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The IU School of Public and Environmental Affairs is launching a Master of Public Affairs degree through SPEA Connect, an online initiative between IU Bloomington and IU-Purdue University Indianapolis.
IU and Acacia International have announced that Indiana Acacia fraternity’s charter has be revoked.
The Hutton Family Study Abroad Scholarship received a $500,000 gift from the Edward L. Hutton Foundation in early June, the largest gift to date that will benefit from a matching program at IU.
Alum from the class of 1962 watches a slideshow of moments from his graduating class Saturday in the Tudor Room at a dinner commemorating their class's 50th reunion.
An alumna from the class of 1962 poses with Herman B Well statue Saturday by the Indiana Memorial Union.
The year of 1962 marked the construction of the Berlin Wall and the haze of the Cuban Missile Crisis. Alumni took the time to reflect on that era and celebrate the 50th anniversary of their graduation.
This Tuesday commemorates Juneteenth, June 19, 1856, a day that celebrates the final chapter of slavery in the United States.
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Alum from the class of 1962 watches a slideshow of moments from his graduating class Saturday in the Tudor Room at a dinner commemorating their class's 50th reunion.
Alumni from the Cream & Crimson celebration Saturday of the class of 1962's 50th reunion pose in front of the Indiana Memorial Union.
An alumna from the class of 1962 poses with Herman B. Well statue Saturday by the Indiana Memorial Union.
President McRobbie and first lady Laurie Burns pose with the donations check from the class of 1962 Saturday at the Bryant House for the Cream & Crimson Alumni Weekend celebration for the class's 50th reunion. Support will go to individual, personally selected sectors of the University.
Elinor “Lin” Ostrom, 2009 Nobel Prize recipient and distinguished professor of political science, died Tuesday at IU Health Bloomington Hospital. Ostrom, 78, will be remembered for her professional work, her commitment to students and her 47 years at the University.
In early May, IU and Acacia International announced the Indiana Acacia’s charter would be revoked. It was a mutual decision between IU and the international fraternal organization.
The City of Bloomington recently issued the Local Government Operations Energy Use and Emissions Inventory, which catalogued energy use between individual city departments.
A new study from Western Kentucky University shows only 25 percent of students ever change their major, and just 5 percent of these students switch programs more than once.
The Indiana University Maurer School of Law has approved a new program that will allow law students to earn a minor in education policy studies.
A ceremony was conducted Friday at the Simone G. Hillel Center in remembrance of Lauren Spierer’s disappearance one year ago.
Indiana Geological Survey employees drove a truck outfitted with an earthquake simulator, nicknamed the “Quake Cottage,” on Thursday to the Indiana Memorial Union to help raise awareness about the dangers of earthquakes.
