Mathers Museum
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Exhibit curator, Kristin Otto, will discuss the form and function of the fantasy coffin, emphasizing the place of animal forms in the repertoire. Like the exhibition, her remarks draw upon resear...Read More »
Tudor Room
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Undergraduates are invited to engage with Themester faculty and instructors in small-group, informal discussions at the IMU's Tudor Room while enjoying lunch or dessert and coffee as guests o...Read More »
Fine Arts Plaza in front of IU Auditorium
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Since prehistoric times, the lives of non-human animals have been interwoven with those of human animals. Themester 2018 will test your knowledge of this impo...Read More »
Tudor Room
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Undergraduates are invited to engage with Themester faculty and instructors in small-group, informal discussions at the IMU's Tudor Room while enjoying lunch or dessert and coffee as guests o...Read More »
TBD
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Philosopher Peter Singer will discuss ethics related to the treatment of non-human animals. Dr. Singer is the author of Animal Liberation, a seminal work looking at ethics and the treatm...Read More »
IU Moving Image Archive Screening Room in Herman B Wells Library
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Critically acclaimed, but rarely screened, Killer of Sheep used a nonprofessional cast to tell the story of a laborer whose miserable slaughterhouse job both supports and alienates him f...Read More »
Tudor Room
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Undergraduates are invited to engage with Themester faculty and instructors in small-group, informal discussions at the IMU's Tudor Room while enjoying lunch or dessert and coffee as guests o...Read More »
Monroe County Public Library
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Promotional Description: Join the Indiana Canine Assistant Network, People & Animal Learning Services, and Jenelle Dorner with her canine teammate Herbie for a discussi...Read More »
IU Cinema
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The East Asian Film Series at IU Cinema presents two lost cult classics that explore the blurry boundaries between the animal and human realms in East Asian folklore. Making its US debut on the 8...Read More »
Uplands PEAK
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Take a trip to Uplands PEAK, Indiana’s first farmed animal sanctuary, 35 miles from Bloomington. Meet the resident cows, pigs, goats, and chickens and hear a presentation about issues in an...Read More »
Mathers Museum of World Cultures
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MMWC is proud to welcome renowned fantasy carver Paa Joe to the Mathers Museum of World Cultures. This reception is your chance to enjoy the exhibit, ask questions of the artists, and enjoy fello...Read More »
Mathers Museum of World Cultures
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Paa Joe and the Lion features the intriguingly beautiful fantasy coffins of Ghana and one of the key carvers, Paa Joe. Known as the “Grandfather of the Ghanaian fantasy coffin...Read More »
IU Cinema
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Hailed as one of the best documentaries of 2017, Jane draws from hours of never-before-seen footage shot in the 1960s by National Geographic and heretofore believed to have been lost. It...Read More »
Tudor Room
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Undergraduates are invited to engage with Themester faculty and instructors in small-group, informal discussions at the IMU's Tudor Room while enjoying lunch or dessert and coffee as guests o...Read More »
Tudor Room
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Undergraduates are invited to engage with Themester faculty and instructors in small-group, informal discussions at the IMU's Tudor Room while enjoying lunch or dessert and coffee as guests o...Read More »
Neal Marshall Grand Hall
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Biodiversity is the sum total of life on Earth, a living legacy to future generations. What is more, it is an essential underpinning for all human development since, as living creatures our...Read More »
Fine Arts Plaza in front of IU Auditorium
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Since prehistoric times, the lives of non-human animals have been interwoven with those of human animals. Themester 2018 will test your knowledge of this impo...Read More »
IU Cinema
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Directed by Alethea Arnaquq-Baril
This Canadian documentary provides an indigenous perspective missing from the international animal welfare debate. Written and directed by Inuk filmmake...Read More »
TBD
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Dr. Laura Ogden presents a brief overview of multispecies research in Anthropology & Geography. Much of this research has sought to understand how being human is contingent upon relations wit...Read More »
Rawles Hall 100
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Animals have played a significant role in the history of the life sciences, as model systems to conduct medical research and to obtain insights into “the mystery of life.” Understandi...Read More »
IU Moving Image Archive Screening Room in Herman B Wells Library
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This provocative documentary explores the impact of animal agriculture on the environment and how major environmental organizations fail to discuss and challenge animal agriculture’s role.&...Read More »
Hilltop Garden and Nature Center, and Goat Conspiracy, a sustainable farm in Brown County
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Note: A bus will transport students to the sites. Registration and other details pending.
