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Eclipse 2017! Where It Lands Near Bloomington
On August 21, the moon will totally eclipse the sun, sending umbral shade across America...
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With Invasives, an Ounce of Prevention Is Worth a Pound of Cure
A healthy environment requires native plants that interact with insects, birds, and wildlife. When invasive...
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Local Filmmaker’s Short Film Screened at Cannes
After his short film "Lost Dog" won awards at Campus MovieFest, filmmaker (and LP contributor)...
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Out-of-the-Ordinary Summer Events for Your Next Adventure
A-a-a-ah, summer. Bloomington is a different town when school is out. The traffic is thinner,...
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Helping a Musical Child Foster a Love of Music
Musical children pass through various stages of development, each step requiring different approaches, encouragement, and...
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Behind the Curtain: The Joy of Summer Theater
Attending summer theater allows us to truly enjoy the moment, says Jennifer Pacenza in her...
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Alma Eikerman’s Legacy Still Inspires Metalsmiths, Jewelry Designers
Emerging from the 1940s New York art scene, Alma Eikerman served as a professor at...
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65 Years of Desegregating Little 5 — at Every Turn
Ever since a team from a Black fraternity raced in the inaugural Little 500 in...
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Food Icon Alice Waters to Help Launch IU Food Project
Some of our favorite restaurants might never have happened without world-renowned chef, author, and food...
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Behind the Curtain: Making Opera 'Not a Dirty Word’
An opera coach at IU has been working to lessen the damage of dismantling arts...
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IU’s ‘Smash’ Tourney Largest in Indiana History
The popularity of video games has grown into full form, for both players and spectators....
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Becoming Media Literate in a ‘Post-truth’ Era
In the so-called “post-truth” era, says Elijah Pouges, a journalism student at Indiana University, “the...