IU Printmaking to celebrate ‘60 Years of Innovation and Art’ Friday
By Tory Basile | YesterdayThe exhibition showcases decades of work by students and visiting artists from IU’s printmaking archives.
The exhibition showcases decades of work by students and visiting artists from IU’s printmaking archives.
The local theater production company offers educational outreach programs for artists of all ages.
People from around the world gathered to share music and culture over the weekend.
The immersive theater experience will debut 24 new plays by 24 undergraduate playwrights.
The weekend-long festival will offer musical performances, art activities and family-friendly events.
Three family-friendly, glow-in-the-dark events will be offered at local parks.
The week-long event celebrates individual freedom to read and access information.
IU student and Bloomington environmental groups will offer information and community to sustainability-minded students.
The festival will feature artwork, community booths, live music and kids’ activities.
Bloomington residents and students gathered to enjoy art, music, food and conversation.
John McCarthy, former Medicaid director of both Ohio and Washington D.C., speaks during the O'Neill School of Public and Environmental Affairs's virtual seminar, “Health Equity in a Post-Pandemic World," on Nov. 17, 2021. McCarthy and other panelists focused on the role of Medicaid because of social inequities highlighted by the pandemic.
An "‘I’m Here’" card hangs on a door on Nov. 15, 2021, at a dorm room in Wilkie Quad. Students staying on campus for Thanksgiving should tape signs to their doors to alert maintenance that they are inside.
Counseling and Psychological Services counselors Sierra Schaidle and Melissa Anderson speak with psychologist Kat Hayes during a self-care event Nov. 10, 2021, in the Tudor Room at the Indiana Memorial Union. The event was led by IU’s Center of Excellence for Women and Technology as part of its Empowerment Series.
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