Animals are active, albeit often reluctant collaborators in food production and...Read More »
Tudor Room
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Undergraduates are invited to engage with Themester faculty and instructors in small-group, informal discussions at the IMU's Tudor Room while enjoying lunch or dessert and coffee as guests o...Read More »
Bloomington Playwrights Project
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VIDA presents four short plays, three in Spanish and one in Portuguese. One of the plays will be “Resguardo Personal” by Paloma Pedrero (b. 1957, Spain), about a woman and a man...Read More »
Bloomington Playwrights Project
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VIDA presents four short plays, three in Spanish and one in Portuguese. One of the plays will be “Resguardo Personal” by Paloma Pedrero (b. 1957, Spain), about a woman and a man...Read More »
Alumni Hall
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National Geographic Live! is coming to Bloomington with keynote speaker Ronan Donovan. A biologist turned photographer, Donovan talks about the similarities between humans and other social mammal...Read More »
Rawles Hall 100
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“Animal in Perception Research,” TWilliam Shofner (Speech & Hearing)
Animals have played a significant role in the history of the life sciences, as model systems to condu...Read More »
Tudor Room
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Undergraduates are invited to engage with Themester faculty and instructors in small-group, informal discussions at the IMU's Tudor Room while enjoying lunch or dessert and coffee as guests o...Read More »
GISB 1118
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The Southeast Asian and ASEAN Studies Program will be hosting a speaker from the Indianapolis Zoo to give a short lecture on the diverse array of animals that can be found in Southeast Asia, the ...Read More »
Morrison Hall 007
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Chimpanzees (Pan troglodytes verus) living in a savanna environment at Fongoli, Senegal live at the northern edge of their species range, and they cope annually with extreme pressures such as hea...Read More »
IU Cinema
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Making its US debut on the 80th anniversary of its original release, The Ghost Cat and the Mysterious Shamisen is one of the earliest surviving Japanese horror films and an ancestor of m...Read More »
Tudor Room
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Undergraduates are invited to engage with Themester faculty and instructors in small-group, informal discussions at the IMU's Tudor Room while enjoying lunch or dessert and coffee as guests o...Read More »
Rawles Hall 100
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Animals have played a significant role in the history of the life sciences, as model systems to conduct medical research and to obtain insights into “the mystery of life.” Understandi...Read More »
IU Moving Image Archive Screening Room in Herman B Wells Library
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In 1973, a newborn chimpanzee named Nim Chimpsky was taken from his mother and sent to be raised by a human family as part of a Columbia University research project. If Nim could learn human comm...Read More »
Tudor Room
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Undergraduates are invited to engage with Themester faculty and instructors in small-group, informal discussions at the IMU's Tudor Room while enjoying lunch or dessert and coffee as guests o...Read More »
IU Cinema
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Inspired by a passage from Dostoyevsky’s The Idiot, this French tragedy follows the life of a donkey named Balthazar as he is passed from owner to owner and experiences both cruelt...Read More »
1211 Atwater Avenue, Bloomington, Indiana 47401
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Professor Steven Wagschal (IU Spanish and Portuguese) will discuss Minding Animals in the Old and New Worlds: A Cognitive Historical Analysis (University of Toronto Press, 2018)....Read More »
“That Space” on the northwest corner of the square in downtown Bloomington, between Argentum Jewelry and That’s the Rub Massage Center.
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Tennessee Williams’s one-act play “The Strangest Kind of Romance,” performed along with Robin Lea Pyle’s one-act “Pixel Does Shakespeare,” explores deep emotio...Read More »
“That Space” on the northwest corner of the square in downtown Bloomington, between Argentum Jewelry and That’s the Rub Massage Center.
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Tennessee Williams’s one-act play “The Strangest Kind of Romance,” performed along with Robin Lea Pyle’s one-act “Pixel Does Shakespeare,” explores deep emotio...Read More »
“That Space” on the northwest corner of the square in downtown Bloomington, between Argentum Jewelry and That’s the Rub Massage Center.
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Tennessee Williams’s one-act play “The Strangest Kind of Romance,” performed along with Robin Lea Pyle’s one-act “Pixel Does Shakespeare,” explores deep emotio...Read More »
“That Space” on the northwest corner of the square in downtown Bloomington, between Argentum Jewelry and That’s the Rub Massage Center.
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Tennessee Williams’s one-act play “The Strangest Kind of Romance,” performed along with Robin Lea Pyle’s one-act “Pixel Does Shakespeare,” explores deep emotio...Read More »
Ivy Tech John Waldron Arts Center
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What happens to a life spent living with chimpanzees in order to know what makes humans human? These are the Confessions of a Former Monkey Mind Doctor. The show opens as semi-retired comparative...Read More »
TBD
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Promotional Description: In her lecture, “A Place for Creatures: People and Other Animals in New York’s Central Park,” Dawn Biehler will discuss how polic...Read More »
Wells-Metz Theatre
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Martin Gray, a successful architect, leads an ideal life with his wife and teenage son. When he admits to his best friend that he is in love with Sylvia, Martin sets in motion a chain of events t...Read More »
Wells-Metz Theatre
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Martin Gray, a successful architect, leads an ideal life with his wife and teenage son. When he admits to his best friend that he is in love with Sylvia, Martin sets in motion a chain of events t...Read More »
Mathers Museum of World Cultures
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After touring Shapes of the Ancestors and discussing the idea of animals representing ourselves or our families, we’ll create our own animal symbols using a variety of craft suppl...Read More »
Wells-Metz Theatre
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Martin Gray, a successful architect, leads an ideal life with his wife and teenage son. When he admits to his best friend that he is in love with Sylvia, Martin sets in motion a chain of events t...Read More »
Wells-Metz Theatre
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Martin Gray, a successful architect, leads an ideal life with his wife and teenage son. When he admits to his best friend that he is in love with Sylvia, Martin sets in motion a chain of events t...Read More »
Rawles Hall 100
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“Animals in Cancer Research.” 3Richard Carpenter 31and John Foley 3(MedSci)
Animals have played a significant role in the history of the life sciences, as model systems to co...Read More »
Wells-Metz Theatre
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Martin Gray, a successful architect, leads an ideal life with his wife and teenage son. When he admits to his best friend that he is in love with Sylvia, Martin sets in motion a chain of events t...Read More »
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