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Multicultural Center to host ‘Day of Justice, Solidarity and Renewal’
Students, staff, faculty and members of the community are invited to attend the event, which will feature creative activities focused on community building, dialogue and artistic expression. Lunch... Read more about Multicultural Center to host ‘Day of Justice, Solidarity and Renewal’
Collaborative project uses animation to show importance of wildlife biodiversity in Indianapolis
How do coyotes and hawks help humans living in urban communities? During the fall semester, two IU Indianapolis professors teamed up to address that question by launching the Cultural Carrying Capa... Read more about Collaborative project uses animation to show importance of wildlife biodiversity in Indianapolis
Indianapolis community supports art students at Herron Winter Market
Dozens of student artists showcased their work at this year’s Herron Winter Market. Among them, Elise Howe and Hayden Serrano, who say the event was a great success.
AI music improvisation program — developed by IU professors — used to create ‘Lexia: An AI Opera’
Indiana University Indianapolis professor Scott Deal will fulfill a longtime dream when “Lexia: An AI Opera” takes the stage in 2025. Deal combined music and artificial intelligence technology... Read more about AI music improvisation program — developed by IU professors — used to create ‘Lexia: An AI Opera’
Shop local at the Herron Winter Market
Student artists from the Herron School of Art and Design will set up shop in Eskenazi Hall on Dec. 3 to sell their artwork, jewelry, pottery and more.
From the Desk: Arts and humanities continues to thrive at IU
Edward Dallis-Comentale, IU’s assistant vice president for arts and humanities, reflects on the progress IU Research has made to expand arts and humanities endeavors across the university and Ind... Read more about From the Desk: Arts and humanities continues to thrive at IU
National Sculpture Society conference demonstrates Herron School’s ‘forward-thinking’ ethos
National Sculpture Society President Gregory Glasson said the society saw the partnership with the Herron School of Art and Design as a way to highlight its recent drive to combine traditional tech... Read more about National Sculpture Society conference demonstrates Herron School’s ‘forward-thinking’ ethos
Mushrooms’ root-like mycelium transformed into sustainable acoustic treatments
By harnessing the power of mycelium, the branch-like structure that comprises the root network of mushrooms, Herron School assistant professor in music technology Timothy Hsu is making some noise i... Read more about Mushrooms’ root-like mycelium transformed into sustainable acoustic treatments
Helping local food banks and food suppliers through research
An project led by IU’s Initiative for Electrified and Autonomous Mobility is providing local community outreach organizations access to student expertise in technology, design and supply chain ma... Read more about Helping local food banks and food suppliers through research
2024 Presidential Arts and Humanities Fellows selected to advance research, creative projects
The Presidential Arts and Humanities Fellowship, a signature Indiana University program that amplifies and accelerates the work of outstanding arts and humanities faculty, recently selected its lat... Read more about 2024 Presidential Arts and Humanities Fellows selected to advance research, creative projects