The 2023 Walk to End Alzheimer's in Indianapolis was held at Carroll Stadium on Sept. 30. At the time of the event, over $1.1 million had already been raised, surpassing the record of over $1 million that was achieved in 2022.
Making space to create: Why Herron’s National Portfolio Day belongs to the whole campus
By Sarah Pinckard | Sept. 10Herron School of Art and Design will host National Portfolio Day on Saturday, giving prospective students a chance to present their work to art and design schools from across the country accredited by the National Association of Schools of Art and Design. The event runs like a college fair, with students meeting representatives from the schools they choose and looking for the place they fit as an emerging artist.
At the Tone fills a 34th Street garage gallery with "I'm Being Serious ..."
By Zeid Alsalloum | Sept. 9A plush toy stitched with the words "believe me" sits along one wall. Across the room, a bright pink plaster torso of a female figure asks about consent through a wooden speech bubble. The pieces read as childlike at first. A longer look turns them toward sexuality, womanhood and identity.
The study abroad fair: opportunity beyond U.S. borders
By Devin Bates | Sept. 7The Division of Student Affairs is holding a series of welcome and opportunity events for students as part of Weeks of Welcome, a two-week run of expos and programs at the start of the semester aimed at getting students involved on campus and abroad.
