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IU funds invest additional $250K in Diagnotes, a health care communication and collaboration company
The Diagnotes platform improves clinicians' productivity and increases the quality of patient care they are able to provide.
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Indiana University campuses to open in fall with in-person and online instruction
Important changes have been made to the academic calendar to support the safety of all IU students, faculty and staff.
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IU Theatre staging online summer series of student and alumni performances, interviews
"IU Theatre Thursdays!" will be broadcast May 28 to Aug. 6 on the department's Facebook page and YouTube channel.
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IU Distinguished Professor André Watts elected to American Philosophical Society
The world-renowned and Grammy Award-winning pianist is now a member of the oldest learned society in the United States.
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Kelley partners with Indy Chamber to offer free Rapid Recovery Series webinars to help businesses
The webinar series will give business owners best practices and strategies for reopening and recovering from the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Free access to WellTrack mental health app gives IU Bloomington community tools to cope
The free mobile app offers a suite of online tools that use aspects of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy to help users manage mental well-being.
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Brenda Brenner receives 2020 Mary Burgan Distinguished Service Award
An associate professor and department chair in the Jacobs School of Music, Brenner was chosen for her leadership and dedication.
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IU, IU Health partner to provide screening, testing and management of COVID-19
Screening, testing and management of COVID-19 will be available to IU students, faculty and staff at locations across the state.
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Online searches for coronavirus spiked after 1st case reports, dwindled shortly after
IU researchers found that online search data suggests information disclosed by the government helps to focus public attention on a crisis.
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IUPUI team awarded $112,500 to advance work on voice AI for law enforcement
A national tech competition has awarded a team of recent graduates over $100,000 to develop a virtual voice assistant for law enforcement.
Hamilton Lugar School of Global and International Studies