Past Events
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Free Speech and Privacy Law: What’s on your mind?
Free speech and privacy are two areas of law that have been in the news and in the courts lately. Legal controversies involving free speech or privacy (or both) are not going away any time soon. They also involve principles and policies that provide common ground because freedom of expression and privacy protections are valuable to everyone, regardless of different views on other issues.
Prof. Tomain would like to know what free speech or privacy issues you’re interested in discussing. You can email him suggestions at: jtomain@iu.edu.
Sign up required.
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SPECIAL-PRICE HHC STUDENT TICKETS FOR "Hansel & Gretel": NOVEMBER 11, 12, 17, 18 @ 7:30 PM
IU Opera and Ballet Theater is offering HHC students a special, reduced ticket prices for all performances (except for The Nutcracker ballet) at the Musical Arts Center (MAC) during the Fall 2022 semester. The discount vouchers can be applied to one ticket per person. For any seat below the second balcony, for regularly priced performances, HHC students will pay $10. For the second balcony open seating, HHC students will pay $8.
You must stop by the box office prior to 5:00 PM on the day before the performance, at the latest.
Vouchers are available for pick up weekdays, 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. and 1 to 5 p.m. in the Hutton Honors College, Room 115 B. To purchase the special price ticket, take the voucher to the MAC Ticket Office during box office hours, 11:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., weekdays, to purchase your ticket(s). There is a limited number of vouchers available through this program, so we encourage you to act promptly. Vouchers can be used ONLY for the performance of the date on the voucher. PLEASE NOTE: THE VOUCHER DOES NOT GUARANTEE TICKET AVAILABILITY; IT MEANS YOU ARE ELIGIBLE TO PURCHASE A TICKET AT THE REDUCED PRICE OF $8 for second balcony seating or $10 for any seat in the house below the second balcony.
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Bridge Year/Gap Year Opportunities
Bridge Year/Gap Year Opportunities
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Dr. Alves will engage in a conversation about the ways in which her scholarly, legal, and human rights work dovetails with her work as an artist, playwright, dancer, and activist. Dr. Alves has experience in theater and has curated dance works on the theme of her research. She is supported by the Marielle Franco Project, an effort to foment and develop leadership among Black women within the Fundo Baobá, an institute working to support Black people and racial equality in Brazil; her participation in this project will allow her to amplify her activism and support other Black women in positions of leadership. For the fall of 2022, Dr. Alves is in residence as a fellow at the Institute for Advanced Study at Indiana University, Bloomington.
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Clarke Diplomatic Security Fellowship Webinar
Clarke Diplomatic Security Fellowship Webinar
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Bridge Year/Gap Year Opportunities
Bridge Year/Gap Year Opportunities
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Come celebrate First Thursdays with HHart at the Fine Arts Plaza (Showalter Fountain) on Thursday, November 3 from 4-7 PM! There will be an art activity at the booth, information on how to get involved, and opportunities for artists to connect and create!
HHart is a unique Hudson & Holland Scholars Program/OVPDEMA, Hutton Honors College, and Collins LLC collaboration that organizes art events for students on campus. HHart focuses on providing a platform for artists whose talents and perspectives are underrepresented in art spaces, and hold events throughout the year to create a safe space for artists to connect and create.
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SPECIAL-PRICE HHC STUDENT TICKETS FOR The Lucky Star (L'Étoile): OCTOBER 21, 22, 28, 29 @ 7:30 PM
IU Opera and Ballet Theater is offering HHC students a special, reduced ticket prices for all performances (except for The Nutcracker ballet) at the Musical Arts Center (MAC) during the Fall 2022 semester. The discount vouchers can be applied to one ticket per person. For any seat below the second balcony, for regularly priced performances, HHC students will pay $10. For the second balcony open seating, HHC students will pay $8.
You must stop by the box office prior to 5:00 PM on the day before the performance, at the latest.
