Science Fest

Saturday, Oct. 22 • 9 a.m.–3 p.m.

An exciting and fun day of shows, hands-on science activities, and demonstrations hosted by IU scientists from a number of disciplines.

Learn more

Filed under: Volunteer Opportunity

IU Homecoming Parade

Friday, Oct. 7 • 5:30 p.m.
Begins at 17th St. and Walnut Grove

Kick-off Homecoming weekend by cheering for all the entries in this year’s Homecoming Parade!

Learn more.

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IU School of Medicine Oct 10 Open House

Come talk with and ask IU medical students questions about applications, interviews, gap years, med school life, etc.!

Monday, Oct 10, 2022, 6-8pm

State Room East, IMU

Come and go as needed!

IMU Catering provided

Filed under: Careers, Research and Grad School

Sign up to volunteer for First Thursdays

The Arts & Humanities Council presents the next First Thursdays Festival on Oct. 6, but it can’t happen without volunteers. Student volunteers receive a free First Thursdays t-shirt and a voucher for free food from the First Thursdays food trucks.

Volunteer to help at First Thursdays

Filed under: Volunteer Opportunity

Punk. Race. America.

Thursday, Oct. 6  • 6:30–8:00 p.m. • IU Arts Plaza on 7th St.

In-person: What do punks tell us about the history of America? Featuring short readings, provocative visuals, musical interludes, and public interview, this First Thursdays event explores singular questions about how subcultural, racial, and national identities intersect. A related punk performance will follow at 9:30 pm at The Bishop.

Filed under: Volunteer Opportunity

Themester at First Thursdays

Thursday, Oct. 6  • 5:00–8:00 p.m. • IU Arts Plaza on 7th St

In-person: Celebrate the arts and humanities at the IU Arts Plaza around the Showalter Fountain. Find Themester at the festival for one last chance to pick up a free t-shirt or poster.

Filed under: Academic Help, Volunteer Opportunity

University of Michigan School of Public Health

Applications for all graduate degrees and programs at the University of Michigan School of Public Health are now open for a Fall 2023 start. View all application requirements and deadlines here.

We offer five graduate degrees across eight areas of study—including residential and online master’s degree options—as well as several dual degree programs. We encourage you to explore the various degrees and programs available at Michigan Public Health.

Michigan Public Health Graduate Virtual Information Session

MPH and MHSA focused

Thursday, October 19 | 11:00am – Noon ET

Register Here

Filed under: Careers, Research and Grad School

Artificial Intelligence Where’s Waldo

Sept 26, 2022, 7:30pm-8:30 pm

Get familiar with AI’s relevance and ethical dilemmas across a wide range of fields, from autonomous robotics to video games.

Register here

Filed under: Club Events

2023 Goldwater Scholars Nominations

The College of Arts and Sciences will conduct an internal competition and nominate up to four students to the national selection committee for consideration. Nominees must be sophomores or juniors, who are U.S. citizens, resident aliens, or U.S. nationals and excel at research (i.e., you must be actively engaged in a research project and your research statements need to be fully and carefully developed).

If you think you are eligible and are interested in being nominated for a Goldwater Scholarship, you should complete the student profile and Goldwater pre-application at https://apply.scholarsapply.org/barrygoldwater/login.php as soon as possible and no later than Monday, October 17, 2022. This year the Goldwater Foundation is strongly encouraging applications from transfer students, particularly students who are transferring from community colleges. 

Filed under: Scholarships and Awards

Math Club for September 28th

Hi all,

This week’s speaker is a guest from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, speaking with a talk titled Counting Bracket Tournaments and Output Arrays. ​As usual, we’ll be meeting at 6:15 PM this Wednesday, September 28th (talk starting at 6:30),but because our speaker wishes to use a projector, we’ll be meeting in Rawles 104 rather than the lounge (it’s directly opposite the lounge). I hope to see you all there!

Abstract:

We start by discussing bracket tournaments and discover a new integer sequence. We prove some things about this sequence by using an output array. We then observe that the techniques are very general, and we use them to establish some new elementary but appealing results. The only prerequisites are knowing Pascal’s formula and what a recurrence relation is. Being a college basketball fan is useful but not necessary.

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