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The former 10th Street home of Herman B Wells was recently named and rededicated in his honor.
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IU Presidential Lecture
Oct. 15, 3 p.m., IMU Alumni Hall, Bloomington -- Saul Kripke, considered by some to be the world's greatest living philosopher and logician, will deliver the inaugural Presidential Lecture at Indiana University.
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IU Ballet Theater opens season Oct. 5–6 with fall ballet “Perspectives 1900s”
Indiana University Ballet Theater begins its exciting new season Oct. 5 and 6 with the fall ballet "Perspectives 1900s," a varied selection of vignettes, all rooted in one of the most inventive artistic periods in the history of dance. "The turn of the century was a particularly fertile time for the art of ballet," said Michael Vernon, chair of the IU Jacobs School of Music's Ballet Department. "It was a time when, instead of ballet following fashion, ballet actually influenced fashion."
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There are no shortcuts for students in IU's Department of Apparel Merchandising and Interior Design. Unlike studying for a test or even writing a paper, rushing or cramming projects simply isn't an option here. To complete assignments, students must devote hours to meticulous construction, over and above the time spent learning about the trades. But for IU seniors James DiMartino and Cheri' McDowell, the hard work is about to pay off. Throughout the semester, Live at IU will follow these students as they fine-tune their visions and prepare for life as professional designers.
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The Indiana University Jacobs School of Music continues IU's Moveable Feast of the Arts Series with three performances at the Ogle Center on the campus of IU Southeast in New Albany, Ind.
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Exhibits of art, sculpture and photography will be featured on Indiana University's campuses throughout Celebrate IU week, which will take place Oct. 13-21. The exhibits, which are all free and open to the public, emphasize one of IU's most important missions.
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For four decades, Marjorie Schick has influenced the worlds of craft and jewelry in both the U.S. and abroad. Her ability to create forms that are both jewelry and sculpture places her in the first wave of crossover artists who combined the conceptual programs of the fine arts with methods and values associated with craft. Schick's work -- which includes 67 works of art -- will be on display at the IU Art Museum beginning Oct. 6.
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This fall, a series of book signings across Indiana will honor Indiana University graduate and All-American football star George Taliaferro. Taliaferro was a star quarterback on IU's first great football team in 1945, two years before Jackie Robinson broke baseball's racial barrier.
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The vivid imagination of Dr. Seuss is alive on stage as the Lee Norvelle Theatre and Drama Center opens its 2007-08 season with Seussical the Musical directed by Emmy winner George Pinney. Writers Lynn Ahrens and Stephen Flaherty celebrate the wit and wisdom of Seuss' books in an engaging musical for audiences of all ages.
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The Sept. 20, 2007, issue of Live at IU featured IU Opera Theater's Rigoletto and the set created by Max Röthlisberger. Also highlighted in this issue were stories about Leonard Slatkin's debut with the IU Philharmonic, an IU School of Medicine professor's glass work, a preview to literary giant David Sedaris, details on C-SPAN2's Book TV Bus, a feature on the Brown County Playhouse's final production of the summer, and a feature on Jacobs School of music composer David Dzubay's most recent win.
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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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