CAPS to offer free virtual discussion for Black male students at IU
By Joe Schroeder | Dec 6, 2020 7:23 pmThe session will be moderated by CAPS counselor Tevin Jackson.
The session will be moderated by CAPS counselor Tevin Jackson.
Downtown galleries will remain open to showcase local art on Dec. 4.
The exhibit will showcase five oil paintings.
The event will feature Terrell J. Starr, senior correspondent at the Root.
The play is about a group of women confronting the violence they face.
The virtual conversation is a part of the LGBTQ+ Culture Center’s 12-part series on race.
The guild opted for a virtual sale to protect buyers and themselves.
The event will be also be an analysis of the Algerian play “Apples."
The panel is the first in a two-part series by Women in Government at IU.
Allis Markham was named the third best taxidermist in the world in 2017.
Students gather near the Conrad Prebys Amphitheater Oct. 1, 2020, for the First Thursday Festival. The monthly festival begins Sept. 2, 2021, and will be held from 5-8 p.m. in the Arts Plaza.
A sign outside the Indiana Statehouse warns against any weapons or firearms on government property Wednesday. No protesters were present for the inauguration of Joe Biden as president.
A sign sits Nov. 16 outside Blooming Thai in Bloomington.
Students gather near the President’s House Oct. 1 for First Thursdays. The monthly First Thursdays celebrations are still happening despite the COVID-19 pandemic, but are now more spread out to comply with social distancing guidelines.
Phi Kappa Tau, left, and Acacia, right, fraternity houses sit next to each on Third Street. Out of the 40 fraternity and sorority houses, 37 of them are completely closed for the rest of the semester, IU spokesperson Chuck Carney said.
New members of Alpha Phi Alpha are introduced onstage at the fraternity’s probate 7 p.m. Sunday night in Alumni Hall. The members sang, danced and greeted other National Pan-Hellenic Council fraternities and sororities.
Senior Marsha Jean-Baptiste gives a high-five to senior Brendan Berry before Alpha Phi Alpha’s new member presentation Sunday in Alumni Hall. New members were introduced to friends and family at the ceremony.
Chicago rock group OHMME’s merchandise is displayed Wednesday in the Bishop Bar. The duo kicked off its national tour with the 9 p.m. concert.
“Buckjumping” director Lily Keber, right, answers an audience member’s question Nov. 6 at the IU Cinema. “Buckjumping,” a documentary on New Orleans dance culture, was shown prior to an onstage conversation between folklore and ethnomusicology faculty member Jennie Gubner, left, and Keber.
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