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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2 IU schools joining AI research institutes funded by $40 million in NSF grants
The Luddy School and the School of Education in Bloomington are part of the new NSF artificial intelligence institutes.
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IUPUI Chancellor Nasser Paydar to retire; search committee will be formed
Paydar's career at IU spans 36 years, and he has served as chancellor of IUPUI and executive vice president for IU since 2015.
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$2.9M NIH grant funds study of toxic pollutants' effects on Indigenous community in Alaska
Researcher Amina Salamova was awarded the grant to explore the prevalence of toxic chemicals near two former defense sites in Alaska.
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6 students attend Tsinghua Global Summer School focused on sustainable development innovation
Six IU Bloomington students participated in an online educational event on global climate issues through China's Tsinghua University.
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Papers of seminal African filmmaker Paulin Vieyra acquired by IU Black Film Center/Archive
The papers of Paulin Vieyra, the first French-speaking sub-Saharan African to direct a film, will be a part of the Black Film Center/Archive.
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IU helping establish first social work program in Africa's Niger Delta region
The IU School of Social Work is collaborating with the University of Port Harcourt to establish social work as a profession in the region.
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New biomarkers may detect early eye changes that can lead to diabetes-related blindness
IU School of Optometry researchers have identified new biomarkers for the early detection of the leading cause of blindness in U.S. adults.
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Black church music documentary by IU professor, WTIU wins national, regional awards
"Amen! Music of the Black Church," written and conducted by Raymond Wise, features performances by the IU African American Choral Ensemble.
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Campus communities eager for return to fall semester
Hear from Hoosiers looking forward to filling up classrooms, bleachers and campuses safely and in person.
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Get updates on new members of the IU Board of Trustees, Women's Philanthropy Leadership Council grant awards and more.