Lyndsay Valadez

Protests can offer hope but also cause stress.

Panelists discussed experiences and the need for racial equity action at IU. 

Preventative and restorative measures start with taking care of yourself.

Safety, education, resources and students are factors guiding IU course decisions.

There are financial, social and health habits to think about when going into public.

New stressors may factor into abuse or violence at home.

If masks made from the fabric are approved by the FDA, a company is ready to sell them.

Many researchers paused other projects to shift focus to COVID-19.

Coronavirus complications can range from rashes in kids to mental confusion.

Outside of research, it’s unclear what information antibody testing can provide.

Vaping-associated pulmonary illness can lead to diagnostic uncertainty with COVID-19.

Some state-of-emergency orders allow out-of-state providers to practice in their state.

The order clarifies that Jews are included in Title VI of the Civil Rights Act.

The school helps younger students and their parents communicate.

An unknown suspect drew the swastika with yellow spray paint.

A Kaplan Test Prep survey shows admission officer disfavor for free med school.

A first-generation college student is directing the event to help other students new to college.

Some students stay at IU for the holidays. Here's where they can get some food.

The council passed a proposal regarding tenure and promotion.

Senior therapist Cindi Winegardner gives tips about maintaining mental health.