Jennifer Piurek

Jennifer Piurek is director of communications and special projects at Indiana University’s Office of the Provost. She earned her master’s degree in journalism from IU in 2000 and then planted roots in Bloomington, where she is happily raising her family, doing yoga, and reading as many books as possible.

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Bachelor Nation is the love–hate cultural bubble comprising the fans, podcasts, blogs, and adjacent programming of reality shows ‘The Bachelor’ and ‘The Bachelorette.’ This spring, real-life drama involving racism, sexism, inclusivity, and diversity have taken center stage. Jennifer Piurek explains it all in this article for her LP column ‘Love to See It.’ | Image by Jenny El-Shamy

Love to See It: Eats, Shoots and Leaves Bachelor Mansion

Jennifer Piurek

Bachelor Nation is the love–hate cultural bubble comprising the fans, podcasts, blogs, and adjacent programming of reality shows The Bachelor and The Bachelorette. This spring, real-life drama involving racism, sexism, inclusivity, and diversity have taken center stage. Jennifer Piurek explains it all in this article for her LP column Love to See It. Click here to read Jennifer’s column.

April 16, 2021

Love to See It: Culture & Words Getting Us Through This Thing Called Life

Jennifer Piurek

How does pop culture help us express what it is to be human? Jennifer Piurek will explore this and other themes in her Limestone Post column, “Love to See It” — her take on why trends, words, and various art forms help us “both navigate the world and care about life experiences different from our own.” Click here to read Jennifer’s first column!

February 2, 2021

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Guest Column: ‘IU 2020’ Series Filmed 12 Students for 4 Years

Jennifer Piurek

“IU 2020” is a documentary series that began in 2016 and follows 12 Indiana University students during the entirety of their undergraduate careers. Jennifer Piurek, director of communications and special projects at IU’s Office of the Provost, wrote about the students and the project — and the free screening on December 8. Click here to learn about “IU 2020.”