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IU’s relationship with refugee resettlement organization helps with fresh starts, self sufficiency
Exodus Refugee Immigration started a satellite office in Bloomington in 2022, and since then IU has employed more than 60 of its clients, mostly in three units: Dining and Hospitality, Capital Plan... Read more about IU’s relationship with refugee resettlement organization helps with fresh starts, self sufficiency
AI-powered-boat competition immerses Luddy students in hands-on learning exercise
Students from the IU Luddy School of Informatics, Computing and Engineering recently pitted themselves against five other Indiana universities in a three-day competition that challenged them to des... Read more about AI-powered-boat competition immerses Luddy students in hands-on learning exercise
O’Neill School’s Limnology Lab vital to monitoring health of state’s lakes, preparing students
The Paul H. O’Neill School of Public Affairs’ Limnology Lab has monitored Indiana’s public lakes for 35 years, collected vital data that is used for state and federal reports, and prepared ab... Read more about O’Neill School’s Limnology Lab vital to monitoring health of state’s lakes, preparing students
IU researchers discover link between meat production and zoonotic disease outbreaks in Asia
IU researchers found that intensive meat production may have contributed to a large increase in zoonotic outbreaks occurring in Asian countries, particularly flu pathogens.
Nearly $1M grant funds study of lead exposure in Indiana households
School of Public Health assistant professor Michelle Del Rio was awarded the federal grant for her “Healthy Homes Technical Study Proposal,” which will study the exposure risk from lead that ca... Read more about Nearly $1M grant funds study of lead exposure in Indiana households
Students honored for outstanding research skills
An IU Bloomington undergraduate student and a recent graduate are recipients of the 2024 Sam Burgess Undergraduate Research Award. The IU Libraries award is a recognition of outstanding research sk... Read more about Students honored for outstanding research skills
Study abroad immerses students in Korean culture through the lens of film
Fifteen undergraduates and one graduate student from the Hamilton Lugar School traveled to South Korea to immerse themselves in the country’s vibrant cinematic arts culture.
Crafternoons at Wylie House Museum connect visitors with history
Saturday Crafternoons is a family-friendly weekend activity packed with educational fun. The program offers a tangible way for participants of all ages to understand the lives and experiences of pe... Read more about Crafternoons at Wylie House Museum connect visitors with history
Center for Underwater Science preserving state’s maritime history under Lake Michigan
Professor Charles Beeker, director of the Indiana University Center for Underwater Science in Bloomington, has teamed up with the state to protect the site of the Muskegon shipwreck for science and... Read more about Center for Underwater Science preserving state’s maritime history under Lake Michigan
IU’s leadership in world language instruction includes integration of AI learning tools
The Hamilton Lugar School’s Attia Youseif is leading an international conversation about how to harness the power of tools like ChatGPT or Google’s Gemini to enhance language instruction and le... Read more about IU’s leadership in world language instruction includes integration of AI learning tools
New Mongolian studies fund to support Hamilton Lugar School students, faculty
The Mongolian Studies program at IU has more than 60 years of history and is the oldest continuous program of its kind in North America.
IU Bloomington ranked highest in Indiana in US News’ Best Global Universities rankings
Of the 2,250 universities worldwide, IU Bloomington has been ranked 135th by U.S. News & World Report in its Best Global Universities rankings for 2024-25. The campus earnest its highest marks... Read more about IU Bloomington ranked highest in Indiana in US News’ Best Global Universities rankings
Center for Religion and the Human receives $750,000 from Henry Luce Foundation
The research center in the College of Arts and Sciences at Indiana University Bloomington deploys a range of traditional and experimental formats to address the question of what it means to be huma... Read more about Center for Religion and the Human receives $750,000 from Henry Luce Foundation
Media School students broaden their horizons with internships in London
Among the study abroad opportunities found at IU is the six-week Honors Summer in London Program. Offered by The Media School at IU Bloomington, the program places students in internships with nota... Read more about Media School students broaden their horizons with internships in London
Kelley Graduate Accounting Programs celebrates 25 years
The program at the IU Kelley School of Business in Bloomington is marking a quarter century with over 2,200 graduates who’ve gone on to careers as trusted advisors helping major corporations navi... Read more about Kelley Graduate Accounting Programs celebrates 25 years
New agreement opens global avenues for O’Neill School
As Indonesia modernizes, the need for trained, qualified public officials with expertise in policy is essential. The University of Indonesia has partnered with the O’Neill School at IU to help th... Read more about New agreement opens global avenues for O’Neill School
New cybersecurity center fellowship prepares IU students for careers protecting critical systems
Starting this fall, the Center for Applied Cybersecurity Research’s Student Fellows Program will pair graduate students interested in cybersecurity with mentors to gain experience managing cybers... Read more about New cybersecurity center fellowship prepares IU students for careers protecting critical systems
Luddy professor’s VR app brings ancient worlds to life
IU Professor Emeritus Bernard Frischer has been featured in Google’s WeArePlay video series as the founder of an app that allows users to explore ancient World Heritage Sites with 3D digital tech... Read more about Luddy professor’s VR app brings ancient worlds to life
IU’s longstanding leadership in Eastern European policy opened doors for Ukrainian ambassador
Before Oksana Markarova became the Ukrainian ambassador to the United States, she was selected by Indiana University to pursue a Master of Public Affairs focusing on public finance from the Paul H.... Read more about IU’s longstanding leadership in Eastern European policy opened doors for Ukrainian ambassador
IU Refugee Task Force celebrates its first graduates
What had previously been an individual effort has become a robust community of support for students who fall in the liminal space between traditional international students and domestic students,