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IU alumna Deborah Ford to serve as chancellor of IU Southeast

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Ford, who will assume the role July 1 pending Board of Trustees approval, will oversee all aspects of the academic and operational dimensions of the campus.

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Trustees approve renovations for School of Nursing at IUPUI

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Grant funds study of common infant heart defect

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On-campus residence hall rates approved for 2023-24

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Holocaust Remembrance Day: IU experts available to comment

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IU experts are ready to talk about Ukraine

On Feb. 24, Russia launched a military invasion of its neighbor, Ukraine. IU political scientists, historians and economists are available to discuss the impacts of the invasion on a wide range of topics, including foreign policy and politics, the economy, historical context, diplomacy and more.

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Free, 24/7 virtual mental health care services will be available to students

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5 Indiana University faculty named 2022 AAAS fellows

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Media School team makes camera equipment more accessible for paralyzed students

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Son of Holocaust survivors to conduct world premiere of ‘Anne Frank’ opera

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$2.5 million grant endows new curator of religious collections at IU Lilly Library

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Kelley students establish $4.2 million real estate private equity fund

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Bridges program exposes kids to less commonly taught languages, cultures

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Gift will support gun violence study, research center

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‘Windows to the World’ brings digital artifacts to K-12 classrooms

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Dashboard tracks midterm election information on social media

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‘Exotic hadrons’ research to advance knowledge of nuclear physics

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Trustees to meet Feb. 2 and 3 at IU East

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