Sarah Zinn

The last time this transgender icon set foot on IU’s Bloomington campus, she was a “gender–non-conforming” freshman in leopard-print bellbottoms.

In cases of mass emergency, Managed Emergency Surge for Healthcare (MESH) helps Indianapolis-area facilities train for and coordinate with each other during pressing situations such as the three noted here.

A buffet was laid out with favorites like spinach-artichoke dip, Asian chicken salad, barbecued ribs, and marinated fish.

Collaborating on “cowpunk,” a subcategory of alternative folk music, the couple frequent Bloomington venues and have become the college town’s top-ranked group in their genre.

The Third Man Rolling Record Store, a yellow truck that sells material from the label of the same name, was parked in front of LUNA music in SoBro yesterday. Started by indie-rock icon Jack White, the Nashville label has something of a cult following, and the truck drives to different cities throughout the year to sell primarily vinyl records from bands ranging in genre from hip hop to rock to country.

Topher Jones has been called a “rising star” and has produced hits such as “Brohammer,” which reached the top 10 on Beatport, an online music community for EDM artists.