News from the Provost
Accelerating Imagination
March 21, 2023
Announcing a new initiative bringing together some of IU's top researchers and resources in AI, high-performance computing, and data science.
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Town halls set for grad leader finalists
March 10, 2023
David Daleke and Padraic Kenney are finalists for a new position: dean of the IU Bloomington Graduate School and vice provost for graduate education.
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“Project Inspire”: An effort to improve our instructional spaces
MARCH 2, 2023
New initiative will dedicate up to $5 million per year to enhance campus learning spaces to support student and faculty success.
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Ready, set …
FEBRUARY 15, 2023
Rahul Shrivastav celebrates his first year as provost by looking ahead.
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Search announced for dean of the IUB Graduate School
January 27, 2023
Provost Shrivastav has appointed a committee to identify candidates for the vice provost for graduate education and dean of the IUB Graduate School.
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Committee named to lead dean search for IU School of Optometry
January 18, 2023
Provost Shrivastav has appointed a new committee to identify candidates for the position of dean for the IU School of Optometry.
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Building on our strengths
January 12, 2023
Provost Shrivastav shares updates on IUB 2030 strategic planning and the Faculty 100 initiative.
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AMP-ing up our efforts
November 8, 2022
To help students better prepare for today’s ever-changing knowledge economy, IU is launching an exciting new incentive program for accelerated master’s degrees, AMP IU.
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Life changed overnight for Ukrainian undergrad
Yaroslav Chalyi shares his experience growing up in the midst of political unrest in Ukraine and his life today as a student and advocate living in the United States while war rages back home.
Ukrainian scholars supported by partners from IU
The Indiana University-Ukraine Nonresidential Scholars Program is supporting more than 30 Ukrainian scholars and helping them continue their research while Russia wages war on their country.
IU students help translate diary of woman’s escape from Mariupol
A woman documented her family's harrowing fight for survival in the first months of the war in Ukraine. Students at Indiana University helped translate her account to English.
Professor gets firsthand look at massive volunteer effort in response to Russia-Ukraine war
Elizabeth Cullen Dunn, director of the IU Center for Refugee Studies and professor of geography in the College of Arts and Sciences, will return to Poland this spring to continue her research on th... Read more about Professor gets firsthand look at massive volunteer effort in response to Russia-Ukraine war
Ask the Expert: The Russia-Ukraine war’s impact on energy markets
Michael De Groot, assistant professor in the Indiana University Hamilton Lugar School of Global and International Studies, answered questions about the economic impact of Russia's invasion of Ukrai... Read more about Ask the Expert: The Russia-Ukraine war’s impact on energy markets