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Enjoy Indiana University's special election edition of Teaching & Learning, which features students involved in politics on campus.
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Two local potters featured in art show at IU East
Now -June 27, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday, IU East, Richmond -- Indiana University East will feature two local potters, Nate Wilson and David Nagy, in The Gallery during an art show entitled, "David Nagy/Nate Wilson: Excellence in Clay." In addition, members of the Richmond Art Club will have paintings and pottery on display in the Meijer Artway from now until July 3. Wilson has been studying the finer nuances of the ceramic arts for the last six years, producing at the highest level as a fine arts student at IU East. Nagy is a senior fine art major at IU, and he has produced ceramics for five years, exploring the various forms of classic and contemporary styles.
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Make me a shoe
Glimpsing Matt Unterfranz walking down the street, you could get a false impression of the Indiana University senior. Head down, eyes darting from side to side, he might appear to be shy or lacking in self confidence. But the averted gaze has a far different purpose from shielding a fragile ego: "I'm always looking at people's shoes," he explained.
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The Grammy Award-winning a cappella ensemble Sweet Honey In The Rock kicks off the 2008 Indiana University Summer Music Festival with its African American vocal repertoire and performance style on June 15 at 8 p.m. in the Musical Arts Center (MAC).
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Brown County Playhouse opens its 2008 season not with a bang, but with some fluff -- and fold. Suds: The Rocking 60's Musical Soap Opera is a bubbly ride chock full of frothy, fun and familiar songs woven into a tale of love, loss and laundry.
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Indiana University strives to create an environment that allows all students to thrive, including those with disabilities. In the IU Jacobs School of Music, arranging accommodation can be a puzzle, as some of the standard strategies don't fit neatly into a curriculum that centers on musical timing, sight reading and piano proficiency.
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Imagine yourself in Washington, D.C. this September. Leaves are just beginning to turn hues of orange and red. The city is on fire, buzzing with pre-election energy. Participants of the annual travel program, The American Presidency: The Glorious Burden Uncovered, can expect this and more in September as they embark on a four-day educational adventure.
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Indiana University and its Neal-Marshall Black Culture Center will present the 10th annual Juneteenth Freedom Celebration June 13-14 in Bloomington. The two-day event celebrates a significant date in American history, when enslaved people in Galveston, Texas, learned of their freedom.
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The Indiana University Summer Music Festival's Chamber Music Series offers an extraordinary array of national and international musicians highlighting IU Jacobs School of Music faculty. This year's series, which begins June 16, will feature a number of performances by eminent faculty members, such as violinist Jaime Laredo and cellist Sharon Robinson in the Kalichstein-Laredo-Robinson Trio.
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The May 1, 2008, issue of Live at IU featured a preview of the 2008 IU Summer Music Festival. Also in this issue were stories about the cultural and economic impact of the Jacobs School of Music on the state, a recap of Vernon Jordan's recent talk at IU, a look at the IU Auditorium's 2008-09 season, details on the 2008 IU Writers' Conference, and the latest work of fiction by an IU graduate student and School of Education employee.
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To learn the latest Indiana University School of Medicine news, visit the electronic news and information hub online. This site provides timely details about advancements in medical and life science research, patient care and education at the IU School of Medicine. Also included are links to Scope, the school's weekly newsletter.
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