IU Class of 2025 graduates become leaders, career-ready professionals
Graduation is almost here, and members of the Class of 2025 are celebrating their hard work and accomplishments at Indiana University. Six graduating students from the Bloomington and Indianapolis... Read more about IU Class of 2025 graduates become leaders, career-ready professionals
Professor’s African dig uncovers bone tools that offer insights on early human life
For two decades, Jackson Njau has been conducting paleoanthropologist research at the Olduvai Gorge. His recent bone tool discovery has pushed back history 1 million years.
2025 IU Rural Conference to foster collaboration and innovation in rural Indiana
The Indiana University Center for Rural Engagement will host its seventh annual IU Rural Conference on May 12 and 13 at French Lick Resort, offering a robust lineup of events focused on the i... Read more about 2025 IU Rural Conference to foster collaboration and innovation in rural Indiana
A biologist’s journey into the field of volcanology
A surprising finding during a field expedition two years ago led biology Ph.D. student Alejandra Rodriguez Abaunza to broaden her research and use IU’s International Enhancement Grant to enroll i... Read more about A biologist’s journey into the field of volcanology
First cohort of teacher apprentices chart new path
Indiana University’s newly launched Registered Apprenticeship Program, a work-while-you-learn program for those preparing to be classroom teachers, has started in Frankfort, Indiana.
‘One-shot’ behavioral tool could change how social media users interact with negative content
The study found that a cognitive behavioral therapy intervention tool could help people identify negative, rigid and extreme language on social media and reduce engagement with it.
Indiana University celebrating 2025 commencement across state
Indiana University will award more than 20,000 degrees in nine commencement ceremonies and celebrations across the state from May 9 to 15.
New research on bird behavior suggests that evolution may repeat itself
The study found that bird species who nest in tree cavities have independently evolved heightened aggression across lineages, particularly in females.
2 IU Indianapolis students awarded prestigious national scholarships in research and language
Malachi Aklilu won a Critical Language Scholarship to study Turkish, and Rachel Schweiger won the Barry M. Goldwater Scholarship for research excellence.
Cosmetologist-turned-scholar starts nonprofit with help from IU programs
Margaret Ferguson worked as a hairdresser for over 10 years when she was suddenly diagnosed with a muscle disorder. After going back to school at IU Bloomington, she’s graduating as a founder of... Read more about Cosmetologist-turned-scholar starts nonprofit with help from IU programs
