Mar 25
Coffee Hour with special guest Arvind Subramanian
Global and International Studies Building
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India Studies Events
Mar 25
2025 Trivedi Lecture: Arvind Subramanian
GLOBAL & INTERNATIONAL STUDIES BUILDING
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Apr 03
DISP Talk with Deepika Suri: “The Women Dacoits of Chambal”
Global and International Studies Building
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Apr 08
“Ilm Ka Shahr” (City of Knowledge) Film Screening and discussion w/ C. Yamini Krishna
Black Film Center and Archive, 1320 E. 10th Street, Wells Library 044, Bloomington, IN, 47405
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IU Bloomington Events
Mar 13
202 E 6th St, Bloomington, IN
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Mar 13
Mar 13
Gayle Cook Center
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Mar 13
Community Kitchen Meal Prep & Serving Assistants
1515 S Rogers St Bloomington IN
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