Find news related to diversity and inclusion from Indiana University’s 7 campuses and 2 regional centers.
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Virtual summer program provides IT training to Indianapolis youth
High school students in underrepresented minorities are participating in STEM-related workshops this summer through iDEW.
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Wayne James will broaden IUPD's focus on diversity, inclusion in new assistant vice president role
James has been named assistant vice president and deputy superintendent for law enforcement operations, diversity and community engagement.
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IU establishes Pandemic Health Disparities Fund; committee work begins
The fund will support health and safety programs designed to address the disproportionate impact COVID-19 is having on people of color.
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Vice President for International Affairs Hannah Buxbaum statement on immigration executive order
Buxbaum has released a statement in response to President Trump's suspension of new work visas.
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IU applauds Supreme Court ruling on DACA program
In a statement, IU President Michael A. McRobbie said DACA recipients bring rich perspectives and experiences to campuses and communities.
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Intramural Center renamed for trailblazing basketball star Bill Garrett
IU's actions to further diversity and inclusion include review of all named structures and creation of a Pandemic Health Disparities Fund.
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IU creates Racial Justice Research Fund to further advance faculty efforts to fight racial injustice
The fund will support grants for IU faculty, connect researchers and host an ongoing Racial Justice Research Workshop series.
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Next Generation 2.0 leadership program names 6th cohort
Six faculty and 14 staff members have been selected for the sixth round of IUPUI's leadership development program.
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Indiana University leaders speak out following weekend of unrest across the nation
Following the tragic death of George Floyd, IU leaders are speaking out on the topic of diversity, community and inclusivity.
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IUPUI student named a 2020-21 Newman Civic fellow
Marelyn Posadas-Cuaya put her nose to the grindstone despite difficulties to become a nationally recognized community advocate.
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IUPUI students create COVID-19 social media relief pages to help Indy residents
The group has established Facebook, Twitter and Instagram pages with resources for getting through these uncertain times.
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Students get a taste of Irish culture through food workshop
Students learned how to cook classic Irish comfort foods at a recent workshop led by the student organization Food Education at IU.