Former French Minister addresses inequality Monday
Oct 10, 2016 9:15 pmFormer French Minister of Justice gave a speech on the history and legacy of inequality.
Former French Minister of Justice gave a speech on the history and legacy of inequality.
International Observe the Moon Night at the Kirkwood Observatory makes astronomy more accessible.
Roger Cohen described the importance of social media, journalism and covering the general election.
Mae Jemison discussed creating a better, more sustainable future.
Reuters ranked IU 37th worldwide last week on its list of 100 most innovative universities.
Milt and Judi Stewart's gift will be used to endow the Maurer School of Law's Center on the Global Legal Profession and a professorship.
ScIU bloggers write about the importance of science.
Research in science and philosophy peaks in how and why women orgasm.
Since the project’s beginning in 2008, over 400 oral histories have been recorded.
Radhika Parameswaran presented on modern criticisms of colorism Friday.
The CAGS Fall 2016 Security Speakers Series featured a discussion on sea power, global thinking and the Indian Ocean.
A common lobby, elevator and updated research labs are coming to Swain Hall West.
IU faculty and Joe Buck spoke to attendees about the rich history of Franklin Hall and the future of the Media School.
Physics professor studies the interactions between atoms that can build powerful computers.
IU debaters beat out elite teams to earn 23rd seed in elimination round.
Last spring the withdrawal rate was an average of about 45 students per class.
Bill Cheswick tells IU audience the secret to cybersecurity is time.
Professor Sonia Velázquez uses the beauty of stories to bring people together.
Two teachers from Botswana learn teaching methods at IU.
Native American Mississippian artifacts were discovered in southwestern Indiana.
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