Vouchers are available for pick up weekdays, 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. and 1 to 5 p.m. in the Hutton Honors College, Room 115 B. To purchase the special price ticket, take the voucher to the MAC Ticket Office during box office hours, 11:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., weekdays, to purchase your ticket(s). There is a limited number of vouchers available through this program, so we encourage you to act promptly. Vouchers can be used ONLY for the performance of the date on the voucher. PLEASE NOTE: THE VOUCHER DOES NOT GUARANTEE TICKET AVAILABILITY; IT MEANS YOU ARE ELIGIBLE TO PURCHASE A TICKET AT THE REDUCED PRICE OF $8 for second balcony seating or $10 for any seat in the house below the second balcony.
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Critical Language Scholarship Info Session
CLS info session
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Conversation with documentary filmmaker Heidi Yewman ("Behind the Bullet")
Heidi Yewman, director and producer of the documentary "Behind the Bullet, will be visiting the IU Bloomington campus on the occasion of the screening of her documentary. Join us for a conversation over lunch about her professional education and the making of this film.
Molly Barwick, based in Bloomington, will be joining the conversation. Ms. Barwick began advocacy work for gun violence prevention in 2018. She is the lead for the Bloomington chapter of Moms Demand Action for Gun Sense in America.
About The Film:
Every year, almost 40,000 people are killed by guns in America. Each shooting devastates and forever changes the victim’s family and friends. The new feature documentary, Behind the Bullet, explores a side of gun violence that’s rarely talked about- the impact a shooting has on the shooter. The film answers the question, what does shooting and killing someone do to a person whose intentions are good. Each subject in the film tells the story of how the pull of a trigger, changed them emotionally, physically, psychologically, and spiritually. The complexity of each scenario plays out as they describe the conflicting emotions and moral injury that comes after a self-defense shooting, an accidental shooting or an unintentional shooting.
"Behind the Bullet" will be screened, with discussion following, on the IUB campus, October 27 @ 7 pm. TV Radio Building Room 251.
Panelists for the discussion include:
* Heidi Yewman, director and producer
* Will Little, film subject
* Dr. Jon Macy, IU School of Public Health
* Paul Helmke, O'Neill School of Public and Environmental Affairs -
Critical Language Scholarship Info Session
CLS info session
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Critical Language Scholarship Info Session
CLS info session
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Nikole Hannah Jones - Mervis Lecture
Five tickets have been reserved for students in the Hutton Honors College for this event with Nikole Hannah Jones. Tickets are free, but are going fast.
Nikole Hannah Jones - Mervis Lecture
An evening with the Pulitzer Prize-winning creator of “The 1619 Project”
Listen and ask questions to Nikole Hannah-Jones, the Pulitzer Prize-winning creator of “The 1619 Project” and a staff writer at The New York Times Magazine.
You can also get your tickets here: https://www.iuauditorium.com/events/detail/nikole-hannah-jones-2022
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Join us for a Q & A with Linda Greenhouse, Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter for the New York Times, and one of the foremost experts of the US Supreme Court and of the US legal system. You will have the special opportunity to ask her questions about her exceptional career, as well as any other aspect related to the her profession.
Ms. Greenhouse will be visiting Indiana University as the 2022 Poynter Center for the Study of Ethics chair. For more information please see: https://www.nytimes.com/column/linda-greenhouse
Linda Greenhouse reported on the Supreme Court for the New York Times for 30 years and wrote a twice-monthly opinion column on the court for another 10 years. She won a Pulitzer Prize in 1998 for her reporting on the Court, and is the author of several books about the court, including the recently published Justice on the Brink: The Death of Ruth Bader Ginsburg, the Rise of Amy Coney Barrett, and Twelve Months that Transformed the Supreme Court.
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Critical Language Scholarship Info Session
CLS Info Session
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Small group student leadership dinner with Nikole Hannah-Jones (1619 Project)
During her visit to Indiana University Bloomington, Nikole Hannah-Jones will meet with a small group of students for a leadership meeting. Five seats have been reserved for students in the Hutton Honors College. If you can commit to the time, and after you submit the RSVP, you will be sent an additional link to respond to for the dinner.
