Image credit: Herron staff

At a time when the cost of everything is going up, Indiana University is bringing down the cost of tuition for summer courses. Yes, we all like our summer break, but don't pass up the opportunity to get some of your required credits, save some money and graduate that much soon.

Registration is still open. Check out what Herron School of Art and Design has to offer at: www.herron.iupui.edu/skimpy-summer.

Hodgson (in color) and Morris
Image credit: IU Alumni Association

Congratulations go to Herron seniors Amanda Morris (Art History and Printmaking), and Evangeline Hodgson (Art History and Chinese Studies) who are among IUPUI’s 2012 Top 100 Students. These 100 juniors and seniors embody what IUPUI stands for—scholastic achievement, collegiate and co-curricular involvement and civic and community service.

Have you been admitted to Herron for the fall semester? Then sign up for IUPUI's Spring Preview event - a full-day program for you to gain information about IUPUI and Herron that's relevant to admitted students. For more information and to sign up, visit: http://www.visit.iupui.edu/springpreview/index.html.

The dates for Spring Preview are: March 29, April 12 and April 26.

***April 12 Preview Day if filled. Register as soon as possible for April 26 - space is limited!

Students receive the IUPUI Honors College medallion upon
graduation with the Honors Scholar Notation.
Image courtesy of IUPUI Honors College

IUPUI is a destination campus, in part thanks to places like Herron School of Art and Design and IUPUI Honors College.

Herron students are well represented in IUPUI Honors College, according to its founding dean, E. Jane Luzar.

Created to attract academic stars, IUPUI Honors College is a community of like-minded students who benefit not only from scholarship support and each others’ company, but the cross-pollination of exposure to exciting faculty, projects and research opportunities across the campus.

Photo: courtesy Herron staff

IUPUI continues to gain national recognition among the ranks of the best universities. Most recently, the urban campus earned, for a fourth year, a place in the U.S. Presidential Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll. More than 100 Herron visual communications students at undergraduate and graduate levels contributed to that distinction during the most recent survey period, representing more than 10 percent of the school’s annual enrollment.

Photo: courtesy of the artist

Herron School of Art and Design is a fierce advocate for the positive influence of international travel on the development of an artist. Alumnus Phil Lamie’s most recent body of work presents a tangible illustration of why.