Dinner and a show: ‘The Mousetrap’
The lights went down and the voices of audience members fell silent as the University of Indianapolis Department of Theatre began its annual dinner theater production. Performed in the Schwitzer …
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Randall Horton welcomed to campus as part of KWS
The Kellogg Writers Series, Black Student Association and University Lecture Series hosted award-winning author Randall Horton at the University of Indianapolis to read original poems and memoir excerpts to students, faculty, …
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Latest art exhibition features work from Indiana artist Tom Keesee
As he traveled through Rome in 2017, Hoosier artist Tom Keesee decided to record the grandeur that surrounded him by sketching what he saw in self-made notebooks. Carrying a small …
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Art & Design Professor’s mural provides pop of color to library
Krannert Memorial Library made a new addition to the art on the first floor with a mural and accompanying video animation. The five feet wide and 10 feet high mural …
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Indianapolis Baroque Orchestra returns on 20th anniversary of first performance at university
The Indianapolis Baroque Orchestra returned to the University of Indianapolis to perform “The Colorful Telemann” on Feb. 11, conducted by Barthold Kuijken in Ruth Lilly Performance Hall. Indy Baroque performed …
Read More Music students, faculty and alumnus honored by National Association for Music Education
Two students, a faculty member and an alumnus from the University of Indianapolis Department of Music were honored for their contributions to music education by the National Association for Music …
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“No Belles” play depicts women in science
Marie Curie. Rosalind Franklin. Maria Geoppert Mayer. Rita Levi-Montalcini. Lise Meiter. Françoise Barré-Sinoussi. Gertrude Belle Elion. Rosalyn Yalow. These female scientists were featured in the play “No Belles: Legends of …
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Internationally recognized pianist Evelyne Brancart performs at UIndy
Professor of Piano at the Indiana University Jacobs School of Music and internationally recognized pianist Evelyne Brancart was welcomed to the Christel DeHaan Fine Arts Center on Jan. 18. Brancart’s …
Read More Indianapolis-based director films movie on campus
Cameras, lighting equipment and a group of young actors were visible in the lobby area of the second floor of Lilly Science Hall as director Bobby Easley shot scenes for …
Read More Downtown Indy “Punpocalypse” event offers a night of laughter
Three microphones sat in the corner of a very crowded room. The words “a place for people without a place” were written on the wall behind them. All of the …
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