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Empowerment and support: IU making strides with women in STEM fields
IU's enrollment and degree attainment for women in science, technology, engineering and math programs has increased through various efforts.
Diversity, academic success key themes in IU's fall 2022 class
More than 30 percent of the Indiana University student body -- almost 25,000 students -- are domestic students of color.
IU Bloomington recognized nationally for commitment to LGBTQ+ students
The campus has been named one of the "Best of the Best LGBTQ+ Friendly Colleges and Universities" by Campus Pride.
Media School students travel to Israel to cover the Maccabiah
Sports media students Evan Kamikow and Griffin Epstein spent their summer broadcasting the world's third largest sporting event.
Small steps to significant strides: IU women's basketball and Title IX
The enactment of Title IX in 1972 helped the women's hoops program grow into one with great amenities and millions in financial support.
IU names new associate vice president for faculty and belonging
Pamela Braboy Jackson will fill this role beginning June 1 as part of the Presidential Diversity Hiring Initiative.
IUPUI commencement speaker Jori Mundy to theme address around life lessons
The IUPUI and IU Bloomington alumna will deliver a message of using life experiences to steer one’s path in her address to undergraduates.
New Jewish Culture Center, in partnership with IU Hillel, open on Bloomington campus
IU Bloomington, in collaboration with IU Hillel, opens a Jewish Culture Center for students, faculty and staff.
'Reimagining our world': Student commencement speaker urges seniors to challenge the status quo
Jordan Davis has challenged the status quo on the Bloomington campus with efforts to make it more inclusive and equitable for all students.
Inaugural IU National HIV Conference brings together experts across disciplines
The conference, June 8 to 11 in Indianapolis, will include speakers, workshops, poster sessions, and a health and wellness fair.
IU Northwest launches Groups Scholars Program
The program includes financial assistance and more for Northwest Indiana's first-generation and underrepresented students.
IU Soul Revue then and now: A 50-year legacy of excellence
The ensemble that celebrates Black music and culture in an academic setting has created a legacy of success over its 50 years.