UGS News
After 33 years at Indiana University, Jack Schmit, assistant dean of The University Graduate school, retires on August 31.
Getting You Into Indiana University Honored with National Award
Students of color in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) are underrepresented at colleges and universities around the country. At the same time, many STEM-related industries currently face or will face growing shortages of qualified workers. Encouraging students of color to pursue careers in STEM is critical to the future of the nation’s economy.
The Indiana University Graduate School is excited to announce the 2020-2021 recipients of various fellowships and awards which recognize students and their academic excellence.
IU News
Researchers receive $3.96 million to test dementia care app
School of Public Health-Bloomington researchers will study the impact of telehealth intervention on caregivers of patients with dementia.
IU film expert discovers earliest surviving footage from Black film company
Cara Caddoo's discovery of "lost" footage from 1916 silent film "The Trooper of Troop K" was verified by the Library of Congress.
New tool helps primary-care providers address chronic pain and opioid prescribing
The Chronic Pain OneSheet is now available for all primary-care providers at Eskenazi Health.
Alzheimer's study awarded nearly $50 million by NIH to continue groundbreaking research
A federally funded research program at the IU School of Medicine will receive $48.8 million to advance new treatments for Alzheimer's disease.
Students, faculty and staff will help build Habitat home for Bloomington family
Whirlpool Corp. and Habitat for Humanity International are concluding their yearlong House + Home World Tour at IU Bloomington.
Former Surgeon General Jerome Adams to serve as Kelley School's Poling Chair
Adams will meet with students, faculty and staff, discussing life sciences careers, research, and how business and science interact.
Empowerment and support: IU making strides with women in STEM fields
IU's enrollment and degree attainment for women in science, technology, engineering and math programs has increased through various efforts.
9/11 Commission documentary will have Midwestern premiere at IU
"Are We Safer Today?" tells the story of the bipartisan 9/11 Commission's work and impact.
Herron exhibition to explore Black creative responses to legacy of slavery
Several Black artists and 10 historical objects centered on the stories of enslaved people and their descendants will be featured.
IU names Indianapolis Chamber president as VP for university relations
Michael Huber will lead IU's government relations efforts at the state and federal level as well as economic engagement.