The Eskenazi School Fabrication Labs provide the tools, equipment, and expertise to facilitate student and faculty production in all areas of the Eskenazi School of Art, Architecture + Design. The Eskenazi School has four fabrication labs—three in Bloomington and one in Columbus: Fine Arts Fabrication Lab —1201 E.

3D Printing. Three Raise 3D FDM printers. 12” x 12” x 12” print capacity; PLA material only; File formats: .STL, .OBJ; $.10 gram; Three large format Raise 3D FDM printer

IU Makes is a network of spaces across the Bloomington campus designed to support the creativity and innovation of the IUB community. These spaces provide access to tools and materials that enable students and faculty to bring their ideas to life.

Apr 28, 2017 · Jon Racek, senior lecturer at IU’s School of Art and Design, recently put his design skills to work by building a 3-D arm for a local girl.

MAD Lab (Makerspace for Art + Design) Come see our laser cutter and 3D printers in action! Department Art, Architecture + Design Kirkwood Hall 9:00 am – 3:00 pm Details

2 days ago · From nursing to criminal justice, epidemiology to environmental science, social work to cybersecurity, and more than 930 academic programs in between, IU gives you the power to study whatever sparks your interest, with the support of world-class professors and faculty who care about your success.

Apr 3, 2023 · Through "IU's Palette," IU shared why she's never been upset by Yoo In Na in over ten years of friendship and why only Yoo In Na could pull it off.

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Welcome to the Indiana University Mad Money Club! We are a student organization formed by fans of the hit CNBC television show Jim Cramer's Mad Money. Our goal is simple: "To host and broadcast a live CNBC Mad Money Main Event from the Indiana University campus, featuring Jim Cramer and an audience of IU students."