From the IUPUI newsroom
Herron exhibition to explore Black creative responses to legacy of slavery
Several Black artists and 10 historical objects centered on the stories of enslaved people and their descendants will be featured.
Why I Roar: Celebrating graduating Jaguars
In celebration of the class of 2022, graduating IUPUI students are sharing what has motivated them through their college career.
IUPUI Rowing shares team’s story through sculpture
IUPUI Rowing is transforming an old boat into an immersive work of art, collaborating and connecting with teammates.
Art therapy program at Herron School of Art and Design is nationally accredited
The program at IUPUI is the first accredited art therapy program at a public university in Indiana.
IUPUI names new Emerging Artist Series in honor of IU president and first lady
The Michael A. and Laurie Burns McRobbie Emerging Artist Series will support national and international artists from diverse backgrounds.
New exhibits at Herron Galleries focus on mass incarceration, health equity, decolonization
The new exhibitions, on topics including incarceration, museums and the pandemic, open March 24, building on previous gallery programming.
Get quick updates on hands-on art-making opportunities through Herron, FACET’s Teaching Tuesdays and more.
Herron students bring campus alive in coloring book
A collective effort from Herron students, staff and faculty highlights IUPUI in a whimsical, fun coloring book.
‘Creativity vs. COVID’ uses artistic activism to communicate needs for vaccine
Herron associate professor Laura Holzman helped curate the exhibit in collaboration with the global Free the Vaccine collective.
Distinguished Teaching and Service awards honor faculty, grad student
Nine IU faculty members and one doctoral student are the recipients of the 2021 Distinguished Teaching and Service awards.