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New Campus Food Services Coming for Fall Term
Healthier food options, an additional coffee shop, and meals on-the-go. The changes that many in the campus community have sought will soon be here! Aramark will replace Taco Bell, Pizza Hut, and Subway and provide food services and catering on campus. New food and beverage options include the Walb Coffee Shop (formerly YOYOS), Walb Bistro (currently occupied by Taco Bell and Pizza Hut), and Kettler Chop'd & Top'd (currently occupied by Subway).
 Current vendors closing May 7 and 8
To be ready for the fall, renovation of the food service spaces will begin as soon as possible after spring term completes. Pizza Hut will close Thursday, May 7; Taco Bell and Subway will close Friday, May 8. We have invited food truck vendors to come on campus during this time; more news on that as it develops.
Learn more, including food offerings, planned service hours, and on-campus catering information.
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 Merrily We Roll Along Caps 50th Celebration Theatre Season
"How did you get to be here?..." asks Merrily We Roll Along, as it takes us on a journey backwards in time, tracing the lives of three close friends through the best and worst milestones of their personal and professional lives. With the wit, humor, and the intensity that embody the spirit of New York City and a brilliant "Broadway-style" score, Merrily We Roll Along is a spirited and moving story about friendship, compromise, and the high price of success - a cautionary tale for anyone who has ever pursued a dream.
Merrily We Roll Along was previously produced at IPFW in October 2005. Learn more. Purchase tickets.
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Campus Mediation Program Seeks Applications
Human Resources seeks nominations and applications for individuals desiring training in mediation techniques. This training will be particularly beneficial to those who offer support or assistance to departments, work units, colleagues, or co-workers in addressing workplace matters. Those selected will learn skills and techniques important to mediation, and have the opportunity to be part of a new campus mediation program. Learn more. Apply for training.
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Panel Discussions Look at RFRA Issues
The Office of Diversity and Multicultural Affairs will hold two discussion panels dealing with the RFRA.
The first panel will examine civil/legal issues raised by the RFRA. It will take place on Thursday, April 23, from noon to 1:15 p.m. in Walb Union, Rooms 222-226. A free lunch will be served. Panelists will be Christine Marcuccilli, director and Titla IX coordinator in Institutional Equity; Kimberly O'Connor, assistant professor of organizational leadership; James Fenton, Fort Wayne attorney; and Andy Downs (moderator, associate professor of political science and director of the Mike Downs Center for Indiana Politics).
The second panel will look at the religious issues raised by the law. It will take place on Thursday, April 30, from noon to 1:15 p.m. in Walb Union, Rooms 222-226. A free lunch will be served. Panelsts will be Elliot Bartky, associate orofessor of political science; Rev. John Gardner, Senior Minister, Plymouth Congregational Church (UCC); Barton Price, director of the Centers for Academic Success and Achievement (CASA); and Ben Gates (moderator, IPFW campus minister with Campus Ministry).
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Follett's Spring Faculty and Staff Appreciation Event
Save 30 percent on select merchandise April 28-20, 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Refreshments will be served!
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Retirement Celebrations
Jim Farlow, professor of geosciences
Thursday, April 30
3-4:30 p.m.
Science Building, Room 176
Pat Ashton, professor of sociology and director, Peace and Conflict Studies Program
Sunday, April 26
1-5 p.m.
IPFW Alumni Center
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