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 »
Glenn A. Black Laboratory of Archaeology
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As part of the Indiana University 2018 Themester “Animal/Human,” and in collaboration with partnering scholars, the Glenn A. Black Laboratory of Archaeology is proud to open their new...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 »
The Indiana University Cinema is located at 1213 E. 7th Street, Bloomington, Indiana. We are located at the East end of the IU Auditorium building. Our main entrance is on the North side, facing the Wells Library.
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This Canadian documentary provides an indigenous perspective missing from the international animal welfare debate. Written and directed by Inuk filmmaker Alethea Arnaquq-Baril, it defends the con...Read More »
Social Science Research Commons, Woodburn Hall 200
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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 »
Fine Arts 015
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For years now scientists have been trying to prove that dogs are smart. Dogs go where people point. They sniff out explosives. One or two dogs can even understand hundreds of spoken words. But th...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,” with William Shofner (Speech & Hearing)
Animals have played a significant role in the history of the life sciences, as model systems to c...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 »
Hodge Hall 2083
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Across the entire animal kingdom, humans are unique in our ability to develop and sustain complex cultural customs, knowledge, and technology (e.g., fire-building, fishing, and theoreti...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 »
Glenn A. Black Laboratory of Archaeology
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Join us at the Glenn A. Black Laboratory of Archaeology for a panel discussion about how humans use and manage animals native to North America. Panelists include archaeologists and wildlife exper...Read More »
School of Public and Environmental Affairs, 2nd floor Graduate Lounge
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The Intra-IU debate tournament and the IU debate program invites all IU undergraduate students to engage in a controversy dedicated to this year’s Themester topic on animals and humans. Par...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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A new play by Daniel John Povinelli and Brandon Barker explores the fate of a young girl who falls in love with chimpanzees. She spends her life studying them to close the gap between humans and ...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 »
Ivy Tech John Waldron Arts Center
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A new play by Daniel John Povinelli and Brandon Barker explores the fate of a young girl who falls in love with chimpanzees. She spends her life studying them to close the gap between humans and ...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.” Richard Carpenter and John Foley (MedSci)
Animals have played a significant role in the history of the life sciences, as model systems to conduc...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 »
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 »
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