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IU surpasses $1 billion in research and philanthropic funding
For the first time, IU has achieved an annual total of more than $1 billion in external research awards and private philanthropy.
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Indiana University trustees to meet virtually Aug. 13 and 14
Members of the public will have access to the meeting via streaming on broadcast.iu.edu.
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Which counties with IU campuses have their own COVID-19 safety mandates? Here's a list
Three counties that have IU campuses have taken further measures to protect citizens from COVID-19.
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Get updates on IUPUI's collaboration with Indianapolis to conduct COVID-19 contact tracing, a discount for the IndyGo S-Pass and more.
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Teaching in fall 2020: 'Here is the plan, here is the contingency’
Advice to teachers for fall 2020 starts with having a plan and planning for change.
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Black Lives Matter street mural now on display along Indiana Avenue
The mural was created by local Indianapolis artists Aug. 1 on a street on the north side of IUPUI's campus.
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Young adults' risks from first-time opioid prescriptions may not be as high as previously thought
Young people who are prescribed opioids for the first time may be at a slightly greater risk of developing a substance-related problem later in life.
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Brightest-known fluorescent materials have academic, commercial potential
SMILES, or small-molecule, ionic isolation lattices, are the subject of a published academic paper in the peer-reviewed journal Chem.
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New fitness garden pays tribute to historic program
The fitness garden is the newest addition to campus. It pays respect to 150 years of instruction and brings that material to life.
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Answer the call: How IU is using contact tracing to address COVID-19
IU experts believe that a robust system of contact tracing is key to the safe return of students and employees to IU campuses this fall.
Hamilton Lugar School of Global and International Studies