Nobel prize-winning physicist zooms through history of the universe
Nov 9, 2016 8:13 pmThe universe is calm and beautiful, astrophysicist says.
The universe is calm and beautiful, astrophysicist says.
Unexplored chemical reactions can reduce carbon dioxide emissions.
Until Thursday, anyone can attend classes focusing on Islam and Islamophobia.
IU students protest women's studies program shutdown at IPFW.
Mental illness is more than just a matter of mind - it's a culture that should be accepting.
We've been genetically modifying the food we eat for centuries.
IU Food Project introduced a Certificate in Food Studies, which began fall 2016.
Eva Nogales discussed her research with students on Monday.
The panel aimed to give career advice to students in the College of Arts and Sciences.
Unexpected results can lead to the most influential scientific research.
The program is focused on helping students graduate on time.
Philosophy's gender imbalance is complicated, professors say.
A chemical supramolecule might help fight environmental pollution.
The Polish Studies Center hosted Professor Konrad Werner's philosophy discussion.
LD Van Essen spoke on the poaching of rhino horns in South Africa.
Carnegie Corporation of New York donated the grant to create a Russian Studies Workshop.
Graduate students pay thousands more for credits outside their normal school.
Computers are still quite different from humans despite advances in artificial intelligence.
Almost a third of international students choose to study business.
The College of Arts and Sciences introduces Career Communities to their students.
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