowned fashion trend forecaster David Wolfe to speak to students about the trends in fashion.
The IU Auditorium has announced that all of the tickets for “An Evening of Conversation with Jane Pauley and Meryl Streep” on Nov. 12 have been released.
Local band Throwing Stars will perform along with Secretly Canadian/Joyful Noise, Pravada and Marmoset at 9 p.m. Wednesday at The Bishop.
Fall 2011 applications aren’t due until Dec. 1, but thousands of young musicians around the world have already applied and are hard at work preparing for their auditions.
The IDS interviewed lead singer and guitarist of Maps and Atlases Dave Davison. Davison, along with the rest of Maps and Atlases, will be returning to Bloomington at 9 p.m. today at The Bishop.
Besides hustling kids out of candy, my favorite part of Halloween is the costumes. However, as I stewed over my bucket of Whoppers and Jujubes, I just couldn’t believe how many costumes will go back to their respected closet, box or random pile on the floor until next year.
John Mellencamp performed two shows during the weekend at the IU Auditorium as the opening of his “No Better Than This” tour.
The Jeff McLaughlin Quartet was named as the first winning group of the Emerging Jazz Artist Project. The four students at the Jacobs School of Music were awarded for their musical prowess. Their reward was a nationally released album in their name.
Washington, D.C. — I’ve never seen so many signs. But of the hundreds on the National Mall on Saturday, one struck me as especially poignant: “When comedians are our Fourth Estate, we’re in trouble.”
It’s been more than five years since Wells Scholars professor for the 2010 fall semester Todd Rundgren has performed a solo show.
Seventies rockstar and current Wells’ Scholar Professor Todd Rundgren will be performing a biographical concert at 8 p.m. today at Auer Hall.
John Mellencamp, the Grammy Award-winning singer/songwriter and longtime Bloomington resident, will perform Friday and Saturday.
After many late nights of rehearsals and hours spent memorizing lines in iambic pentameter, 13 actors in tailored business suits are ready to take the stage ... if you can call it a stage.
Cardinal Stage Company and the Buskirk-Chumley Theater are allowing fans of “The Rocky Horror Picture Show,” to participate in the “Time Warp” for the sixth year.
Lecturing during Professor Glenn Gass’ Music of the Beatles class, Rundgren spoke about the effects of the Beatles as pop icons, influencing the lives of the baby boom generation in everything from hair styles to religion.
The 90s classic lineup of Guided By Voices has made Bloomington one of its stops in the reunion tour.