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Renovation, design projects approved for IUPUI, IU Bloomington campuses
The IU Board of Trustees approved a designs for a new admissions plaza at IU Bloomington, as well as other projects.
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Trustees approve 7 new degrees, including 2 online graduate degrees
The Indiana University Board of trustees approved five new graduate and two new undergraduate degrees at its April meeting.
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Search for new IU president in final stage; trustees to begin contract negotiation
The Indiana University Board of Trustees has authorized four trustees to begin negotiations of a contract with a final candidate.
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When 'if' turns to 'when': COVID-19 vaccine planning at Indiana University
IU has been continually advocating for vaccination and getting access for students, faculty and staff, including setting up on-campus clinics.
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Blood test for depression, bipolar disorder offers promise of personalized treatment
An IU School of Medicine study sheds light on the biological basis of mood disorders and offers a precision-medicine approach to treatment.
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Get quick updates on the next 'Ask Aaron' webinar, tuition benefits for employees and more.
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IU mourns passing of J. Michael Dunn, founding dean emeritus of Luddy School
Dunn helped develop the nation's first school of informatics into one of the nation's largest, broadest and best schools of its kind.
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97 games in 28 days: IUPUI wraps up month of NCAA madness
After a basketball-packed month, IUPUI students and staff discuss what it was like to work the historic NCAA events.
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Get quick updates about a COVID-19 vaccine waitlist for the Assembly Hall clinic, basketball coach news and water safety resources.
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A Close look at 'The Art of the Character'
Bringing Glenn Close's costumes to life for their first exhibition at IU Bloomington has taken months of collaboration.
Hamilton Lugar School of Global and International Studies