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Interviews, Music

Emma Broach · December 16

Exploring Innovation with Early Grey

A few weeks ago, I heard about a local Bloomington band named Early Grey. Early Grey as a band is innovative and experimental, rising in the local music scene and attempting to spread their influence across the midwest and beyond. Our conversation centered around their beginnings, what they’re doing with their style and personality, and the future plans for the band.

Interviews, Music

Emma Broach · December 14

Keep the Music Alive: A Conversation with Mourning Star

Just yesterday, I had the wonderful opportunity to sit down with the up-and-coming Bloomington band Mourning Star. The group, consisting of members Thom Kitchel, Anna Prager, Nova Hardie, and Cam Parker, has existed for about a year and recently released their first EP just a few weeks ago called flowers for your friends after months of hard work and dedication.

News

Ijaaz Yousuf · December 10

IUPD Investigates Theft at the Bill Garrett Fieldhouse

The IU Police Department is currently searching for a person of interest involved in an ongoing investigation of a theft which took place at the Bill Garrett Fieldhouse. Anyone who may know the individual pictured or has information relevant to the case is asked to contact Detective Cartwright at briacartw@iu.edu or 812-856-7139.

Music

Web Content Team · December 6

Web Content Weekly: Spotify Wrapped Stats

The most important day of the year finally came! Spotify Wrapped Day, aka the best holiday for radio team! Check out some of our stats below, and be sure to listen to WIUX 99.1 FM and B-Sides Internet radio to find some new artists for your next Wrapped! (PS... if you don't use Spotify, that's okay too. We don't judge.)

Sports

Hank Giles · December 6

Indiana Men’s Bounces Back in Dominant Fashion over Sam Houston

There was no room for jet lag or tired legs for the Hoosiers Monday night. Coming off a week in the Bahamas at the Battle for Atlantis tournament, the Hoosiers faced the Sam Houston Bearkats on Dec 2 in Assembly Hall.

· December 6

Continental Breakfast | Volume 7 | December 6th, 2024

Reviews, Sports

Preston Andrews · November 18

Indiana University's Hoosiers Take On South Carolina's Gamecocks With New Portal Transfers

After years of playing through the post, Mike Woodson set out to improve his roster through the transfer portal– and improve he did.

· November 15

Continental Breakfast | Volume 6 | November 15th, 2024

Local, Reviews, Sports

Hank Giles · November 14

Indiana Women’s Basketball Falls to Butler for the First Time Since 2018-19 Season

Despite the sea of crimson and cream taking over Hinkle Fieldhouse, the Hoosiers couldn’t ride the wave to a victory as Butler defeated Indiana 56-46, pushing the Hoosiers to 1-2 on this young season.

Movies, Music, Reviews

Claire Kinderwater · November 13

A Journey through Hell with L’Inferno and Montopolis

On October 19th, I had the privilege of attending a performance over 700 years in the making. I don’t think anyone can fully prepare to see a medieval depiction of hell in a century-old film accompanied by a driving synth score.

Web Content Team · November 12

Web Content Weekly: Halloween Edition!

Here's a late Halloween costume round-up for y'all! Take a look at these costumes and gather some inspiration for next year...

· November 1

Continental Breakfast | Volume 5 | November 1st, 2024

Local, Music, Reviews

Emma Broach · October 31

Art is Art is Art: A Review of the Indiana University 2024 Fall Ballet

On October 19th, 2024, the Indiana University ballet program performed four consecutive, yet extremely unique, ballets that I never expected to witness.

Music, Reviews

Sina Williams · October 30

I’m Ready to Call Tyler, Because Chromakopia Lost Me

So, Chromakopia came out this Monday. I have listened to it a couple of times now, and I still have no clue how to feel.

Local, News

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Ijaaz Yousuf · October 29

IU Medical Students Establish Free “LGBTQ+ Competent” Clinic

Students at the Indiana University School of Medicine in Bloomington have opened a new clinic, The Gender Diverse and Queer Clinic (GDQC), devoted to the provision of “LGBTQ+ Competent” care to all members of the community, including those uninsured or underinsured.

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Web Content Team · October 24

Web Content Weekly: Earworms

This week, we talked about songs that are ALWAYS stuck in our heads. Sorry in advance if they become stuck in yours...

Interviews

Karl Templeton and Brylee Stubbs · October 22

Pledge Drive 2024: Battle of the Bands

Thursday night was the 2024 Pledge Drive Battle of the Bands, a donation-based competition to see who will get to open next spring's Culture Shock. Karl and I snagged each of the bands who performed at this year's Battle of the Bands for a quick little interview.

· October 18

Continental Breakfast | Volume 4 | October 18, 2024

Interviews, Music

Laszlo Huening · October 15

CDs by the people, for the people: Pledge-a-Thon’s Kickoff Event!!

--When I heard that the first event in WIUX’s yearly Pledge-a-Thon was a CD burn, I rushed to check it out! I didn’t know exactly how it would work, but as I walked into the Collins Commons, it quickly became clear. $5 later (donated to help keep our beloved station up and running), I was standing in line.

Music

Claire Kinderwater and Emma Broach · October 8

The Wall, The Fall, and "Evil Techno:" Berlin's Club Scene Since 1989

A few weeks ago, one of my close friends introduced me to a musical genre he coined as “Evil Techno.” This genre was unlike anything I had heard before– dark, rapid, and charged, it sounded like something you’d hear while watching a movie scene of 20-somethings partying at a euphoric underground rave somewhere in Europe, clad in black clothes and moody makeup.

· October 4