Listen to a conversation with pianist Andreas Ioannides about the this year's festival

Listen to a conversation with Linda Strommen, professor of oboe at Indiana University about her new album Life's Journeys, her long-time friendship and collaboration with composer Eric Ewazen, and her thoughts on new music for the oboe.

A 1997 WTIU documentary about the longtime IU Jacobs School of Music Dean.

Listen to a conversation with Curly and Laurey! Evan Woods Gunter and Paulina Baron discuss performing Rodgers and Hammerstein's iconic characters in a production from IU Jacobs School of Music Opera and Ballet Theater.

Hear a conversation with Sasha Janes about One, his ballet based on Michael Torke's Color Music. The ballet will premiere as a part of the IU Jacobs Spring Ballet.

Listen to a conversation with luminary conductor Marin Alsop about the concert

Anna Liu, who plays Lucette/Cendrillon in IU Opera's production of Jules Massenet's Cendrillon, talks about performing a dream operatic role.

Kathleen Simunek, who plays Fanny Price in IU Opera's production of Mansfield Park, talks about adapting the world of Jane Austen for the opera stage

IU Jacobs School of Music Opera Theater presents La Bohème, by Giacomo Puccini, November 8 and 14 at 7:30 pm, November 9 at 3 pm, and November 15 at 5 pm, at the Musical Arts Center.

Friday, October 24 at 7:30 pm, and Saturday, October 25 at 2 pm and 7:30 pm at the Musical Arts Center. The program features four works that span more than a century of ballet history and innovation.

The mural is the first of five to be painted on the walls of the Duke Energy substation on South Rogers Street.

The City of Bloomington and Downtown Bloomington, Inc. are bringing a new interactive public art installation to the Fourth Street Parking Garage.

Indiana higher education leaders are investing millions in STEM and research. Meanwhile, enrollment in the arts and humanities shrinks.

Students representing the Union Board, IU Student Government and the Neal-Marshall Black Culture Center selected three paintings, all by Black artists, to hang in the Indiana Memorial Union.

About 100 people attended a teach-in on Palestinian artist Samia Halaby and IU's cancellation of her exhibit.

“Samia Halaby Uncanceled” is a free but ticketed event Feb. 17 at the Buskirk-Chumley Theater.

Masters students in IU’s Eskenazi School of Art, Architecture and Design are campaigning for the reinstatement of Palestinian artist Samia Halaby’s exhibition.

The National Coalition Against Censorship and PEN America are urging IU to reinstate Samia Halaby’s exhibition.

The first stage Thursday will cover the wall on the northwest corner of West 11th Street and North Rogers Street.

The Creative Arts for Vets program sends out guidebook kits that include an art kit with materials and instructions to veterans all over the country.