Find news related to diversity and inclusion from Indiana University’s 7 campuses and 2 regional centers.
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History professor leading IU, Serbian students on civil rights tour
Alex Lichtenstein will take students from IU Bloomington and the University of Novi Sad to memorials in the South to reckon with racism.
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IUPUI awarded funds to support education of Hoosier science teachers
The Hoosier STEM Academy, which includes the School of Education and School of Science at IUPUI, received over $600,000 to address teacher shortage.
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IU Soul Revue celebrating 50th anniversary with year of events
The celebration includes a public conversation with Grammy-winning producer Daryl Simmons and a concert featuring IU Soul Revue alumni.
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Noted queer Latinx writer to speak at Whittenberger Auditorium
Gabby Rivera, Marvel Comics' first Latina writer, will speak at a National Latinx/Hispanic Heritage Month and LGBTQ+ History Month event.
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IU makes $30 million investment in faculty diversity hiring
The seven-year Presidential Diversity Hiring Initiative will accelerate IU's efforts to hire a more diverse mix of faculty.
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IU enrolls record number of students of color; IU Bloomington shatters enrollment records
Students of color reflect a record enrollment level of 29 percent across IU, and IU Bloomington has record overall enrollment.
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Black church music documentary by IU professor, WTIU wins national, regional awards
"Amen! Music of the Black Church," written and conducted by Raymond Wise, features performances by the IU African American Choral Ensemble.
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Investment helps high school students attend IUPUI informatics diversity initiative
IUPUI's Informatics Diversity-Enhanced Workforce initiative received a $100,000 investment from JPMorgan Chase to help high school students.
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NXG Youth Motorsports partners with School of Engineering and Technology at IUPUI
The partnership will provide academy participants with scholarships to any academic program in the school.
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Pike High School graduate awarded IUPUI's inaugural Through Their Eyes Memorial Scholarship
Nona Duncan of Indianapolis is the inaugural recipient of the scholarship, valued at up to $15,000 and renewable for up to four years.
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Lemuel W. Watson appointed acting vice provost for diversity and inclusion
Watson will also continue in his current role as IU's associate vice president for diversity, equity and multicultural affairs.
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Get updates on the IU Job Framework, the university's Anti-Racist Agenda and the first varsity esports program at a regional campus.