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Shelby Rader from Indiana University Bloomington has been chosen as a Storymaker Fellow by USC's Wrigley Institute. Her research focuses on critical minerals' role in technology and health risks associated with heavy metals. The fellowship supports her commitment to communicating science beyond academia.
Read more →Pacers CEO and IU professor to deliver keynote addresses at IU Bloomington commencements
May 1, 2026
Indiana University Bloomington has named the CEO of the Indiana Pacers and an IU professor as keynote speakers for upcoming commencement ceremonies. The university draws students from across the country and around the world while contributing to Indiana’s culture and economy.
Read more →Maurer students gain legal recognition for conservation partnership and prescribed burning law
April 30, 2026
Indiana University Maurer School of Law students helped draft legislation recognizing major regional conservation partnerships while also contributing new laws expanding prescribed burning practices in Indiana. Their work demonstrates how future lawyers can support environmental protection through policy-making.
Read more →Largest undergraduate-managed real estate private equity fund raises additional $7.8 million
April 28, 2026
Students at Indiana University's Kelley School raised an additional $7.8 million for their undergraduate-managed private equity fund—now totaling approximately $12 million across two funds. The program offers hands-on learning experiences through direct investments nationwide.
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Indiana University professor develops guide for police response to homelessness
April 24, 2026
Professor Natalie Hipple at Indiana University Bloomington has created new resources guiding police responses toward homelessness based on extensive research into department practices nationwide. Her work emphasizes collaboration between multiple community sectors rather than relying solely on law enforcement.
Read more →IU School of Optometry provides free vision screenings to thousands of children and athletes
April 23, 2026
Indiana University’s School of Optometry delivers free annual vision screenings across Indiana schools and athletic programs—including high-profile athletes like quarterback Fernando Mendoza—to identify undetected eyesight issues early on. Faculty say routine exams boost performance both academically and athletically while giving future optometrists valuable experience.
Read more →IU Public Safety shares safety tips ahead of Little 500 weekend events
April 20, 2026
Indiana University Public Safety has released safety recommendations ahead of this year's Little 500 bicycle races on April 24-25. Officials emphasize preparation through emergency drills involving multiple campus partners while encouraging attendees' vigilance during busy race weekend activities.
Read more →IU students design Little 500 T-shirt for Homefield in campus competition
April 20, 2026
Indiana University students participated in a T-shirt design contest tied to the Little 500 race tradition with apparel company Homefield. Junior Harrison Hall won with his vintage-inspired graphic now sold commercially in Bloomington stores.
Read more →Four Indiana University faculty named Guggenheim Fellows for 2026
April 16, 2026
Four Indiana University faculty members have received prestigious Guggenheim Fellowships for their academic achievements across diverse fields such as literature, law, history, and science. This recognition underscores both individual accomplishments at IU Bloomington and IU Indianapolis as well as Indiana University's broader commitment to research excellence.
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