"The Dreaming: A Benefit Festival for Solar Power in Haiti" Comes to Indy

Founded in Pittsburgh by Jean-Paul Weaver and the Selke-Dimanche Project, The Dreaming, taking place in the Indy Convergence, is a coalition of artists, musicians, and poets banding together to provide to th

The "invisible orientation": Ace identity, culture and misconceptions

By Jackie Bozinovski | April 10

International Asexuality Day took place April 6, and for all asexuals (aces), it’s a day to celebrate ourselves, our experience and the community as a whole. As an asexual myself, I’ve read a plethora of asexual content that gave answers to all my questions and a voice to affirm that my identity is valid and my experience matters. As such, I’ve decided to clear up three common misconceptions about the asexual community and shed some light on the invisible orientation.

Hinge released their dating report, here’s what IUPUI students think

By Milo Anderson | March 29

From fears of meeting new people to a pandemic to getting into the landscape of online dating, there are plenty of reasons to feel awkward about dating as a young adult. Gen Z has been forced into the middle of one of the most turbulent times to meet new people, and for some, it can be too much.

Herron School of Art and Design annual wearable art show to take place March 28

By Hanne Brandgard | March 27

Since 2004, Herron School of Art and Design has put on the Wearable Art Show. This event gives interested students a chance to test their creativity and transform their art from a stationary work to a piece of clothing. This year’s 20th anniversary show will take place on March 28 at the EFAC building.