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Welcome to the official 2023 Little 500 Team Registration. Each team that intends to compete in the 2023 Little 500 must submit one team registration form.

Designing Your Career is a four-week, virtual, professional success group of IU alumni and friends at all stages of career who are curious, collaborative, and ready to take action in career reinvention.

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.

Join us for an informational session to learn about the Central Indiana Chapter of the IU Alumni Association.

Join us for a night at the opera to experience the world-premiere of The Factotum—and afterwards, get to meet some of the IU alumni in the cast!

Winter College is an engaging and uplifting weekend of learning far from the Midwest’s dreary cold weather. Join IU alumni, faculty, and friends for a weekend of learning, sharing, and fun in the warmth and sunshine of beautiful Naples, Fla.

Come join fellow Greater Cincinnati Hoosier Alums as we cheer on the IU Men's Basketball team against Michigan at Hoosier Icehouse in Lawrenceburg, IN, just minutes off I-275.

Traditional forms of folklore create a framework of normalcy in times of uncertainty, an approach that can be especially helpful in understanding the impacts of living through and remembering times of conflict and crisis.

This two-session course offers an opportunity to explore the personal economics and considerations behind the age-old question of just how much is enough?

Help cheer the Hoosiers on to victory as they play for revenge against Northwestern on Wednesday, February 15th. Wear your Cream and Crimson and let’s go IU!

Are you seeking a new job? Would you like guidance from an experienced career coach? Job Search One Stop is a four-week, virtual, career coaching group offering comprehensive instruction on how to structure and conduct an effective job search.

Join faculty, alumni, and community members at IUPUI’s Campus Center on Saturday, Feb. 18, for a day of learning at Weekend U. The 2023 edition—The Art and Science of Well-Being—gathers experts to speak about a wide range of health-sciences topics.

Delve into the distinctions of voice, time, and place that define some of the most notable mid-20th century, Spanish-language poets of South America, Central America, and Spain.

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

Come to Joe's Bar in Chicago on Saturday 2/25 from 6 to 9 p.m. to have fun with your fellow IU alumni and cheer on the Hoosiers' men's basketball team as they face off that night against Purdue.

Come join fellow Hoosiers at Sonder Brewing to watch the IU Women's Basketball team take on the Iowa Hawkeyes @6pm.

The Kelley School of Business Alumni Association is excited to invite you to Kelley After Hours! Join us for an evening of connection and fun, as we network and cheer on our Indiana Hoosiers against Iowa.

This webcast will provide key tips on how to set yourself up for success both early on and long-term in your role at a new job.

Using the lens of the last 10 years, re-examine the delicate balance of individual liberty and social justice implied in the images of iconic American artist Norman Rockwell—mirror to the past, or key to the future?

IU School of Social Work Annual Alumni Continuing Education Conference

Join fellow alumni for brunch and an informative discussion with our special guest.

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.

Join Interim Join Interim Dean Walter Gantz at a networking event for Los Angeles-area alumni and friends.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.