Campus LibraryIndiana University East’s “One Book, Many Voices” project this year focuses on the selected book, The Girl in the Tangerine Scarf, by Mohja Kahf. Kahf will give a talk via Zoom on Wednesday, November 15. The live video lecture will be shown at 5:30 p.m. in Vivian Hall, located in Whitewater Hall. The event is ...
Middle and high school students who need assistance with math can receive help from Indiana University East’s Center for Service-Learning. The center offers Math Counts!, a tutoring program that pairs college students one-on-one with younger students to provide math tutoring free of charge. Now in its second year, Math Counts! recently received a $10,000 grant ...
Indiana University East was named to the 2015 President’s Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll. This designation is the highest honor a college or university can receive for its commitment to volunteering, service-learning, and civic engagement. The Honor Roll list is available online. The Center for Service-Learning provides assistance for connecting community organizations with interested ...
How does a child who seems to have no future find a way to succeed? Author Steve Pemberton describes how he did it in A Chance in the World, this year’s selection for Indiana University East’s “One Book, Many Voices” project. Pemberton will visit IU East on Tuesday, October 25, to discuss his book. The ...
Registration is open for this year’s Crime Camp at Indiana University East. Students entering seventh, eighth and ninth grades can attend the one-day camp for free. The camp will be held from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Wednesday, July 6, at the Campus Library, located in Hayes Hall. All activities will take place on ...
Indiana University East and Morrisson-Reeves Library welcome the public to “Chocolate in Mesoamerica” at 2 p.m. on Saturday, January 16, at the library, located at 80 North 6th Street in Richmond. The event is free. KT Lowe, instruction coordinator and service-learning coordinator at IU East, is presenting. Lowe will guide participants through the history and ...
Indiana University East’s Hispanic Heritage Month celebration is going on now through October 15. Hispanic Heritage Month will have several events and activities offered by the World Languages and Cultures department and the School of Humanities and Social Sciences. Throughout the month WCTV will air “¡Vida!” on Thursdays at 9 p.m. on WETV Channel 20. ...
A new community writing program at Indiana University East has received a grant from the Women’s Philanthropy Leadership Council (WPLC) at Indiana University. Red Wolves Write was awarded an $8,000 grant from the WPLC. Red Wolves Write is a community-oriented, yearlong program is centered on writing intended to bring together college students and diverse community ...
Farm Art exhibit to open at Room 912 Richmond, Ind. – The next upcoming art exhibit at Indiana University East’s Room 912 will feature the work of Andrew Reichter. The Farm Art exhibit will be on display June 1 to July 17. Reichter is a “found artist,” one who discovered a true passion for art ...
Indiana University East School of Humanities and Social Sciences Lecturer of Psychology Eevett Loshek and Assistant Professor of Anthropology Katherine Miller worked with a group at Girls Inc. of Wayne County through teaching a class on cross-cultural, historical, and psychological concepts of beauty and female development. The course, “Perspectives of Beauty: What is normal is ...
