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Rappelling for Erisson Team at Zice Camp Mustang
40 Employees of Ericsson Company participated in 1 day adventure offsite at Camp Mustang.
Activities at camp are team games, rappelling, zorbing, archery, parasailing, air rifle shooting, camel ride, hiking, farm walks, sports
Students received an introduction to medical vocabulary, equine science, business perspective, and hands-on experience for medical related fields and agriculture industries focused on working with horses. Photo courtesy of Dr. Nancy Brubaker.
Students received an introduction to medical vocabulary, equine science, business perspective, and hands-on experience for medical related fields and agriculture industries focused on working with horses. Photo courtesy of Dr. Nancy Brubaker.
Students, faculty, staff, and community members gathered in Sustainability Meadow during Sustainability Week 2026, on September 9, to learn about pollinator conservation and the important role honey bees play in local ecosystems. Andy Tuholski, director of the Office of Sustainability, welcomed attendees and highlighted the university's commitment to hands-on, community-centered sustainability initiatives. Campus beekeepers from Shue Bee Farm then led a beekeeping demonstration, giving participants an up-close look at hive management and sustainable agriculture practices from inside a protected observation tent. The event celebrated IU Kokomo's fourth year as a certified Bee Campus and showcased the university's ongoing efforts to promote environmental stewardship, biodiversity, and sustainability education. (Photography by Mike Glassburn/IU Kokomo)
Students in ESC 208: Ireland’s Natural History: Interaction of Nature and Culture traveled in Ireland for E-term 2018. The May 18 itinerary included Dingle Peninsula, Sleigh Head Drive, Dingle Town, and a fungi boat trip. Dr. Bob Pohlad photograph.
Students participate in a First Year Experience Strengths activity on the Drillfield. The exercise required students to practice teamwork, communication, and problem solving in order to complete their task.
Students received an introduction to medical vocabulary, equine science, business perspective, and hands-on experience for medical related fields and agriculture industries focused on working with horses. Photo courtesy of Dr. Nancy Brubaker.
Students received an introduction to medical vocabulary, equine science, business perspective, and hands-on experience for medical related fields and agriculture industries focused on working with horses. Photo courtesy of Dr. Nancy Brubaker.
Students enjoyed an intensive experience with emphasis on practical and sound approaches to theatre technique characterized by short rehearsal time and culminating in public performance of “The Radium Girls” in the Flex Theatre located in the Schoolfield Hall. Photograph courtesy of Giuseppe Ritorto.
Students participate in a First Year Experience Strengths activity on the Drillfield. The exercise required students to practice teamwork, communication, and problem solving in order to complete their task.
World Folktales and Literature students examined the literary, cultural, and social significance of folktales and their influence on literature with common themes and images in folktales that link different cultures within Appalachia, America, and the world. Photograph courtesy of Dr. Tina Hanlon.
Students participate in a First Year Experience Strengths activity on the Drillfield. The exercise required students to practice teamwork, communication, and problem solving in order to complete their task.
Students in Matt Burke's (wearing a MASH t-shirt) social and sustainable art class work on bee hives. The "sun hives" are constructed using grass from local farms. Once the hives are completed they will be placed back at the farms that the grass originally came from to support bee colonies and pollination.
The American West in History and Memory/Photography students traveled by rail to survey the history of the United States west of the Mississippi from the 17th century to present during a guided tour of important mid-western and western cities, museums, and monuments. Photographs courtesy of Dr. Tim Daniels.
Students in ESC 208: Ireland’s Natural History: Interaction of Nature and Culture traveled in Ireland for E-term 2018. The May 13 itinerary included Belfast, Titanic, Carrick-a-Rede Bridge, Giant's Causeway, and Dunluce Castle. Dr. Bob Pohlad photograph.
Students in ESC 208: Ireland’s Natural History: Interaction of Nature and Culture traveled in Ireland for E-term 2018. The May 13 itinerary included Belfast, Titanic, Carrick-a-Rede Bridge, Giant's Causeway, and Dunluce Castle. Dr. Bob Pohlad photograph.
Students in ESC 208: Ireland’s Natural History: Interaction of Nature and Culture traveled in Ireland for E-term 2018. The May 13 itinerary included Belfast, Titanic, Carrick-a-Rede Bridge, Giant's Causeway, and Dunluce Castle. Dr. Bob Pohlad photograph.
Students received an introduction to medical vocabulary, equine science, business perspective, and hands-on experience for medical related fields and agriculture industries focused on working with horses. Photo courtesy of Dr. Nancy Brubaker.
Author Nancy Wright Beasley visited ENG 207: Representations of the Holocaust through Literature and Film e-term students on Wednesday, May 22, 2019. Beasley is the author of the novel "The Little Lion," which the students read as part of their coursework. Photograph courtesy of Dr. Melvin Macklin.
Students enjoyed an intensive experience with emphasis on practical and sound approaches to theatre technique characterized by short rehearsal time and culminating in public performance of “The Radium Girls” in the Flex Theatre located in the Schoolfield Hall. Photograph courtesy of Giuseppe Ritorto.
Students enjoyed an intensive experience with emphasis on practical and sound approaches to theatre technique characterized by short rehearsal time and culminating in public performance of “The Radium Girls” in the Flex Theatre located in the Schoolfield Hall. Photograph courtesy of Giuseppe Ritorto.
Rappelling for Ericsson Team at Zice Camp Mustang
40 Employees of Ericsson Company participated in 1 day adventure offsite at Camp Mustang.
Activities at camp are team games, rappelling, zorbing, archery, parasailing, air rifle shooting, camel ride, hiking, farm walks, sports
Students received an introduction to medical vocabulary, equine science, business perspective, and hands-on experience for medical related fields and agriculture industries focused on working with horses. Photo courtesy of Dr. Nancy Brubaker.
Students received an introduction to medical vocabulary, equine science, business perspective, and hands-on experience for medical related fields and agriculture industries focused on working with horses. Photo courtesy of Dr. Nancy Brubaker.
Students enjoyed an intensive experience with emphasis on practical and sound approaches to theatre technique characterized by short rehearsal time and culminating in public performance of “The Radium Girls” in the Flex Theatre located in the Schoolfield Hall. Photograph courtesy of Giuseppe Ritorto.
World Folktales and Literature students examined the literary, cultural, and social significance of folktales and their influence on literature with common themes and images in folktales that link different cultures within Appalachia, America, and the world. Photograph courtesy of Dr. Tina Hanlon.