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Join Cindy Hosea, Director of Kelley Alumni Career Services, for our new virtual program, Kelley Alumni Webinar Series – Taking Control of Your Career, with webinars January-March.

Travel back 60 years to revisit a controversial text. Hannah Arendt’s 1963 account of Adolf Eichmann’s trial and conviction as an architect of Holocaust horror was a lightning rod for controversy whose ramifications persist.

From Utah to Indiana and beyond, the intersection of paleontology and politics makes for fascinating exploration and discussion of how past and present come into often contentious contact.

IU South Bend alumna Rebecca Gibson, Ph.D., BA ‘11 and IU alumnus Jay VanderVeen, M.A. ’05, Ph.D. ’06, will present a conversation about zombies, humanity, gender, and the anthropology of the supernatural.

Consistent absence from school negatively influences education and successful student outcomes. As teaching and learning evolve, consider options for increasing enrollment by paying attention to attendance and absenteeism.

Through discussion and personal research, participants will enjoy a unique opportunity to engage with an object of their choosing from the Eskenazi Museum’s permanent collection to learn how personal experiences shape our responses to works of art.

It’s the 15th anniversary of Celebration Weekend! Join us as we celebrate our incredible students, alumni, faculty and staff for doing wonderful work to promote and advance the IU LGBTQIA community.

Support the IUPUI Jaguars Women's Soccer program by joining us for a fun evening of Duckpin Bowling at Action Duckpin Bowl! Food will be provided, and a cash bar will be available.

Join us for a Pre-Concert Reception and the Distinguished Alumni Awards Ceremony in the Musical Arts Center Mezzanine.

Join us in painting a portrait of your pet.

Join Bill Bennett, Indiana University Alumni Association’s Director of Alumni Travel as he shares his experiences from a recent two-week expedition to the White Continent.

Enjoy tastings of fine wine and food pairings in and are great environment along the Gulf with fellow Hoosiers.

This four-session course traces the evolution of the English language, from metaphorical babbling babe to swaggering sovereign, along its centuries of phonetic, lexical, and syntactic development into one of the world’s most widely spoken languages.

Does recent history in the volatile, theocratic Islamic Republic of Iran offer any indications of what’s to come as new waves of dissent fuel a potential second revolution there in less than 50 years? This and other questions will lead class discussion.

It's College Night at Riders Field on August 5th!Our discounted tickets include a crewneck in IU colors.

Hoosier Networking featuring Q&A with IU alumni & Revel OTR co-owners, Anthony & Jodi Maieron.Light snacks will be provided and Revel's bar will be open to purchase drinks.

Calling birders near and far to learn about the special language of bird song! From warbling songsters to grunting vultures and cooing doves, participants will consider physiology, evolution, and gender in this laden ornithological communication.

Enjoy six pre-selected samples of whiskey, bourbon, and scotch and learn from our onsite master what makes them different.

Song and dance are integral to Indian cinema in a way not reflected in the western understanding and context of cinematic musicals. Your passport to storytelling in Indian cinema awaits.

Using the Lilly Library’s rich holdings in American natural history, learn how early naturalists used visual and verbal means to capture the beauty they already understood to be vanishing all too rapidly.

Think of this learning opportunity as Podcasting 101—from how to find and listen to some of today’s best offerings in an emerging storytelling landscape, to what it takes to start a podcast of your very own.

Alumni Continuing Education Conference and Alumni Dinner

Each year, the IUPUI Office of Alumni Relations honors 100 outstanding undergraduate students who represent everything that makes IUPUI exceptional. Join us to recognize the 2023 IUPUI Top 100 students.

Join fellow alumni for brunch and an informative discussion with Kelley School Dean Ash Soni

Join Nashville and Neal-Marshall Alumni for a very special IU Day event at the National Museum of African American Music in Nashville. Space is limited for this unique IU Day event.

Join fellow IU alumni for the release of the IU Fort Wayne Forward Listening Tour results at the biggest IU Day celebration in the Fort!

Join fellow IU faithful alums as we celebrate IU Day 2023 and the contributions that have been made to the IUAA Colorado Scholarship thus far.

Come and join us for Hoosier baseball vs UC Bearcats at UC Baseball Stadium on IU Day!

In celebration of world-wide IU Day, stop by Java House Coffee in Midtown Carmel for a free cup of coffee.Wear your favorite IU gear, meet board members from the Central Indiana Chapter, and get your day started celebrating your favorite University.

Celebrate #IUDay with us this year at Strange Brew Coffee on April 19th! Gather with friends, family, and other #IUAlumni to celebrate our alma mater. Free coffee to all who attend. Be sure to wear your IU gear and bring your Hoosier spirit!

Celebrate IU Day by meeting fellow IU Alumni and networking while enjoying Upland food & beverages! Whether you’re an alumni, student, faculty, or fan, stop by to say hello and celebrate Indiana University!

Celebrate IU Day at The Cellar Wine Bar and Kitchen. You bring the IU Spirit and we'll provide a tasting menu and wine samples from The Cellar’s outstanding offerings.

Join us for an evening with prominent DC-area alumna, inspirational stories, and networking with fellow alumni. Hosted by the Indiana University Alumni Association at the National Press Club.

Do you have regrets? Welcome to being a human. This session dives into why good humans do bad things as it relates to essential leadership skills and facing life’s ethical dilemmas.

Learn about the early history of African American “race films” and the process of rediscovering The Troop of Troop K (Lincoln Motion Picture Company, 1916), the earliest surviving, Black-produced film in American history.

Artist-made fabric is a great way to add depth to the craftsmanship of any work made from fabric. This two-day workshop will introduce participants to multiple ways to use natural sources to dye and/or print on fabrics for a variety of purposes.

Come out and support IUPUI Jaguars Athletics and our more than 250 student-athletes by participating in the annual IUPUI Athletics Mike Carroll Golf Outing on May 19, 2023!

Each year, the Jaguars Letter Club selects and inducts former stand-out athletes or supporters of the athletic program into the IUPUI Athletics Hall of Fame.

Our 21+ guests can experience the Museum after hours with live music, food trucks, drink + full access to the Museum.

Learn more about IU’s longstanding role and legacy as a gateway to the world for Indiana and beyond.

Mini University features IU’s world-class faculty and experts, and offers a wide array of classes that cater to the interests of all lifelong learners.