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Center for Veteran and Military Students receives $1 million gift to build community
The gift from Larry and Brenda McDaniel will create a more permanent space for veteran and military students on IU's Bloomington campus.
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IU launches CitizIN app, a new interactive tool for teaching about Indiana studies
The interactive app about Indiana history is an IU Bicentennial celebration project being shared with high schools statewide.
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National challenges helped increase IU student voting 302 percent for 2018 midterms
The voting rate of Indiana University Bloomington students increased substantially from the 2014 to the 2018 midterm elections.
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Get quick updates about a toy drive, the Kelley School's Poling Chair and staff professional-development grants in this week's news roundup.
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Effects of in utero opioid exposure is subject of IU School of Medicine faculty research
Assistant professor Brady Atwood is studying the effects of such exposure on the physiology and behavior of children and adults.
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FDA awards $1.7 million to IU and other universities for quality management research
The research will help the agency employ its quality management resources when inspecting drug companies' manufacturing operations.
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Herron School of Art and Design announces Edgar and Dorothy Fehnel Chair in International Studies
The school has named Uranchimeg "Orna" Tsultem to the new endowed chair. The tenure-track position is rare for a U.S. art and design school.
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A new era for the IUPUI Wellness Coalition: Become a member today
Students, faculty and staff can get involved in reimagining holistic health and wellness by attending the callout meeting Nov. 21.
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Sights set on Hollywood: IUPUI student thrives in Semester in L.A. program
As one of the first IUPUI students to participate in the Semester in L.A. program, Chase Mitchell is seeing his dreams become reality.
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USG President Alexandria Murphy drives change from the top
Meet Alexandria Murphy and read about the change she's inspired as president of the Undergraduate Student Government.
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IUPUI student selected to address science organizations at national S-STEM symposium
Bianca Chavis joined other student voices on a national stage to tell how scholarships helped their quest to earn a STEM degree.
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Working to end hunger and homelessness: IUPUI raises awareness with weeklong events
Help end the stigma and stereotyping around poverty and homelessness during Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week, Nov. 18-22.
