IUPUI news
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Herron School of Art and Design students create futsal court for Indianapolis public school
This fall, 16 students from a drawing class collaborated on a futsal court for Center For Inquiry 2.
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How an IUPUI professor uses art therapy to treat eating disorders
Eileen Misluk is creating a training program to help clinicians at community mental health agencies identify eating disorders.
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The ECHO Center has a new pain-management training tool, Herron Winter Market is Dec. 13, Top 100 nominations are open and more.
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Herron School of Art and Design announces Edgar and Dorothy Fehnel Chair in International Studies
The school has named Uranchimeg "Orna" Tsultem to the new endowed chair. The tenure-track position is rare for a U.S. art and design school.
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A few minutes with retiring Herron professors Craig McDaniel and Jean Robertson
The married couple will deliver a final address to the IUPUI community through the university's "Last Lecture" series.
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First-Generation Week at IUPUI: 10 students share their experiences being first
For First-Generation Week, 10 IUPUI students discuss the motivations and challenges that come with being first-generation college students.
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Herron grad debuts feature film
Skyler Lawson returns to Indiana to debut his first feature film, "Whelm," at this year's Heartland Film Festival.
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For the new director of the Herron galleries, art is about collaboration
Joseph Mella is passionate about making connections across IUPUI to engage students and faculty with art and the possibilities it provides.
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Jane Fortune's $4M estate gift to Eskenazi Museum of Art enables research on female artists
In honor of the gift, the museum's gallery of American and European Art from Medieval to 1900 will be named the "Jane Fortune Gallery."
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Herron sculpture graduate took country roads to commencement
Small-town living inspired Herron sculpture graduate Shelby Lahne to achieve commissions, goats and commencement.