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Read the summer issue of The College magazine.
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Backstage Pass Podcasts! Listen to exclusive podcasts for the 2007-2008 IU Auditorium Season.
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America's most beloved musical, "Annie," is back, giving a whole new generation the chance to experience this classic musical about never giving up hope. The timeless tale of Little Orphan Annie will be coming to the IU Auditorium in Bloomington for two performances in October.
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Performances will celebrate IU's cultural heritage Oct. 13-21
Musical performances by Bob Dylan, Elvis Costello, André Watts, Marietta Simpson and David Baker, and comedy by David Sedaris, will highlight the cultural offerings of Indiana University's "Celebrate IU" week Oct. 13-21. Earlier this summer, the IU Alumni Association announced that it was expanding traditional homecoming events to a full week as a celebration on all of IU's eight campuses. More than 30 special events and activities are expected to draw thousands of students, alumni and IU supporters to most IU campuses.
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The Indiana University Jacobs School of Music will continue its tradition of welcoming the world's most illustrious musicians -- both in residence and as guests -- and presenting new and legendary music when it kicks off its 2007-08 season this month. Among other highlights is the debut of Leonard Slatkin as a Jacobs School faculty member conducting the IU Philharmonic.
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A journalist whose investigative reporting over four decades has revealed much about the inner workings of the Nixon and Bush White Houses, the first female host of National Geographic's Explorer series and the editor of USA Today will speak at the Indiana University School of Journalism's fall speaker series.
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The Indiana University Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgender Alumni Association will celebrate its 10th anniversary with a performance by nationally renowned comedian Kate Clinton on Sept. 8 at the IU Auditorium.
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The inaugural Film Indiana conference, "Screening Shorts," at Indiana University Bloomington next weekend (Sept. 14-16) will showcase the university's film archives and cinema-related collections.
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Latino culture will be celebrated with food, live music, dancing, interactive activities and more during the 10th annual Festival Latino at Indiana University Bloomington. The outdoor festival, which is free and open to the public, will take place Sept. 15.
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A night class Nancy Botkin took in the early '80s led her down a new path. A poetry writing workshop with Barry Spacks inspired her to continue writing. "I really liked playing around with language, and I've been writing ever since." The Indiana University South Bend professor has been teaching creative writing and composition in the Department of English since 1991. In a Q&A with Live at IU, Botkin discusses the challenges of teaching poetry and the poets she most admires.
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The Aug. 3, 2007 edition of Live at IU focuses on a behind the scenes look at IU Southeast's Ogle Center. The issue also highlights: A Kelley grad's debut album, the latest production from The Brown County Playhouse, how a donation made new visions possible at the Herron School of Art and Design, details about the Provenance Project at the IU Art Museum, a preview to IUPUI's VisionFest, and how "visual rhetorics" provide us with a way of seeing ourselves as a democracy.
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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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