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
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Festival at IUPUI to celebrate the inauguration of President Whitten
Help celebrate history in the making. IUPUI is holding a fall festival at the Campus Center to mark the inauguration of IU’s first female President, Pamela Whitten.
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O’Neill School professor Kosali Simon elected to National Academy of Medicine
Election to the academy is considered one of the highest honors in the fields of health and medicine.
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Ask the Expert: Halloween safety 2021
Dr. Aaron Carroll, pediatrician and Indiana University's chief health officer, answers top questions on participating in Halloween activities this year.
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IU professor offers insight on how doctors make decisions about childbirth
An IU Kelley School of Business faculty member has co-authored an article on how doctors make decisions about childbirth and delivery.
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Combating COVID-19 misinformation: Brief infographic exposure may increase trust in science
An IU researchers found infographic exposure may increase trust in science and reduce the influence of COVID-19 misinformation.
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Lilly Library acquires more than 20,000 linguistic books collected by 'Dame of Dictionaries'
The library has acquired the complete Madeline Kripke Dictionary Collection, helping it establish the Merriam-Webster Archive.
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IUPUI awarded funds to support education of Hoosier science teachers
The Hoosier STEM Academy, which includes the School of Education and School of Science at IUPUI, received over $600,000 to address teacher shortage.
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'Morning Show' executive producer Kristin Hahn to serve as Kelley School's next Poling Chair
Hahn will visit IU in November to meet with students and faculty, and for a screening and Q&A of her hit TV series.
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IU physicists lead world's most precise measurement of neutron lifetime
An international research team led by Indiana University physicists has made the world's most precise measurement of the neutron's lifetime.
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IUPUI student leaders stand up and speak out against sexual violence
Through events like the solidarity walk earlier this month, students are showing support for survivors and opening a door for education.
