IUPUI Hosts Hiroshima/Nagasaki Poster Exhibit, Live Video Conference with A-Bomb Survivor

The 1945 bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki are the focus of a traveling poster exhibit running through March 20, 2009, at the IUPUI Cultural Arts Gallery.

In conjunction with the exhibit, IUPUI on Monday, Feb. 23, 2009, will host "Hiroshima Speaks," a live video conference with a Hiroshima survivor, along with a panel discussion on the impact of the nuclear bombings and the prospects of a world free of nuclear weapons.

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Chancellor's Report to the Community

IU Kelley Block Party to Connect and Communicate

The Indiana University Kelley School of Business Indianapolis is throwing a party and you're invited.

Revelers are expected to pack the second-floor hallway of the Kelley School of Business/School of Public and Environmental Affairs building from 1 to 6 p.m. on Feb. 17, 2009, for the inaugural Kelley Virtual Neighborhood Block Party.

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International Festival

Enjoy food, entertainment and other cultures at the IUPUI International Festival, Tuesday, February 17, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in Taylor Hall first floor and Multicultural Center.

Dental School's Kids Club Steers Patient Education during "Give Kids a Smile"

While IU School of Dentistry faculty, staff, and alumni managed the screening, dental hygiene, and treatment clinics during Give Kids a Smile, more than 70 dental and dental assisting students offered patients and their families wide-ranging services designed to promote the oral health of each of the disadvantaged children who participated in the event on Feb. 6.

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IUPUI Only Indiana University Selected to Join Science and Math Teacher Leadership Collaborative

IUPUI has been chosen to join a select group of 27 universities that will take a leading role in addressing the lack of highly qualified science and mathematics teachers in middle and high school classrooms across America.

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Review of IUPUI Mission-Related Goals and Action Steps

Nominate a Graduating Senior for the Plater Civic Engagement Medallion

Invitation to the Theater: Gender Bias in Search Committees

Exciting New Externship Program Begins over Spring Break

Campus Dining Limited Time Offers

State Museum Invites IUPUI to 3rd Thursday for "Shadow and Substance" Exhibit

New IUPUI Magazine Features International Impact

From international halls of justice in Europe to the mountain regions of Mexico, from poverty-stricken villages of Peru to the conflict-torn Middle East, IUPUI is making its mark on the world. To learn about IUPUI alumni who are building exciting careers abroad and about the impact of university partnerships building "new horizons" for students and communities, check out the latest online issue of IUPUI Magazine.

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School of Social Work Captures University and State Honors

Indiana University School of Social Work faculty have received honors for teaching excellence and for their impact on the community at-large.Dr. Gary Miller, who has been teaching a variety of courses in both the BSW and MSW programs as an Associate Faculty since 1989, received word he will receive the university’s Distinguished Teaching Award for part-time faculty.

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IU Law School Indianapolis Prof Jennifer Drobac Appears on "Now" on PBS

Indiana University School of Law – Indianapolis Professor Jennifer Drobac will appear as an expert on the PBS show "NOW" set to air at 11 p.m. on WFYI in Indianapolis. This show is about teen sexual harassment on the job.

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TRiO Day: Celebrating IUPUI TRiO Educational Opportunities Programs

As part of national TRiO Week activities, IUPUI is hosting TRiO Day, a special gathering of students, graduates, faculty, and staff in support of equal opportunity programs. Activities will be held on Friday, February 27 from 9am-noon in the IUPUI Informatics Technology auditorium.

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