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Submit videos to thank Chancellor Paydar in a special tribute
Chancellor Paydar is retiring, and we want to give him a big 'thank you!' Send in a short tribute video to wish him well.
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6 Indiana University faculty named 2021 AAAS fellows
Election as a fellow is a lifetime honor bestowed upon AAAS members by their peers.
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Kelley School No. 1 for 2 degree programs in U.S. News online program rankings
Two specialties in the Kelley School of Business and one specialty in the School of Education also earned top spots in the annual rankings.
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Did your ancestors graduate from IU? New database will tell you
The database will eventually include the names, graduation year and degree awarded to all Bloomington graduates.
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New humanities living-learning program to be housed in Collins
The program is part of a comprehensive initiative by the College and the Arts and Humanities Council to increase students in the humanities.
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American Rescue Plan Act can do more to address racial wealth inequality, Kelley professor writes
Kelley professor details economic relief programs that have been undermined by federal courts in an essay published by the Yale Law Journal.
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Diversity of skin color, skin tone lacking in sex ed textbooks
IU study findings demonstrate a pattern of uneven representation of darker skin tones compared to lighter skin tones in sex ed textbooks.
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Safety tips for winter driving
It's officially winter, and Protect IU has safety tips for driving in the snow as well as what you should have in an emergency kit.
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Grammy nominee Michelle Zauner, journalist Juju Chang among Korea Remixed Festival headliners
Presented each spring by the IU Arts and Humanities Council, the Remixed festivals celebrate art and ideas from cultures around the world.
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Patrick O'Meara's legacy honored with artwork donated to Hamilton Lugar School
O'Meara, former director of the African Studies Program, helped shape the study abroad programs IU is known for today.
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IU Cinema spring season includes cult classics, US film premiere
A wide variety of films and events offer something for every viewer, and several beloved series make their return.
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IU, Purdue partner with Ascend Indiana to grow state's economy, increase 'brain gain'
Indiana's top two public research universities are working together to keep more graduates in the state.
