IU Bloomington earns Collegiate Purple Star of Indiana for supporting military-connected students
The Indiana Commission for Higher Education and the Indiana Department of Veterans Affairs awarded the inaugural designations to postsecondary institutions that demonstrated successful support from... Read more about IU Bloomington earns Collegiate Purple Star of Indiana for supporting military-connected students
Ph.D. student explores food insecurity, microfinance, mental health outcomes in Kenya
Doctoral candidate Charles Opondo used IU Global grants to study two of the most pressing public health issues affecting low-income households in Western Kenya: under-nutrition and mental health.
IU student equips Indiana educators with vital Chin cultural and languages training
Indiana is home to 40,000 people who moved from Chin State in western Burma. Sui Hnem Par, an IU doctoral education student, and Kelly Berkson, associate professor of linguistics, recently led a Ch... Read more about IU student equips Indiana educators with vital Chin cultural and languages training
Hoosier the Bison returns as IU Bloomington’s official mascot
Hoosier the Bison will make its public debut at IU football’s 2025 season opener Aug. 30 against Old Dominion at Memorial Stadium.
New residency programs will train more primary-care physicians in southern Indiana
Two new Indiana University School of Medicine residency programs have gained the accreditation necessary to begin their crucial work training primary-care physicians in 2026.
IU-led Alzheimer’s drug discovery center moves forward with promising new therapeutic targets
Indiana University School of Medicine researchers have identified a portfolio of novel drug targets that may accelerate promising treatments for patients living with Alzheimer’s disease.
Artificial intelligence used to improve speed and accuracy of autism and ADHD diagnoses
Professor Jorge José’s research team has developed a new diagnostic approach using AI that could speed up and improve the detection of neurodivergent disorders like autism and ADHD.
Indiana youths explore careers, build confidence at Kids College summer program
The free college-prep summer camp for middle schoolers has expanded to six campuses across the state. Designed for students who may qualify for the 21st Century Scholars program, it offers hands-on... Read more about Indiana youths explore careers, build confidence at Kids College summer program
Herron students transport The Lume patrons to outer space through visual design, music
Undergraduate students from the Herron School of Art and Design recently created animated visual installations with original audio for The Lume at the Indianapolis Museum of Art at Newfields. ... Read more about Herron students transport The Lume patrons to outer space through visual design, music
Gov. Braun appoints new trustees
Braun appointed surgeon Dr. David Hormuth, attorney Marilee Springer and student Isaac White to the Indiana University Board of Trustees.
