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Area studies students contribute to international development via consulting club
Global Development Consulting, which was launched in the spring of 2022, gives participating students the opportunity to complete one of several consulting projects for different international deve... Read more about Area studies students contribute to international development via consulting club
IU Libraries, UITS preserving archive of African American icons’ oral histories
Personal papers and recordings from both well-known and unsung African Americans are being digitally preserved at IU, under an agreement with The HistoryMakers, the nation’s largest video archive... Read more about IU Libraries, UITS preserving archive of African American icons’ oral histories
Citizen scientists contribute to study of light energy and solar radiation during eclipse
The Indiana Geological and Water Survey used citizen scientists during the solar eclipse to gather data that will help geologists better understand the effects of solar energy on the water cycle.
Pentagon recognizes Kelley School students for their impactful consulting work with NSWC Crane
For a quarter century, students in the Kelley Graduate Accounting Programs have brought fresh ideas to bolster Indianapolis businesses, government agencies and nonprofits through field consulting p... Read more about Pentagon recognizes Kelley School students for their impactful consulting work with NSWC Crane
Hamilton Lugar African Languages Festival demonstrates language teaching excellence
IU teaches more languages than any university in the country, and faculty are leaders in teaching less commonly taught languages. IU attracts more than 600 students each year who study African lang... Read more about Hamilton Lugar African Languages Festival demonstrates language teaching excellence
AAAS welcomes 2 Indiana University faculty as 2023 fellows
IU Bloomington’s Caroline Chick Jarrold and Luis Chaves were elected to the American Association for the Advancement of Science’s 2023 fellows class, a prestigious, lifetime honor recognizing s... Read more about AAAS welcomes 2 Indiana University faculty as 2023 fellows
Rural Indiana organizations to partner with IU on public art and placemaking projects
Thirteen rural Indiana organizations will work with Indiana University this summer to create new placemaking and public art elements in their communities through the Rural Placemaking Studio initia... Read more about Rural Indiana organizations to partner with IU on public art and placemaking projects
Femme-punk band Sleater-Kinney, journalist Carl Bernstein among 2024 Granfalloon events
Performances by punk-rock bands Sleater-Kinney and The Linda Lindas, as well as a keynote address from Pulitzer Prize-winning investigative journalist and author Carl Bernstein, will be part of thi... Read more about Femme-punk band Sleater-Kinney, journalist Carl Bernstein among 2024 Granfalloon events
Embracing totality: IU educates, entertains thousands gathered to witness total solar eclipse
As the skies darkened over Indiana University campuses in Bloomington and Indianapolis on April 8, the work of IU faculty, staff and students shined bright. See photos and videos from the once-in-a... Read more about Embracing totality: IU educates, entertains thousands gathered to witness total solar eclipse
O’Neill School public affairs program receives most No. 1 specialty rankings in U.S. News report
IU leads the state in the total number of top 10 and top 20 graduate programs and specialties, according to the 2024-25 U.S. News and World Report Best Graduate School rankings. Only seven public u... Read more about O’Neill School public affairs program receives most No. 1 specialty rankings in U.S. News report
School of Education brings solar eclipse lessons to educators and learners around the state
The total solar eclipse approaching April 8 is providing a unique learning opportunity across the state, and Indiana University educational science programs in Indianapolis and Bloomington are prep... Read more about School of Education brings solar eclipse lessons to educators and learners around the state
IU leads national initiative to build cultural competency in Chinese learners
The Chinese Flagship Culture Initiative is funded by The Language Flagship, an initiative of the National Security Education Program within the U.S. Department of Defense, and aims to enhance the c... Read more about IU leads national initiative to build cultural competency in Chinese learners
IU honored with National Historic Chemical Landmark for advancing oral health
The landmark designation from the American Chemical Society was dedicated at the Indiana University Department of Chemistry building in recognition of the development of stannous fluoride chem... Read more about IU honored with National Historic Chemical Landmark for advancing oral health
DiMarchi to be honored for breakthrough research in obesity drug discovery
DiMarchi, an Indiana University Distinguished Professor, will receive the 2024 Mani L. Bhaumik Breakthrough of the Year Award for his pioneering research that laid the foundation for drugs that are... Read more about DiMarchi to be honored for breakthrough research in obesity drug discovery
Climate scientist Ben Kravitz to join International Commission on Climate
Membership to the commission is limited to fewer than 20 current scientists, and Kravitz will be the sole American member of the international commission of experts.
O’Neill student spends semester in nation’s capital advancing CHIPS and Science Act
Will Sinciline, a junior in the IU O’Neill School of Public and Environmental Affairs, is interning at U.S. Sen. Todd Young’s Washington, D.C., office, supporting the legislative team as it wor... Read more about O’Neill student spends semester in nation’s capital advancing CHIPS and Science Act
Unusual heat resilience discovered in Bloomington bird
IU research finds that tree swallows use behavioral and physiological mechanisms to handle rising temperatures, and their story is an optimistic example of how some species successfully respond to... Read more about Unusual heat resilience discovered in Bloomington bird
IU researchers using high-performance computing to improve cancer treatment
By creating “digital twins” of the human immune system, IU researchers are leveraging the university’s supercomputer and other high-performance computing resources to develop more effective t... Read more about IU researchers using high-performance computing to improve cancer treatment
International Scholar Feature: Using computational research to tackle societal challenges
Dingwen Tao, an associate professor at the IU Luddy School of Informatics, Computing and Engineering, has always been driven by the real-world potential of his work.