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Student groups are invited to be a part of Themester 2019’s calendar of events. Grants from $50 to $1,500 are available.  Programs must be open to the public and engage undergraduates on the theme of  "Remembering and Forgetting."  Examples of topics  include commemoration and memorialization, memory-related i more »

GWiT invites you to come learn about EndNote and Zotero, which are free reference/citation management software, and how they can help you save time and energy while researching and writing! While the event is geared toward graduate women, all are welcome and encouraged to attend! Please RSVP here: https://goo.gl/forms/MDdunzHH78WuQk9S2 more »

Boger’s work is interested in the balancing act of the human animal caught between impulse and control, individual versus group, and the “fragile, vulnerable veneer” of our shared cultural behavior. Her work exists at the confluence of high and low art, of traditional figurative sculpture and domestic decorative figurines. Her more »

The Grunwald Gallery at Indiana University is pleased to present Of Bodies and Borders, an exhibition of paintings, drawings and video by artist Ana Teresa Fernández (b. 1981, Tampico, Mexico). The exhibit, organized by Gallery Wendi Norris and previously shown in Miami, will open on January 11 and continue through March 2, 2019. The arti more »

CANCELLED Rob Kling Center for Social Informatics Speaker Series (cosponsored by Informatics) Speaker:   Nicole Ellison, School of Information, University of Michigan  Where:  Luddy Hall, Rm. 1106 (Dorsey Learning Hall) When:  Friday, February 22, 2019, 1:15 pm Topic:  Clicks as Relational W more »