IU School of Liberal Arts at IUPUI: Features

Many IUPUI students will recognize Capri Copp from The Spot on JagTV. Copp is a broadcast intern in the Office of Communications and Marketing. In addition to hosting The Spot, she is a writer and reporter. Copp, a Communications Studies major with an English minor, hopes to graduate in December 2010. However, her path was not always so clear.

Featured Faculty & Staff

Subir Chakrabarti

Professor of Economics

Economic theory is tough to comprehend. A professor of economics at IUPUI since 1986, Subir Chakrabarti has had plenty of practicing helping others try to figure it out-both in the classroom and through his written work.

Amazing Alumni & Donors

Elisa Lucchi-Riester

Master of Arts in Teaching Spanish, 2007

While completing her undergraduate coursework at the University of Rome- La Sapienza in her native Italy, IUPUI alumna Elisa Lucchi-Riester had no intention of teaching. She was working towards a BA in Modern Languages: "I always knew I wanted to work with languages, because I loved them," she explains.

Making an Impact

Steven J. Kern

BURKE/TILLEY FUND NEW OPPORTUNITY FOR PHILOSOPHY GRADUATE STUDENTS

Graduate students in philosophy will soon have a new source of support. Founded by alumnus Stephen J. Kern (B.S., Business, 1973; B.A., Philosophy, 1990), The Burke/Tilley Fund for Graduate Students in Philosophy provides funding for students to attend conferences, apply for Ph.D. programs, and complete scholarly research.

Featured Center

The New Oxford Shakespeare Project

The New Oxford Shakespeare Project, a research project commissioned by Oxford University Press, centers new analysis of William Shakespeare's plays in the IU School of Liberal Arts at IUPUI. Building on previous studies and examining performances of the plays, the New Oxford Shakespeare Project is creating a Shakespeare edition in multiple media formats for the twenty-first century.