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Cyber-security requires vigilance

By Colleen Leahy · Wednesday, July 24,2013 7:51 p.m.

Earlier this summer, Purdue’s computer servers were hacked. Three former Purdue students are being charged with an assortment of crimes — among them, conspiracy to commit computer tampering and conspiracy to commit burglary — after a collective four years of unabashed grade-changing that elevated two students from straight F’s to nearly straight A’s.

Interim Dean discusses merger

By Makenzie Holland · Sunday, July 21,2013 9:03 p.m.

Interim Dean of the School of Journalism Lesa Hatley Major said she sees a more cutting edge school arising from the merge pending its approval.

IU Kelley School of Business Leading Index for Indiana moves up

Sunday, July 21,2013 7:37 p.m.

IU Kelley School of Business’ Leading Index for Indiana moved up 0.2 points to 100.9, according to a press release. The Housing Market index, a component of the LII, continued to rise and the transportation component of the index fell.

ApeX Therapeutics receives grant

Sunday, July 21,2013 7:34 p.m.

ApeX Therapeutics recently received a Phase 1, Small Business Innovation Research grant for $240,332 from the National Cancer Institute at the National Institutes of Health, according to a press release.

New ranking for IU released

Sunday, July 21,2013 7:19 p.m.

In a recently released 50-school ranking by the College Database, “50 U.S. Colleges Where Art Programs Abound,” IU ranked sixth in the nation for the number of degree programs available in the fine arts, according to a press release.

Proposed merger updates released

By Makenzie Holland · Wednesday, July 17,2013 8:46 p.m.

As the IU Board of Trustees’ August meeting at IU-Purdue University Indianapolis is now less than a month away, a crucial decision will soon be made regarding the fate of the IU School of Journalism.

Massey named associate vice president for university academic planning and policy

Monday, July 15,2013 10:53 p.m.

Anne Massey has been named associate vice president for university academic planning and policy at IU, according to a press release.

Annual conference receives new name

Sunday, July 14,2013 8:05 p.m.

Starting next summer, the 46th Education Leadership Summer Conference will be renamed as the Martha McCarthy Education Law and Policy Institute.

Dace to be IUPUI vice chancellor for diversity, equity and inclusion

Sunday, July 14,2013 8:02 p.m.

Karen Dace will be appointed as IUPUI's next vice chancellor for diversity, equity and inclusion effective Sept. 3, according to a press release.

Karen Dace expected to be IUPUI's new vice chancellor for diversity, equity and inclusion

Sunday, July 14,2013 3:28 p.m.

Pending approval by the IU Board of Trustees, Karen Dace is to be appointed as IU-Purdue University Indianapolis’ next vice chancellor for diversity, equity and inclusion effective Sept. 3, according to a press release.

IU professor says Fourth Amendment in danger

Wednesday, July 10,2013 7:05 p.m.

IU Maurer School of Law Distinguished Professor Fred H. Cate said recent disclosures about widespread surveillance programs signal the erosion of society’s Fourth Amendment right, according to a press release.

IU security experts receive $910,000

Sunday, July 7,2013 7:47 p.m.

The Department of Defense awarded $910,000 to a team of computer security experts at IU to study issues and vulnerabilities associated with software-defined networking, according to a press release.

Student federal loan interest rates set to double July 1

By Makenzie Holland · Sunday, June 30,2013 8:18 p.m.

Effective July 1, interest rates on many new federal student loans are set to double.

IU responds to Fisher v. University of Texas case

By Catherine Huynh · Wednesday, June 26,2013 9:03 p.m.

In a statement in response to the Fisher decision, IU President Michael A. McRobbie says IU “will analyze the decision carefully before taking any action.”

IUDM participant a finalist in contest

By John Bauernfeind · Wednesday, June 26,2013 7:31 p.m.

Paige Rawl is making a name for herself. The 18-year-old HIV/AIDS advocate was recently announced a finalist for Seventeen magazine’s “Pretty Amazing” contest.

IU film wins Best Comedy in Hollywood

By Makenzie Holland · Wednesday, June 26,2013 7:28 p.m.

Campus Best Picture “Under Euclid’s Watch,” Campus Best Comedy “SheetWOW,” and Campus Best Drama “Pilgrimage” were the three films representing IU at the 2013 Campus MovieFest in Los Angeles. “SheetWOW,” won Best Comedy at the Hollywood competition.

Employee hour cuts to take effect July 1

By Catherine Huynh · Sunday, June 23,2013 7:09 p.m.

Starting July 1, one hour will be the only thing that will keep IU employees, as well as all employees in the U.S., ineligible for health care through their employer.

Trustees approve campus building renovations, budget

By Matthew Glowicki · Sunday, June 23,2013 7:07 p.m.

The IU Board of Trustees convened at IU-Purdue University Fort Wayne Thursday and Friday to discuss and vote on the University budget and various construction projects.

Breithaupt appointed interim Honors dean

Friday, June 21,2013 5:29 p.m.

Fritz Breithaupt, professor of Germanic studies, adjunct professor in comparative literature and affiliated professor of cognitive science in the College of Arts and Sciences, has been appointed interim dean of the Hutton Honors College.

New study looks at TED Talks

Wednesday, June 19,2013 7:46 p.m.

New research led by IU has found in a comprehensive study of over 1,200 TED Talks videos and their presenters that only 21 percent of the presenters were academics and, of those, only about one-quarter were women, according to a press release.

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