Art

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In a New Light

IU’s Eskenazi Museum of Art made an appearance in The New Yorker in October 2018. At issue was a key piece of the museum’s…

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Research & Innovation

What’s Next, IU?

IU’s first 200 years saw a cure for testicular cancer, nine Nobel Prize winners, hundreds of Fulbright Scholars, and countless other monumental expressions of…

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Philanthropy, Pride & Tradition

IU Philanthropy A to Z: A is For . . .

There are thousands of IU causes that you can support through the Indiana University Foundation. That’s a whole lot of IU programs, projects, campuses,…

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Back to Campus

IU Campus Gems: Tuck Everlasting

Thousands of people see sculptor Tuck Langland’s work every day, though they may not know it. His sculptures can be found in exhibits, museums,…

Arianna Dormiente (Sleeping Arianna), a second-century Roman sculpture, is part of the Uffizi Gallery Collection in Florence, Italy, to be digitized in 3-D. Photo: IU Communications

Arts & Culture

Great Art Deserves to Live Forever

Thanks to IU’s Virtual World Heritage Laboratory, it can. The Laboratory recently partnered with the Uffizi Gallery in Florence, Italy, to create high-resolution 3-D…