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Truman Scholarship Info Session
Truman info session
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Boren Scholarship Info Session
Boren info session
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Truman Scholarship Info Session
Truman info session
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Hutton Honors Study Abroad Information Session - Paris
Join the Hutton International Experiences Program for an informational session on the upcoming spring 2023 Hutton Honors Study Abroad course, with international travel to Paris, France scheduled for May 2023. Learn about program details, including course information, group excursions, scholarships, and more!
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Come celebrate First Thursdays with HHart at the Fine Arts Plaza (Showalter Fountain) on Thursday, October 5 from 5-8 PM! There will be an art activity at the booth, information on how to get involved, and opportunities for artists to connect and create!
HHart is a unique Hudson & Holland Scholars Program/OVPDEMA, Hutton Honors College, and Collins LLC collaboration that organizes art events for students on campus. HHart focuses on providing a platform for artists whose talents and perspectives are underrepresented in art spaces, and hold events throughout the year to create a safe space for artists to connect and create.
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Dr. Jerome Adams, the 20th U.S. surgeon general and a former Indiana state health commissioner, will visit Indiana University as the Kelley School of Business’ Poling Chair of Business and Government. Recipients of the Poling Chair are given the charge to stimulate discussion in the areas of leadership, the critical interactions between private business and government in matters of public policy, enterprise competitiveness and economic growth.
As the Poling Chair for 2022-2023 Dr. Adams will engage with questions about the following topics: The business case of health; Maternal Health; Opioid epidemic; and his life experience and tenure as the Surgeon General.
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From the comic book collection of IU alum and Hollywood producer Michael E. Uslan to first editions of rare books, puzzles, the curious and the wondrous, the Lilly Library on the Indiana University Bloomington campus is one of the great academic archives and libraries in the USA. Join fellow students for a tour of the Lilly Library (https://libraries.indiana.edu/lilly-library). RSVP required.
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IU Opera and Ballet Theater is offering HHC students a special, reduced ticket prices for all performances (except for The Nutcracker ballet) at the Musical Arts Center (MAC) during the Fall 2022 semester. The discount vouchers can be applied to one ticket per person. For any seat below the second balcony, for regularly priced performances, HHC students will pay $10. For the second balcony open seating, HHC students will pay $8.
You must stop by the box office prior to 5:00 PM on the day before the performance, at the latest.
Vouchers are available for pick up weekdays, 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. and 1 to 4 p.m. in the Hutton Honors College, Room 115 B. To purchase the special price ticket, take the voucher to the MAC Ticket Office during box office hours, 11:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., weekdays, to purchase your ticket(s). There is a limited number of vouchers available through this program, so we encourage you to act promptly. Vouchers can be used ONLY for the performance of the date on the voucher. PLEASE NOTE: THE VOUCHER DOES NOT GUARANTEE TICKET AVAILABILITY; IT MEANS YOU ARE ELIGIBLE TO PURCHASE A TICKET AT THE REDUCED PRICE OF $8 for second balcony seating or $10 for any seat in the house below the second balcony.
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Hutton Honors Study Abroad Information Session - Paris
Join the Hutton International Experiences Program for an informational session on the upcoming spring 2023 Hutton Honors Study Abroad course, with international travel to Paris, France scheduled for May 2023. Learn about program details, including course information, group excursions, scholarships, and more!
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Special-price HHC Student Tickets for Don Giovanni: September 16, 17, 23, 24
IU Opera and Ballet Theater is offering HHC students a special, reduced ticket prices for all performances (except for The Nutcracker ballet) at the Musical Arts Center (MAC) during the Fall 2022 semester. The discount vouchers can be applied to one ticket per person. For any seat below the second balcony, for regularly priced performances, HHC students will pay $10. For the second balcony open seating, HHC students will pay $8.
You must stop by the box office prior to 5:30 PM on the day of the performance, at the latest.
Vouchers are available for pick up weekdays, 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. and 1 to 4 p.m. in the Hutton Honors College, Room 115 B. To purchase the special price ticket, take the voucher to the MAC Ticket Office during box office hours, 11:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., weekdays, to purchase your ticket(s). There is a limited number of vouchers available through this program, so we encourage you to act promptly. Vouchers can be used ONLY for the performance of the date on the voucher. PLEASE NOTE: THE VOUCHER DOES NOT GUARANTEE TICKET AVAILABILITY; IT MEANS YOU ARE ELIGIBLE TO PURCHASE A TICKET AT THE REDUCED PRICE OF $8 for second balcony seating or $10 for any seat in the house below the second balcony.
