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.
IUPUI, Indiana Department of Health release Phase 3 findings from statewide COVID-19 study
Results show that -- as of early October -- 7.8 percent of Indiana's population had been infected with the novel coronavirus.
Remembering John Lennon 40 Years Later with Glenn Gass
The event will feature a conversation with Gass, longtime professor of rock history, on the influence Lennon has had on music and the world.
7 Indiana University faculty named 2020 AAAS fellows
Faculty from the College of Arts and Sciences and School of Medicine were elected fellows of the AAAS.
Research Frontiers Trailblazers honored for work in climate change, criminal justice, more
The annual recognition was bestowed on four IUPUI faculty for their work in climate change, criminal justice, health care and forensics.
Inaugural David N. Baker professorship awarded at Jacobs School of Music
The professorship is a tribute to the late distinguished professor of music and chair of the Jazz Studies Department.
Civic Champs, a Bloomington-based nonprofit success platform, receives $130,000 IU Angel investment
The company founded by IU alumnus Geng Wang is closing its first major funding round.
Stylish twins jump-start the first Fashion Club at IUPUI
Skylar and Hope Martens featured the senior style editor from Seventeen Magazine and a NYC stylist as their first guests.
Safety of in-person courses at Indiana University supported by new analysis
Researchers found that COVID-19 infection risk was not higher among students attending more in-person courses at IU.
Kelley School researcher to advance secure, energy-efficient technology in manufacturing
Amrou Awaysheh is part of a multidisciplinary, multi-institution team within a new federal cybersecurity manufacturing institute.
Can 'the social brain' protect against Alzheimer's? NIH awards IU team $3.5 million to find out
IU social neuroscientist Anne Krendl will lead a multidisciplinary team that will study the social connectedness of older adults.
