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Trustees approve 2 new degrees for IUPUI
The IU Board of Trustees approved a new undergraduate degree in world languages education and a graduate degree in musculoskeletal health at its December meeting.
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Jordan Avenue to be renamed in honor of Eagleson family
Trustees approved renaming the street Eagleson Avenue, in honor of a prominent Black family involved in the Bloomington community and IU.
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Reduced electricity use drives drop in greenhouse gas emissions on IU campuses
The IU Board of Trustees heard an update on greenhouse gas reduction and future planning, and also approved renovations to Morrison Hall.
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Fiscal year 2021 closes with good results, including continuing increase in student aid
The increase in student financial aid continuing a streak of increases that now total $89 million since 2017.
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Sophomore driven by passion for social justice and an entrepreneurial spirit
Joa'Quinn Griffin has aided students with diversity, equity and inclusion through a mural project, student government and his role as an RA.
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Taking collaboration to the next level
The IU Regional Academic Health Center includes the IU Bloomington Health Sciences Building as well as IU Health Bloomington.
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New guide on aging in urban areas to benefit Indianapolis-area elders
A Traditional Arts Indiana program is creating a public resource to fight ageism by connecting older adults with creative activities.
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Rachel McLimore among IUPUI seniors leading the charge for another chance at the NCAA Tournament
McLimore was new to the team when its shot at the 2020 Big Dance was cut short by COVID-19. Now, she hopes to lead the team to victory.
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5 study tips to prepare you for finals
Finals are just around the corner. Make sure you're prepared with these study strategies.
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IU-led climate action programs to expand with $1.25M McKinney Family Foundation grant
The five-year grant will support the formation of the McKinney Midwest Climate Project under IU's Environmental Resilience Institute.
