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Meet IU's new President -- Michael McRobbie.
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Listen to highlights of the 2007 IU Summer Music Festival at the Jacobs School of Music podcast site.
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IU Day at the Indiana State Fair
Aug. 9, 10 a.m.-10 p.m., Indiana State Fairgrounds, Indianapolis -- For the second year in a row, the Indiana State Fair will be all about Indiana University for an entire day. IU makes a big difference in the state, from improving Hoosier health to building a better Hoosier economy. Visit IU on Expo Hall Street at the fair -- we'll offer many RED HOT surprises, from athletics pep rallies to awe-inspiring performances and interactive technology displays. For more information, visit: http://www.indiana.edu/~fair/.
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Behind the scenes at IU Southeast's Ogle Center
With six people, the Paul W. Ogle Cultural and Community Center crew at Indiana University Southeast may be small, but that doesn't stop it from successfully running more than 100 shows per season. Jay Moore, technical director of the Ogle Center, and his assistants Joey Leezer and Derek Young, often run two or more shows in a day. It may sound like a challenge to some, but Moore -- who has worked at the center since it opened in 1996 -- has created his own formula for success.
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A 1993 graduate from the Kelley School of Business, Rochelle Bucher is making strides in her career -- as a singer-songwriter. Her soulful debut album, "Convince Me," swims with conviction and emotional resonance, made possible by her reliance on faith and her gratitude for her family and supporters.
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Known for his poetic style and psychological realism, Tennessee Williams remains one of the greatest playwrights in the history of theater, and his beautiful family drama, The Glass Menagerie, is an icon in American culture. The Glass Menagerie is the third show of The Brown County Playhouse's 59th season in the heart of Nashville, Ind.
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Since the late 1990s, art museums across the country have been making a concerted effort to research the provenance of their pre-1945 objects in order to determine whether any object was illegally transferred or looted during World War II, when art looting was rampant in Europe. The Indiana University Art Museum (IUAM) began systematically researching the provenance of paintings in its collections three years ago and has been at the task ever since.
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Frank and Katrina Basile love the arts. The Indianapolis couple helps support arts organizations across the city, including the Indianapolis Arts Center, the Phoenix Theatre, Storytelling Arts of Indiana, the Indiana Theatre Association and the Indiana Historical Society. With their recent gift to the Herron School of Art and Design at IUPUI, the Basiles are creating a legacy that will further enrich the beauty and culture of Indianapolis for years to come.
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One of Hollywood's most accomplished animators will deliver the keynote address at this year's VisionFest 2007. The Indiana University School of Informatics recently announced that Rick O'Connor, a lead animation specialist with Industrial Light & Magic (ILM), will be the featured speaker at this year's event.
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A naked and terrified Vietnamese girl, her skin ablaze, runs from a village that has been bombed with napalm. A sailor and nurse celebrate the end of World War II with a passionate kiss in New York City's Times Square. These moments are historic snapshots in time -- literally. Each produced a famous photograph that transcended the moment and took on a life of its own. Photojournalism and documentary photography do more than help us remember powerful moments. These "visual rhetorics" also provide us with a way of seeing ourselves as a democracy and disseminating democracy's core principles to others.
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The July 5, 2007, issue of Live at IU highlights the Hoagy Carmichael statue tour. Also included in this issue are stories about the International Harp Competition, Elixir of Love opera, the latest Brown County Playhouse production, details on the Auer Hall organ transformation, a feature on the IU student named a finalist in a worldwide composition competition, and a feature on an IU student who went from the stage to the recording booth.
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Celebrate with IU this fall -- Celebrate IU is a spectacular week at Indiana University that includes the grand opening of a state-of-the-art life sciences facility, performances by world-class musicians and the inauguration of a new president. But it's just business as usual for IU -- one of America's great public universities. Learn more about the week and how to get involved.
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