Rounding off February and Black History month, follow David Rowan as he covers another “Meeting of the Minds,” sponsored by The Communication Network at IUPUI. Students gathered and discussed how different races are portrayed in the media.
New Applied Theatre, Film and Television major sees enrollment success after one year
By Katie Wiseman | March 21During its inaugural year, the Applied Theatre, Film and Television program in the School of Liberal Arts has seen unexpected enrollment success. The new program makes IUPUI one of the only undergraduate programs in applied theater in the country, according to Kristine Karnick, chair of Communication Studies and founding director of the program.
DAPSO partners with domestic abuse safe haven Coburn Place
By Ashley Wilson | March 14The Domestic Abuse Prevention Student Organization (DAPSO) is hosting an event called Dance the Night Away at Coburn Place on March 21 from 6-7 p.m. DAPSO was founded at IUPUI by Andrea Jacobson in September 2019.
A Museum for Broken Hearts and Broken Relationships
By Alyssa Work | March 9Located in Eskenazi Hall in the Herron School of Art and Design building, the Museum of Broken Relationships is open to all visitors for free, not just students or faculty. The gallery shares images into heartbreak from the local area of Indiana as well as from across the world.
