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IU Auditorium has a new Steinway piano, and Residential Programs and Services launched a new customer service initiative, among other news.
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What you need to know about the IU Bicentennial, MLK Jr. Day
Actress Viola Davis speaking and a new supercomputer unveiling are among events commemorating IU's 200th anniversary and MLK Jr. Day.
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'New + Next' faculty art exhibition celebrates 125 years of art and design at IU
'New + Next' at the Grunwald Gallery features works by current and emeritus faculty intended to inspire curiosity and wonder.
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Herron Galleries usher in new decade with three solo exhibitions
Herron School of Art and Design's first exhibitions of 2020 open Jan. 15, kicking off another chapter of visual art encounters at IUPUI.
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For this ballet student, it's all about working hard and making it look easy
Ballet is all about following the rules, but sophomore Cameron Pelton likes to come as close to breaking those rules as possible.
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Chase Gamblin fired up about teaching students how to build ceramics kilns
The professor made kilns that live on IU's campus and teaches IU students how to create masterpieces, too.
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Herron School of Art and Design students create futsal court for Indianapolis public school
This fall, 16 students from a drawing class collaborated on a futsal court for Center For Inquiry 2.
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How an IUPUI professor uses art therapy to treat eating disorders
Eileen Misluk is creating a training program to help clinicians at community mental health agencies identify eating disorders.
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The ECHO Center has a new pain-management training tool, Herron Winter Market is Dec. 13, Top 100 nominations are open and more.
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Indiana University Jacobs School of Music planning Beethoven 2020 celebration
The Jacobs School of Music will commemorate this momentous occasion with robust Beethoven programming throughout 2020 and beyond.