Hammer and Nail is sponsored by the School of HPER, IU Student Association and the Jacobs School of Music. The seventh annual “Hammer and Nail” concert on April 13-14 (Friday-Saturday) in Bloomington continues the tradition of pairing Indiana University student choreographers and composers for an evening of inventive and dynamic original contemporary dance.

TIME: TO BE ANNOUNCED

OTHER DATES: APRIL 14, APRIL 15,

Explore the world of computers in a safe, fun, and non-threatening environment, even if you don’t know what a computer looks like. We’ll cover computer anxiety, important terms, parts of the computer, keyboard, using the mouse, and moving around the computer to complete different tasks. Textbook is included in course fee.

3 Fridays, April 13 – 27. Register on website.

Photographer Evgenia Arbugaeva hails from the small town of Tiksi, located in Siberia on the shores of the Arctic Ocean. The collection of works, running from April 6 through May 26, provides a surreal journey through her childhood memories of this remote landscape.

Gallery hours are Tuesday-Saturday 11am -7pm, and by appointment.

This year’s symposium will feature the academic year research projects of IU Bloomington’s sustainability interns. The agenda will include: (1) Complimentary lunch featuring local food (2) Project presentations by three interns (3) A poster session illustrating project findings for each intern. Register on website.

The Grunwald Gallery of Art is pleased to announce upcoming IU Bachelor of Fine Arts Thesis Shows. Artworks created by graduating BFA students from all Studio areas will be featured. Student shows give advanced Fine Arts student’s opportunities to participate in exhibition planning and installing their artwork. All events are free and open to the public. BFA 2 will be on display April 10 – 21, 2012 with an opening reception Friday, April 13, 6:00 – 8:00 pm. The exhibition will feature work from Kristen Endres (Photography), Haley Hodgen (Graphic Design), Elizabeth Pechacek (Ceramics), Taylor Rusthoven (Printmaking), and Christopher White (Ceramics).

April 10 thru April 20th, Tue-Sat 12-4 pm

IU Health Bloomington offers free classes, support groups, and nicotine replacement therapy. No registration is necessary unless otherwise noted.

Class meets Fridays from noon to 1 pm.

Gather at Sample Gates at 12:45pm to join up with the Sustainability Education Tour. This event will feature a tour of the Bloomington Project School as well as a discussion about sustainability education and the work of Building Tomorrow.

Highlighting SustainIU’s “Act Naturally” week is 2011 TED Global Fellow Jae Rhim Lee, a visual artist, designer and researcher whose work focuses on relationships between the mind, body and self and the built and natural environment. Lee will give the first Ben Brabson Lecture on Sustainable Ideas at 4 p.m. Friday, April 13, in Fine Arts 015.

The annual lecture, named for physics professor emeritus Brabson, was established this year by the Student Sustainability Council to stimulate critical thought on a timely issue of environmental, economic or social sustainability. The first recipient of the Michael Hamburger Award for Sustainable Action, also established this year by the council, will be announced at the lecture.

Jim Lehrer, distinguished journalist and executive editor and anchor of the “PBS NewsHour,” will speak at Indiana University Bloomington at 4 p.m. Friday, April 13, in Ballantine Hall 013. The event is free and open to the public. Presented by The Center on Congress, the Institute for Advanced Study, the School of Journalism and WTIU.

Join the Mathers Museum for the free public openings of two new student exhibits, curated by A408/Museum Practicum students Ellen Spurgeon (TOYing with Ideas) and Nhien Le (Living Heritage: Performing Arts of Southeast Asia).