IU educational science programs in Indianapolis and Bloomington are preparing teachers and students across the state for the total solar eclipse on April 8.
The IU Indianapolis Arts and Humanities Institute’s podcast takes listeners on a journey of solar eclipses across human history, from ancient Babylon to the first motion picture film recording of a solar eclipse.
To commemorate the total solar eclipse and in collaboration with Visit Indy, Herron School of Art + Design students designed souvenir posters that will be given out to visitors at Indianapolis International Airport leading up to the eclipse and at White River State Park for the Lunacy! Solar Eclipse Festival on April 8.
The razor-edged musical tells the infamous tale of “The Demon Barber of Fleet Street” and his quest for revenge against the judge responsible for his unjust exile.
While all in-person classes are canceled when the much-anticipated total solar eclipse takes place April 8, numerous events are planned around the city, as well as several events on the Indiana University campus in Indianapolis.