The Summit: A Forum on Issues Facing Women, Transgender & Nonbinary Folks
“We want the library be a place where women [and] transgender and nonbinary individuals can meet and talk,” MCPL community engagement librarian Erica Brown says.
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Issue: August/September 2019
Civic Theater Hails Thirty Years of the Bard in the Park
This September, William Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream will be accompanied by the music of Felix Mendelssohn as the Monroe County Civic Theater (MCCT) celebrates 30 years of Shakespeare in the Park.
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Ivy Tech Apple App Course Prepares Students to Code
Smartphone users are app-happy, and roughly 2 million apps—applications or programs for mobile phones or tablets—are available online. Now, a new course offered by Ivy Tech Community College–Bloomington will teach students how to build their own apps.
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Science Prof Creates Art to Make Biology Enjoyable
Jake McKinlay’s art features alien shapes and arresting colors, making his illustrations feel otherworldly, but his subject matter is actually much closer to home. An associate professor in the Indiana University Department of Biology, McKinlay creates original artwork to help his students understand complex biochemical concepts associated with metabolism.
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Ivy Tech Theatre Season Faces End of the World
It’s the end of the world, if one is to believe the 2019–20 Ivy Tech Student Productions theater season.
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