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Carina Wang: Her Journey from Design to Sustainable Fashion Innovation
For Carina Wang, founder of Bloomswap, sustainable fashion isn't just a trendy concept - it's a mission that grew from personal need. A third-year student studying comprehensive design in the Eskenazi School, Wang is developing a platform that could revolutionize how students trade and reuse clothing.
Architecture conference focuses on reimagining traditional materials with modern technologies
Architects, designers, researchers, craftspeople, students, and community members are invited to participate in AMT2025 (Architectural Material Technologies Commons) March 27-29. Held at IU's Miller Architecture Program in Columbus, the conference seeks to revolutionize an approach to material responsibility in architecture and design. The Republic newspaper previews the event.
J. Irwin Miller Architecture Program students help design bus shelter
Columbus has teamed up with IU’s J. Irwin Miller Architecture Program for a new design for a bus shelter at NexusPark, set to be installed by the end of April.
IU students build Vonnegut’s “Cat’s Cradle” themed mini golf course
Students part of a class titled “Vonnegolf” spent eight weeks planning, designing and creating five mini golf holes to bring to life at this spring’s Granfalloon Festival.
Two years since winning design challenge, Emma Taylor helms RSO, wins Abloh award
Back in April 2023, IU sophomore Emma Taylor was all over Instagram when Pacers guard Tyrese Haliburton wore her design. This week, the RSO convenes another "Fashion Within Sports" panel, the networking event that originally gave Emma, now RSO president and Abloh Post-Modern Scholar, the high-profile design opportunity.
Merchandising major Sydney Geis is one of IU's 2025 "Post-Modern" Scholars
A merchandising major with minors in fashion design and marketing, senior Sydney Geis has recently added another bona fide to her impressive resume: Virgil Abloh Post-Modern Scholar. Sharing her cultural identity in her work “happens naturally,” said Geis, who also described why she chose merchandising and the opportunities she's found at IU.
IU honors Eskenazi's Jon Racek with Ehrlich Civically Engaged Faculty Award
Teaching Professor Jon Racek has received IU's Thomas Ehrlich Civically Engaged Faculty Award. Recognized for creating learning opportunities beyond the classroom that engage students in their local community, the comp design director is one of seven faculty members being honored with the 2025 University Teaching and Service Awards.
Meet the IU alumna who designed Lil Baby's house
Long before she was designing interiors for celebrities, Annysa LaMantia was an Eskenazi School student who also reported for the Indiana Daily Student (IDS). This week, the IDS reports on the star alum, whose commission for the musician Lil Baby was featured in Architectural Digest, "like getting a Grammy for interior design," she says.
Town of Elnora envisions new possibilities with IU design program
Through the Sustaining Hoosiers Communities (SHC) initiative, Eskenazi comp design students have developed 30 different architectural designs for Elnora, Indiana, a Daviess County town of 600 residents. SHC seeks to enhance the vitality of rural places and provide meaningful learning experiences with real-world impact.
Nerding out on 3D type and creativity with Taekyeom Lee
Ever wondered what happens when you combine ceramics with typography and throw in a DIY 3D printer for good measure? Associate Professor of Graphic Design Taekyeom Lee spoke about taking typography off the page and into the third dimension with Monotype's Creative Characters podcast.
