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Stage play devised at IU shines a spotlight on addiction crisis
Professors and students devised "Ascendant" to share the story of people affected by the addiction crisis.
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Discovery of emerging therapy that halts tumor growth found using Tyler Trent's donated cell lines
Researchers at the IU School of Medicine have found a combination therapy that significantly slows tumor growth in models, built from cells taken from Tyler Trent's tumors.
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IU Recreational Sports offers new personal training options
Renovated spaces in the Student Recreational Sports Center and Tennis Center, and the use of HSA funds, add to personal training options.
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Media advisory for Viola Davis keynote at IU Day of Commemoration
Viola Davis will deliver a keynote lecture as part of the Day of Commemoration marking IU’s 200th birthday and Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
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Bicentennial tributes and world premiere events mark IU Cinema's spring season
The spring lineup will present world premieres and international guest filmmakers while continuing its bicentennial tributes.
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Gayle Cook donation will support new Cook Center for Public Arts and Humanities at IU Bloomington
The new center will be home to several of IU Bloomington's most public-facing arts and humanities centers.
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Get up to speed on IU's adverse weather policy
The university's policy covers a wide range of weather-related issues, including questions about pay and campus closures.
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Polis Center at IUPUI collaborating on new web-based 'Encyclopedia of Indianapolis'
The encyclopedia's updated, digital format will provide information on the city over the past two centuries.
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IUPUI employees have free indoor physical activity options, and an exhibit by a Herron School alumnus is on display, among other news.
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IU maintains highest credit ratings, remains among top public universities
Both S&P Global and Moody's Investor Service have reaffirmed the university's top credit ratings and highest available short-term ratings.
