Arts & Culture

For years, IndyFringe has been more than just an annual theater festival in August. Its headquarters, a renovated church in Chatham Arch, is a favored place for artists and arts companies to rent out and showcase talent. Now, with new management and a new name to better reflect its year-round impact—IF Theatre—come even greater ambitions.

George Pippen finds himself on the cusp of stardom

John Dillinger's demise was considered worthy of a special newspaper edition in 1934.

From Maicel Malone-Wallace to Fuzzy Zoeller (M–Z), here's the third installment of our 100 Greatest Athletes of Indiana all-time list.

Naptown African American Theatre Collective’s show Stew invites audiences to make a connection.

From Bill Garrett to Andrew Luck (G–L), here's the second installment of our 100 Greatest Athletes of Indiana all-time list.

From Hank Aaron to Dwight Freeney (A–F), here's the first installment of our 100 Greatest Athletes of Indiana all-time list.

For decades, a unique edifice served as a welcoming spot to pause before proceeding to a loved one’s final resting place.

Indiana women's basketball outlasted the size of Oregon on Thursday when they moved on to the quarterfinals behind a 78-62 win.

For college basketball, official reviews are a pain in the clock.