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‘Singles in America’ study: More Midwesterners consider political issues in dating

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A new study by Match in partnership with Indiana University researchers includes the first comprehensive research findings showing the impact of recent abortion rulings and legislation on American singles.
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Mental health, substance use issues prevalent among nonpsychiatric emergency room patients

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Kelley Direct Online MBA program ranked No. 1 by Poets and Quants

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Supply chain, inflation impact on Thanksgiving, Black Friday: IU experts can comment

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John Talbott is director of the Center for Education and Research in Retail and a senior lecturer at the IU Kelley School of Business. Before coming to IU, he was a chief executive with extensive experience in retail. He can comment on how supply chain issues and record-high inflation may impact Black Friday shopping. 

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IU experts are ready to talk about the election

Americans are set to determine who controls Congress as they head to the polls for the first general election during President Joe Biden’s administration, shaping the future of his legislative success. Indiana University experts are available to discuss the issues mobilizing voters, as well as the election process.

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NIH awards $11 million for Human Reference Atlas projects

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Delegation of IU students, faculty attend COP27

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Regional equity assistance center at IUPUI awarded $8.5M in federal funding to continue its mission

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$2.1M NSF grant to streamline computing research environments

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