Arts Council Engages With New Students
Collins LLC Arts Council draws in new members and participants with programming in fall 2020.
Collins 2019-2020 Awards Night
Students and staff gathered at the IMU Jordan River Open Air Venue to celebrate our annual awards night, re-scheduled from the spring semester.
BOEP Begins Course Proposal Process
The student-run Board of Educational Programming begins review of 20 course proposals for the fall 2021 semester this week.
Student course project in time of COVID-19
Students shine in final projects for Mastro’s Collins course, Haunted and Possessed: Children in Horror.
Collins Living-Learning Center award winners for 2019-2020
Announcing the Collins Living-Learning Center award winners for 2019-2020.
Renovation update 4-20-2020
An update on Collins in fall 2020.
CollinsFest is happening!
CollinsFest is happening online this weekend!
Arts Council Meets on Zoom
Arts Council holds meetings online to handle business, and generates online programming ideas.
Collins Community Goes Virtual
The Collins community moves online amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Associate Director Yara Clüver on Earth Eats
Associate Director Yara Clüver's Food Photography class (CLLC-L210, Food Photography: Concepts & Practice, Fall 2019) was featured on a recent episode of WFIU's Earth Eats.
Medieval Play Premieres in Collins Dining Hall
The 15th-century The Second Shepherd’s Play drew an audience of students and faculty to Collins Dining Hall for two performances December 6 and 7.
New web page for Self-Governance, Sustainability, and the Arts in Oaxaca, Mexico
Check out the new web page for the Collins summer expedition course in Oaxaca, Mexico.
Students in Food Photography class visit local goat farm
Students learn about sustainable practices and exercise their photo taking abilities through a visit to Bloomington’s Goat Conspiracy goat farm.
Collins Celebrates Historical Marker
Collins received its Bicentennial Historical Marker on October 25th, 2019. The marker celebration included a reception to welcome friends of Collins from near and far, a dedication ceremony with an unveiling of the new marker, and an afterparty hosted by student historian Aaron Sizemore.
Collins Renovation Set For 2020-2021
Collins Living-Learning Center is on the books for renovation, starting May 2020 and lasting through July 2021. While the buildings are closed, the LLC will be hosted in Foster-Shea.
LLC hosts visiting scholar Alyosha Gorshkov this fall
Alyosha Gorshkov will be a scholar in residence this fall semester (first 8 weeks) at Collins Living-Learning Center, where he will teach a course (joint listed as REEI R-300) called "Russia Queer Politics and Gender Outlaws: Revolution or Devolution."
Collins LLC 2017-18 Dancing Star Wins Award
The 2017-18 edition of our literary and visual arts magazine, The Dancing Star, has won the top award for Best of Category for Novelty Books in the 2019 Great Lakes Graphic Association (GLGA) Print Competition.
Collins LLC represented on College Diversity Committee
Collins President and LLC Director named to College diversity and inclusion committee.
Collins LLC Celebrates 72 Founders Scholars
Collins LLC honored 72 Founders Scholars at the annual Celebration of Academics.
Introducing SustainCollins: Live and learn with like-minded students on Collins’ new Sustainability Floor
Beginning this fall, residents at Collins Living-Learning Center have an opportunity to live on a new sustainability floor.
Introducing the Collins Neighborhood Liaisons
Meet the student liaisons appointed to help make connections and collaborate with the cultural centers in our neighborhood.
Collins alumnus returns for Connect '19
This one day conference brings 25 distinguished alumni from the College of Arts + Sciences back to IU.
Seeking nominations for Teaching Award
Collins is seeking nominations from fall seminar students for the Annual Carl H. Ziegler Teaching Award.
New Collins internship
Collins is pleased to announce a new internship program for our students in self-governance and management, Internship in Student Self-Governance and Management (CLLC-X 273).
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