IU Bloomington to invest $15.7 million in major upgrades for Musical Arts Center
The modernization of the Jacobs School of Music’s MAC — one of the most iconic and technically complex performance venues in the nation — will ensure it continues to serve as a premier cultur... Read more about IU Bloomington to invest $15.7 million in major upgrades for Musical Arts Center
Regional student researchers shape their fields of study and Indiana’s future
Regional campus students’ research was on display at Regionals at the Rotunda, where over 40 projects were shared with lawmakers. Read about how fiive of those students are shaping the future of... Read more about Regional student researchers shape their fields of study and Indiana’s future
Hamilton Lugar School to honor David Beasley’s leadership in food security
The school will honor one of the world’s leading champions of global food security when it presents the Morris Humanitarian Award to Beasley, the former U.N. World Food Programme executive direct... Read more about Hamilton Lugar School to honor David Beasley’s leadership in food security
Researcher earns USDA grant to integrate biodiversity into soil health assessments
Assistant professor André Franco of the Paul H. O’Neill School of Public and Environmental Affairs aims to reshape how farmers, land managers and policymakers evaluate soil health through a $737... Read more about Researcher earns USDA grant to integrate biodiversity into soil health assessments
IU adopts Chicago Principles, affirming university’s commitment to free expression, academic freedom
The Indiana University Board of Trustees voted unanimously on Feb. 20 to adopt this widely recognized statement of values, affirming IU’s enduring commitment to free expression, academic freedom... Read more about IU adopts Chicago Principles, affirming university’s commitment to free expression, academic freedom
Board approves new leadership degree to strengthen Indiana’s workforce
The new Master of Science in Leadership and Organizational Systems degree will launch at the Paul H. O’Neill School of Public and Environmental Affairs at IU Indianapolis in fall 2026.
IU Bloomington to mark America’s 250th anniversary with exhibitions, courses and events
IU’s America 250 initiative will include new courses, lectures, performances, exhibitions and community-focused events exploring the Revolutionary War era and the historical, political, philosoph... Read more about IU Bloomington to mark America’s 250th anniversary with exhibitions, courses and events
Smithsonian internship inspires pursuit of Master of Arts in Philanthropic Studies
An internship in Washington, D.C., gave Clarissa Trent experience in several areas of development, including major gifts and memberships, which led her to pursue her master’s degree at the Indian... Read more about Smithsonian internship inspires pursuit of Master of Arts in Philanthropic Studies
Board of Trustees approves IU Inc., a new nonprofit to accelerate research, advance IU 2030
IU Inc. is a nonprofit organization designed to expand and enhance IU partnerships with industry, start-ups and government agencies, with the goal of more rapidly transforming discovery into real-w... Read more about Board of Trustees approves IU Inc., a new nonprofit to accelerate research, advance IU 2030
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Trustees to meet Feb. 20 in Indianapolis
The Indiana University Board of Trustees will meet on Friday, Feb. 20, at the Madam Walker Legacy Center, 617 Indiana Ave. in Indianapolis.
