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Former Surgeon General Jerome Adams to serve as Kelley School's Poling Chair
Adams will meet with students, faculty and staff, discussing life sciences careers, research, and how business and science interact.
Empowerment and support: IU making strides with women in STEM fields
IU's enrollment and degree attainment for women in science, technology, engineering and math programs has increased through various efforts.
9/11 Commission documentary will have Midwestern premiere at IU
"Are We Safer Today?" tells the story of the bipartisan 9/11 Commission's work and impact.
Herron exhibition to explore Black creative responses to legacy of slavery
Several Black artists and 10 historical objects centered on the stories of enslaved people and their descendants will be featured.
IU names Indianapolis Chamber president as VP for university relations
Michael Huber will lead IU's government relations efforts at the state and federal level as well as economic engagement.
IU initiates university-wide strategic planning effort
IU 2030 will create plans for each campus and establish a bold vision to propel the university into the highest tier in higher education.
Stain-resistant school uniforms could expose children to harmful chemicals
Researchers from the O'Neill School detected PFAS in all of the stain-resistant school uniforms they tested from nine popular brands.
Major League Soccer Players Association teams up with IU Kelley School of Business
Current and former MLS players will be able to earn a master's degree or certificate designed to prepare them for future success.
IU to lead NSF-funded center focused on transforming nanocrystal research
A team of researchers led by IU chemist Sara Skrabalak has been awarded a $1.8 million grant to advance nanocrystal design and discovery.
Crop disruption from war in Ukraine could increase global carbon emissions, food prices
New IU research shows that the disruption of crop production is expected to increase carbon emissions and food prices across the globe.