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Eskenazi School students produce interior designs for new IU Ghana Gateway, keeping culture in mind
The project was part of IU’s Client-based International Projects Program, which helps instructors add a global component to their client-based project with the support of resources and expe... Read more about Eskenazi School students produce interior designs for new IU Ghana Gateway, keeping culture in mind
Forever chemicals in Great Lakes: $7.2M EPA grant funds O’Neill researcher’s continued study
Assistant professor Marta Venier, a leading figure in environmental chemistry who specializes in the study of persistent pollutants in the atmosphere, has been awarded the grant to support the EPA... Read more about Forever chemicals in Great Lakes: $7.2M EPA grant funds O’Neill researcher’s continued study
Reimagined Kelley Full-Time +Flex MBA Program gives students choice of where to study in second year
The Indiana University Kelley School of Business has reimagined its traditional two-year MBA program as the Kelley Full-Time +Flex MBA Program, which provides students the choice of continuing thei... Read more about Reimagined Kelley Full-Time +Flex MBA Program gives students choice of where to study in second year
John Mellencamp statue to be unveiled at Indiana University during homecoming weekend
Indiana University will honor musician, artist and activist John Mellencamp this fall with events highlighting his numerous contributions to the university and the state of Indiana. Events include... Read more about John Mellencamp statue to be unveiled at Indiana University during homecoming weekend
IU’s role in developing Ghana’s first human milk bank a milestone for maternal, infant health
The Ghana milk bank initiative is a comprehensive program that includes a “train-the-trainer” model to educate health professionals in imparting the benefits of breastfeeding, handling mil... Read more about IU’s role in developing Ghana’s first human milk bank a milestone for maternal, infant health
Q&A with IU alum Jeremy Denk, world renowned pianist and author
Denk will return to IU Bloomington to provide a piano master class during “Charles Ives at 150: Music, Imagination and American Culture.” Denk tells us what Ives’ musical legacy means to him... Read more about Q&A with IU alum Jeremy Denk, world renowned pianist and author
IU Education Library recognized in American Library Association’s annual design showcase
The modernized and innovative library is highlighted this month in the national American Libraries magazine’s annual celebration of new and remodeled library buildings. It is one of 12 library re... Read more about IU Education Library recognized in American Library Association’s annual design showcase
Pioneering breast cancer research fueled by Komen Tissue Bank breast tissue donors
Thanks to thousands of breast tissue donors, the Komen Tissue Bank and the work of researchers like Dr. Harikrishna Nakshatri, discoveries are being made to improve treatment and understanding of b... Read more about Pioneering breast cancer research fueled by Komen Tissue Bank breast tissue donors
$2.3M NIH grant awarded for mosquito-transmitted virus research
Kay Choi, a professor in the Department of Molecular and Cellular Biochemistry, was awarded the National Institutes of Health grant to continue her work investigating how flavivirus, which causes D... Read more about $2.3M NIH grant awarded for mosquito-transmitted virus research
Oscar-winning filmmaker Kevin Willmott to visit IU, donate collection to Black Film Center & Archive
Willmott will visit Indiana University Bloomington this month to donate films, signed movie posters, ephemera and more to the only repository in the world solely dedicated to collecting and preserv... Read more about Oscar-winning filmmaker Kevin Willmott to visit IU, donate collection to Black Film Center & Archive
Career coaching leader bolsters services for Bloomington graduate students
Brandi Smith, director of graduate career coaching for the Graduate School Bloomington since September 2023, discusses in a Q&A her efforts to foster connections and expand graduate student car... Read more about Career coaching leader bolsters services for Bloomington graduate students
Critical cancer research technology receives boost under $4M NCI grant
A researcher at the Indiana University Luddy School of Informatics, Computing and Engineering will co-lead a $4 million award from the National Institutes of Health’s National Cancer Institute to... Read more about Critical cancer research technology receives boost under $4M NCI grant
Scientists at IU predict catastrophic river shifts that threaten millions worldwide
A new study by IU researchers published in Nature uncovered insights into the dangerous phenomenon of “river avulsion,” and offers a way to predict when and where rivers may suddenly change cou... Read more about Scientists at IU predict catastrophic river shifts that threaten millions worldwide
Kelley School partners with Major League Baseball Players Association for graduate education program
The partnership will give current and former professional baseball players the opportunity to pursue online MBA or undergraduate business degrees at Indiana University.
New tools from IU Observatory on Social Media help public analyze online information ecosystems
All of the tools are available for download on the Observatory on Social Media’s website.
Indiana Youth Survey finds record lows in substance use among Hoosier teens
The 2024 survey, which gathered responses from over 60,000 Hoosier students from 223 schools across the state, shows a marked decline in substance use. Among the substances with the lowest prevalen... Read more about Indiana Youth Survey finds record lows in substance use among Hoosier teens
Luddy School race car debuts with strong showing at Indy Autonomous Challenge
A self-driving race car programmed by researchers from the IU Luddy School of Informatics, Computing and Engineering recently participated in its first timed trial at the Indy Autonomous Challenge.... Read more about Luddy School race car debuts with strong showing at Indy Autonomous Challenge
Maintaining diversity of tree species crucial to sustaining eastern U.S. forests
Led by Justin Maxwell, professor and chair of geography in the College of Arts and Sciences at IU Bloomington, a study has found that eastern U.S. forests are becoming more vulnerable to drought du... Read more about Maintaining diversity of tree species crucial to sustaining eastern U.S. forests
Carl Bernstein to share experience in investigative journalism as IU Poynter Chair
Fifty years after breaking the Watergate story, setting the standard for modern investigative reporting, Carl Bernstein will serve as the 2024-25 Indiana University Poynter Chair and Visiting Roy W... Read more about Carl Bernstein to share experience in investigative journalism as IU Poynter Chair
Lilly Library takes romance seriously with new ‘Love in the Library’ exhibition
From the turbulent love story between Elizabeth and Mr. Darcy in “Pride and Prejudice” to a steamy alien courtship in “Ice Planet Barbarians,” the new exhibition celebrates romance in all f... Read more about Lilly Library takes romance seriously with new ‘Love in the Library’ exhibition