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Seffarine:
"gorgeous intersection of Spanish flamenco, Arabic and Andalusian music, Persian classical, and jazz"
-E.E. Bradman, Bass Player Magazine
The sounds that stir the dry winds of Southern Spain and Morocco, two countries separated by only a whisper of the Mediterranean, are the musical DNA of a beautifully complex extended family linking North Africa and Europe.
The musicians of Seffarine, soulful Moroccan singer Lamiae Naki and flamenco guitarist Nat Hulskamp, supported by master musicians of diverse cultures, embrace and extend this rich legacy. Their exciting performances masterfully combine explosive flamenco footwork, exotic instrumentation and grooving basslines. These diverse backgrounds meld, creating what SoundRoots describes as "an ear-caressing blend of sounds from Spain and North Africa, spiced with a bit of fiery instrumentation and percussion."
Seffarine will play a selection of songs for us.
Join Seffarine for an informal lunch and learn more about their music.
SIGN-UP REQUIRED.
Established in 1994, the Lotus World Music & Arts Festival is one of the oldest world music festivals in the U.S. and the only festival of its kind in the state of Indiana. Now in its 29th year, it attracts more than 12,000 people to downtown Bloomington annually each fall, for 4-5 days of music and arts from around the globe. Through the Festival, Lotus creates–on a grand scale–the rare opportunity for audiences to experience places far removed from their everyday routines and to broaden their worldview through the arts.
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Call-out meeting for the Extracurricular Planning Committee
Are you interested in helping to guide the extracurricular programming at the Hutton Honors College? Meet with Hutton Honors College extracurricular coordinator Zilia Balkansky-Selles to explore the possibilities. Bring your ideas and energy, and have some cookies.
RSVP required.
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Ethics for Breakfast with Human Rights Lawyer Dr. Dina Alves
Dina Alves is a Brazilian lawyer with a doctorate in Anthropology. Her research concerns human rights violations in Brazil with a special emphasis on Black women as targets of police violence and incarceration. She is one of four lawyers defending Luana Barbosa, a Black LGBTQ woman killed by police in 2016. As part of her research, Dr. Alves works with several popular human rights organizations, principally the Mothers of May (Mães de Maio), a group led by women whose children or family members were killed by police. She is also active with AMPARAR, the Association of Family Members and Friends of People in Prison (Associação de Familiaries e Amigos de Presos/as) and is a founding member of the autonomous collective of Black women, Adelinas, which works to denounce the genocide of Black women in Brazil. Dr. Alves has experience in theater and has curated dance works on the theme of her research. She is supported by the Marielle Franco Project, an effort to foment and develop leadership among Black women within the Fundo Baobá, an institute working to support Black people and racial equality in Brazil; her participation in this project will allow her to amplify her activism and support other Black women in positions of leadership. For the fall of 2022, Dr. Alves is in residence as a fellow at the Institute for Advanced Study at Indiana University, Bloomington.
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Volunteer opportunity to organize arts events: HHart Planning Committee
AAre you passionate about art, whether that be written, visual, or performing? If you are interested in gaining leadership experience in art management and event planning, consider applying to be a part of HHart's Core Committee! HHart is a unique Hudson & Holland Scholars Program/OVPDEMA, Hutton Honors College, and Collins LLC collaboration that organizes art events for students on campus. Our biggest event is the annual HHart Showcase, a night filled with art galleries, written word displays, and live performances in music and dance. HHart also focuses on providing a platform for artists whose talents and perspectives are underrepresented in art spaces, and we hold events throughout the year to create a safe space for artists to connect and create.
