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Are you wearing the right backpack?
An IUPUI occupational therapy expert offers tips for how to prevent health issues from improper backpack use.
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Certain social, environmental factors found to increase a community's COVID-19 risk
IUPUI researchers found that the most socially vulnerable communities were impacted by COVID-19 more significantly during the summer months.
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Art therapy program at Herron School of Art and Design is nationally accredited
The program at IUPUI is the first accredited art therapy program at a public university in Indiana.
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IU part of NSF-funded national research hub studying neutron stars
A $3.25 million National Science Foundation grant supports the Nuclear Physics from Multi-Messenger Mergers project to study neutron stars.
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Alicia Kozma named new director of IU Cinema
Former Washington College assistant professor will oversee programming and operations of the world-class venue and curatorial program.
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IU Ventures launches inaugural Executive in Residence Program with diverse class of executives
A diverse class of executives will advise startup leaders in the IU Ventures portfolio through its inaugural Executive in Residence program.
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Report examines drivers of probation revocations and how to reduce them
The Center for Health and Justice Research at the IU Public Policy recently released a report focusing on probation revocations in Monroe County, Indiana.
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Indiana University mourns passing of trustee Melanie Walker
Walker was appointed to the IU Board of Trustees by then-Gov. Mike Pence in 2016 and served in several roles at the university.
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2 IU schools joining AI research institutes funded by $40 million in NSF grants
The Luddy School and the School of Education in Bloomington are part of the new NSF artificial intelligence institutes.
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IUPUI Chancellor Nasser Paydar to retire; search committee will be formed
Paydar's career at IU spans 36 years, and he has served as chancellor of IUPUI and executive vice president for IU since 2015.
