Teams continue progress on IUB 2030
Momentum is being made on the plan’s pillars: Student Success and Opportunity, Transformative Research and Creativity, and Service to the State and Beyond.
News from the Provost
The future of experiential learning
February 11, 2025
Provost Shrivastav highlights how the university is expanding and enhancing experiential learning (EL) opportunities for all students.
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Advancing STEM education
January 28, 2025
Provost Shrivastav shares insights from a recent national STEM education convening and highlights IU’s commitment to teaching innovation.
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The road ahead
January 14, 2025
Provost Shrivastav previews key campus initiatives advancing during spring term.
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News at IU
Late IU trustee Melanie Walker honored with outdoor seating space on Bloomington campus
The trustees approved an outdoor seating space with a view of the Metz Carillon and Cox Arboretum, and the planting of a pink flowering dogwood tree. Her portrait also has been added to the Women o... Read more about Late IU trustee Melanie Walker honored with outdoor seating space on Bloomington campus
Marianne Kamp secures grant to help preserve personal histories of Central Asians in 1991
More than three decades ago, Marianne Kamp saw first-hand how the collapse of the Soviet Union affected nearly every aspect of life in Central Asia. With the support of a $50,000 grant from the Nat... Read more about Marianne Kamp secures grant to help preserve personal histories of Central Asians in 1991
IU Professor Jason Baird Jackson elected president of the American Folklore Society
Jason Baird Jackson, the Ruth N. Halls Professor of Folklore and Anthropology in the College of Arts and Sciences at Indiana University Bloomington, has been elected President of the American Folkl... Read more about IU Professor Jason Baird Jackson elected president of the American Folklore Society
All generic drugs are not equal; those made in India have more ‘severe adverse events’
New research from the Indiana University Kelley School of Business finds that generic drugs manufactured in India are linked to significantly more hospitalization, disability and, in a few cases, d... Read more about All generic drugs are not equal; those made in India have more ‘severe adverse events’
Art history professor explores Nordic art through YouTube channel
When Michelle Facos, a professor in the Department of Art History within the College of Arts and Sciences at Indiana University, was hired to co-curate a Scandinavian art exhibition, she began post... Read more about Art history professor explores Nordic art through YouTube channel