Find news related to diversity and inclusion from Indiana University’s 7 campuses and 2 regional centers.
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USG President Alexandria Murphy drives change from the top
Meet Alexandria Murphy and read about the change she's inspired as president of the Undergraduate Student Government.
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Celebrating Native American heritage
The Multicultural Center at IUPUI is hosting events throughout November for Native American Heritage Month.
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Potpourri of the Arts celebrates African, African American dance and music traditions
Alex Goldblatt, E.J. Wiggins and Jael Martin speak about Potpourri of the Arts and Bootsy Collins.
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Travel around the world without leaving campus during International Education Week
International Education Week events will celebrate intercultural exchange and the diversity of the Bloomington campus.
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Celebrate LGBTQ History Month at IUPUI
The Multicultural and LGBTQ+ centers are offering programs and resources in October to educate about the history of the LGBTQ+ community.
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Diversity-focused campus groups celebrate milestone anniversaries
In the 2019-20 academic year, several diversity-focused groups will celebrate milestone anniversaries.
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Fata Morgana showcases music and film on the cutting edge
The IUPUI Arts and Humanities Institute is hosting the three-day interactive event at the Eskenazi Fine Arts Center on Oct. 3-5.
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Tickets now available for annual Harvey Milk Dinner
Margaret Cho will be the featured speaker at the event, organized by the LGBTQ+ Student Alliance at IUPUI.
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'Project EPIC at IUPUI' aims to address inequities among women in STEM ranks
IUPUI will use a National Science Foundation grant to position itself as a national leader in hiring and promoting women scientists.
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Commitment to inclusion: IU Bloomington and IUPUI honored with excellence in diversity awards
The two core IU campuses received the award for a strong commitment to diversity and inclusion through innovative programs and outreach.
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From Russia with pride: Scholar-in-residence focuses on a non-western approach to queer politics
Lyosha Gorshkov, a Brooklyn-based LGBTQ+ activist, hopes to forge new paths for research during his brief time on the Bloomington campus.
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Activist Dolores Huerta to speak in honor of National Hispanic Heritage Month at IU Bloomington
Huerta co-founded what is now the United Farm Workers and is known for her famous saying, "Sí se puede," translated as "Yes we can!"