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A love for swimming, from one generation to the next
IU freshman Michael Brinegar is following in his mother's footsteps: He fell in love with the same sport that took her to the Olympics.
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Prominent climate scientist to deliver talk at IU
Katharine Hayhoe will speak on environmental communication at the Fine Arts Building auditorium March 26.
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IU Media School names director of new investigative journalism center
Kathleen Johnston will be founding director of the Michael I. Arnolt Center for Investigative Journalism.
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Indiana University statement on White House free speech order
The university has long cultivated an environment where a broad spectrum of ideas and matters of importance can be expressed and discussed.
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International research: Collaborating to study the crisis of religious authority in Islam
IU's Global Gateways have made it easier for international scholars studying Islam to collaborate in a challenging political climate.
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Indiana University announces 2019 commencement speakers, honorary degree recipients
Read about speakers at IU Bloomington and IUPUI commencement ceremonies and honorary degree recipients at ceremonies across the state.
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IU students advance their high-tech companies by winning Bloomington competition
Undergraduates in the Kelley School of Business delivered winning business pitches during an event for Bloomington-based startups.
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NSF awards IU biologist $860,000 to study evolutionary development
Indiana University biologist Armin Moczek has been awarded over $860,000 from the NSF to conduct research on evolution using dung beetles.
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Learn about food waste at IUPUI, a new health informatics master's degree, Cancer Research Day and the Muslim Philanthropy Initiative.
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Indiana Rural Opioid Consortium seeking residents' input to guide opioid use disorder initiatives
Rural Indiana residents are being encouraged to share their perspectives on opioids and substance use disorder through a survey.
