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More notable professors

Five names who stand out might be teaching one of your classes this year.


Professor Elinor Ostrom wins Nobel prize for economics

Marking her mark

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On Oct. 12, 2009, Ostrom became the first female recipient of the Nobel Prize in economics, a career many advised her not to pursue.


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On campus must-dos

Fifteen places to be sure and visit while you are at Indiana University.


Jared Jeffries

Famous Hoosiers

Meet some famous Hoosiers.


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What is a Hoosier?

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A small card in IU’s reference library was imprinted with a brief definition of the word “Hoosier.” Jeffrey Graf, a reference associate at the Herman B Wells Library, thought its explanation was too brief, so he produced a large file of information and started a struggle that has been on IU’s campus for quite some time.



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IU faces team on 22-game losing streak

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The last time the Western Kentucky Hilltoppers won a football game was Sept. 20, 2008. It was a 50-9 win for the Hilltoppers against Murray State, a team that IU had just beaten two weeks prior. Since that game, WKU has dropped 22 in a row.


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CAPS finds increase in student depression

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More students at IU are seeking help for depression and stress-related issues than ever before. Last year, the Health Center’s Counseling and Psychological Services received roughly 17,000 visits, most relating to depression and stress-related problems.



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Football walk-on Beckum earns 1st start

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Junior Leon Beckum will make his first start as middle linebacker Saturday for IU. While starting is an accomplishment for any player, it seems to carry a little more weight for Beckum.









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DEA’s ‘Take Back’ to curb prescription drug abuse

In conjunction with local law enforcement, the Drug Enforcement Agency is launching its first nationwide “Take Back” initiative, which is designed to collect expired, unused and unwanted prescription medication that has the potential to be abused.