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The University of Indianapolis has hosted a biannual creative writing reading in recent years that offers creative writing students and other majors the opportunity to come together and read original …
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Every year, upperclassmen theatre majors are hand-picked by theatre professors to direct their own plays. While student directed productions vary from year to year, the process of picking student directors …
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To shed light on issues that are swept under the rug, works from two seniors were displayed in the basement of Schwitzer Student Center during April. The two seniors, who …
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Friends, family and students of the music department gathered with community members in Ruth Lilly Performance Hall to listen to the work of student composers at the Student Composers Forum …
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Professor of Music and Crimson Express Director Pete Schmutte’s academic career began when he was appointed director of pop and jazz group the Crimson Express at the University of Indianapolis …
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Artistic expression can serve as a coping mechanism, a means by which one can make sense of the traumas and successes of human life, according to the American Journal of …
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Towering flower models, various shaped topiaries and brightly colored pinwheels decorate the entire Bicentennial Pavilion to welcome spring and all who enjoy it to the Indianapolis Zoo. From March 21 …
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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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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, …
Read More 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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