‘Nap-ins’ at a University to Help Students Dream about Diversity
File this in the ‘wait, this is for real?’ category:
The Daily Egyptian reports that Southern Illinois University is hosting “nap-ins” as part of an “interactive art installation” in the library…
The nap-ins are part of the Dreaming Diversity Art Installation, which was established Monday. The exhibit consists of a 15-foot-long fabric scroll hanging directly in the middle of the library rotunda that has students’ dreams written on pieces of fabric and paper.
A labyrinth will also be set up in the rotunda surrounding the scroll to “help guide students to their dreams,” Amposta said.
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