We have some open positions on our Core Committee, which is made up of students and faculty from Hudson & Holland, OVPDEMA, Hutton, and Collins LLC who spearhead the organization and execution of the annual showcase. No prior experience is necessary, we are welcoming all students in Hudson & Holland, 21st Century Scholars, Groups Scholars, Herbert Presidential Scholars, Hutton, and Collins LLC across any major and any year. If you are interested in joining, please fill out the application here: https://forms.gle/X2DNVnfx7cwHppP58
Applications close at 11:59 PM on Sunday, September 18. Email both the Co-Presidents Luc Charlier (lacharli@iu.edu) and Nicole Nguyen (niconguy@iu.edu) if you have any questions or issues with the application!
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Taken as a whole, Moraga’s body of work deals with a range of issues, including race and racialization, settler colonialism and decolonial thought and practice, gender, sexuality, class, the power of language, family, particularly forms of familial attachment that reinforce or transcend heterosexist norms, and belonging. What is perhaps most distinctive about virtually all her work is Moraga’s refusal to deal with these issues independently of one another. Rather, from the very beginning of her career, Moraga stressed the manifold nature of identity and, by extension, the manifold nature of oppression. Moraga’s prescient analysis was deeply intersectional, making her an essential voice in discussions and debates we have been having, in one form or another, for almost fifty years. While being critically incisive and astute, Moraga’s work is also always heartfelt and profoundly moving.
Moraga is the recipient of the United States Artist Rockefeller Fellowship for Literature, the American Studies Association Lifetime Achievement Award, and the Publishing Triangle’s Bill Whitehead Award for Lifetime Achievement, among other honors. As a playwright, she has received two Fund for New American Plays Awards, the NEA’s Playwrights’ Fellowship, as well as a Drama-logue and Critics Circle Award, and the Pen West Award.
While at IU, Dr. Cherríe Moraga will be giving two lectures:
9/13 "Unbound Tongues," Radical Women of Color Feminism Revisited: 7:30 pm in the Presidents Hall, Franklin Hall
9/15 "The Bookends of My Life," a reading with commentary: 7:30 pm in the Presidents Hall, Franklin Hall
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Luce info session
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Fulbright statement workshop
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Fulbright statement workshop
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Fulbright statement workshop
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Fulbright Application Workshop (In-person)
Fulbright Application Workshop
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Fulbright Application Workshop (In-person)
Fulbright Application Workshop
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Online Fulbright Application Workshop
Fulbright Application Workshop
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Scholarships for Graduate Study - Online Info Session
Scholarships for Graduate Study
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Online Fulbright Application Workshop
Fulbright Application Workshop
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Online Fulbright Application Workshop
Fulbright Application Workshop
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Scholarships for Graduate Study - Online Info Session
Scholarships for Graduate Study
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Online Fulbirght Info Session
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Fulbright Bulgaria, Hungary and Poland
Fulbright Info Session
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Fulbright Info Session
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Scholarships for Graduate Study - Online Info Session
Scholarships for graduate study
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Fulbright Info Session and Workshop - Online
Fulbright Info Session and Workshop
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Fulbright Info Session and Workshop - Online
Fulbright Info Session and Workshop
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Fulbright Info Session (Online)
Fulbright Info Session
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SPECIAL-PRICE HHC TICKETS for "HMS Pinafore: April 16 and April 23
IU Opera and Ballet Theater is offering HHC students a special, reduced ticket price of $10 to selected performances of operas and recitals. The discount can be applied to one ticket per person. Vouchers for this performance are good for open seating in the second and third balconies.
Vouchers will be available starting two weeks before the performance up until 4:00p.m. Friday of the week of the performance at the Advising Reception Desk in the Hutton Honors College.
Vouchers are available for pick up weekdays, 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. and 1 to 4 p.m. in the Hutton Honors College, Room 115 B. To purchase the special price ticket, take the voucher to the MAC Ticket Office during box office hours, 11:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., weekdays, to purchase your ticket(s). Vouchers can be used ONLY for the performance of the date on the voucher. PLEASE NOTE: THE VOUCHER DOES NOT GUARANTEE TICKET AVAILABILITY; IT MEANS YOU ARE ELIGIBLE TO PURCHASE A TICKET AT THE REDUCED PRICE OF $10.
Be sure you have your student ID with you when you arrive at the Box Office. Students are encouraged to go to the MAC Box Office well in advance of the performance they wish to attend to redeem the voucher.