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The spring 2011 issue of the Jacobs School of Music's IU Music commemorates the school's beginnings with a bold new opera exploring the drama of Vincent van Gogh's private vision and the extremes to which it drove him. Go behind the scenes and discover the process that inspired the creation of this work in homage to one of the greatest artists of all time.
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IU will host its third annual Electronic Waste Collection Days, providing free e-waste recycling for schools, businesses, nonprofit organizations and the general public. The events will take place May 12-14 at various times and locations, and will provide free recycling collection services for items such as computer systems and accessories, phones and handheld devices, audio and video equipment, and office electronics.
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A new report co-authored by researchers at Indiana University's Kelley School of Business, provides a revealing look at the transformation of the auto industry in Indiana, Michigan and Ohio as it emerges from the Great Recession.
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Indiana University will host its third annual Electronic Waste Collection Days, providing free e-waste recycling for schools, businesses, nonprofit organizations and the general public. The events will take place at various times and locations, and will provide free recycling collection services for items such as computer systems and accessories, phones and handheld devices, audio and video equipment, and office electronics
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The Indiana University Public Policy Institute (PPI) is leading a nonpartisan initiative to analyze the issues that will face the state's next legislature and governor beginning in 2013. Called Policy Choices for Indiana's Future, the project enlists leaders from throughout the state to analyze, prioritize, and develop policy options for candidates and officeholders, their staffs and opinion leaders statewide.
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American public education is in crisis, education historian and policy analyst Diane Ravitch told an Indiana University audience in April 2011. But it's not a crisis of failing schools or underperforming students. Rather, it's a crisis that results from misguided "corporate reforms" that are undermining public schools.
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What happens when a young person with intellectual disabilities responds in an unexpected way in school? Too often, advocates say, the student ends up in the juvenile justice system. A June 17 conference organized by IUPUI faculty members will address the over-representation of youth with disabilities in the justice system and explore what can be done about it.
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In a groundbreaking new book, Indiana University Maurer School of Law Professor Joseph L. Hoffmann and co-author Nancy J. King of Vanderbilt University Law School argue that habeas corpus in the United States is being seriously misused and needs to be reformed.
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The April 12, 2011, issue of Perspectives on Policy includes an interview with Randy Steidl, an exonerated former death-row inmate who spoke last month at IU Bloomington and IUPUI. It also features articles on a study of the effects of trading air-pollution allowances, a conference on global antisemitism, an IU student's work on updating state environmental law, a conference on same-sex marriage and the law, a book by IU Northwest and IU Kokomo professors on Brazilian labor issues, and the Indiana Geological Survey's participation in a U.S.-China collaboration on clean energy.
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Get involved in making IU Bloomington an "edible campus." This initiative demonstrates how sustainability, food security, and environmental quality can be linked through innovative urban design to produce food in a challenging urban setting, demonstrating ways to weave productive planting in urban spaces without diminishing their utility or functionality.
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