A new era in Indianapolis
IU Indianapolis is official: July 1 marks monumental progress in fulfilling the vision
Indiana University is making history today as Indiana University Indianapolis takes its next step forward in building one of the nation’s premier public urban research universities with the formal transition from IUPUI to IU Indianapolis.
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IU Indianapolis research expanding on long history of economic and societal impact
IU Indianapolis’ transformative research and creative activity will continue to grow as the campus in Indiana’s capital city becomes one of the nation’s premier urban research universities.
Reporting from Paris: Sports journalism students get once-in-lifetime chance to cover Olympics
As Team USA finalizes the roster of athletes for the 2024 Olympics, two Indiana University Indianapolis graduate students with the Sports Capital Journalism Program in the School of Liberal Arts will be right alongside the global press covering the Summer Games.
Diabetes project led by Fairbanks School engages residents to transform 3 Indianapolis communities
The Diabetes Impact Project – Indianapolis Neighborhoods, also known as DIP-IN, is having a significant impact in reducing blood-sugar levels and actively engaging the community to solve root problems of the disease.
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Multipurpose IU Indianapolis Athletics Center to boost downtown sports district
The IU Indianapolis Athletics Center will be approximately 134,000 gross square feet and include seating for 4,500 spectators.
AI leader Mohamed Abdel-Mottaleb named founding chair of computer science at IU Indianapolis
An established leader in the areas of image processing, computer vision and machine learning, Abdel-Mottaleb will lead the new Department of Computer Science at the IU Luddy School of Informatics, Computing and Engineering in Indianapolis.
IU Indianapolis expanding seamless admissions pilot program
In the fall, IU Indianapolis leaders announced a pilot program with IPS and EmployIndy to automatically admit seniors at four IPS high schools who have a 3.0 GPA or higher, beginning in fall 2024. The initiative is now expanding to include seniors at all high schools within IPS.
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Indianapolis campus welcomes inaugural chancellor
Latha Ramchand began serving as the inaugural IU Indianapolis chancellor on Feb. 12. She spent her first days in the role connecting with faculty, staff, students and the community.
IU Columbus completes transition, welcomes new era
After gradually rolling out its new name and branding over the past year, Indiana University Columbus completed its transition and officially became “IU Columbus” on July 1.
Motorsports Medicine fellows train at Indianapolis Motor Speedway
The IU School of Medicine’s Motorsports Medicine Fellowship is the only program of its kind in the world.
IU Indianapolis ranks 5th nationwide in Impact Rankings for sustainable development
For the fourth year running, the Indianapolis campus of Indiana University ranks in the top 10% of universities worldwide in delivering on the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.
Julie Wood’s gift will support discovery of life-saving solutions for No. 1 cancer killer
IU Simon Comprehensive Cancer Center to establish new lung cancer research center with $20M gift
The IU Melvin and Bren Simon Comprehensive Cancer Center will establish the Tom and Julie Wood Center for Lung Cancer Research and expand its lung cancer research through a transformative $20 million gift.
Gift funds scholarship program, extends practice’s ‘people-centered approach’ to support local physical therapy community
Expanded collaboration with PT Solutions creates opportunities for IU physical therapy students
A company that provides physical therapy services to patients in Indiana has committed nearly $277,500 support to Indiana University’s physical therapy students and program over the next three years.
New program will strengthen pipeline of talented business professionals through collaboration with leading Indiana companies
IU Kelley School of Business Indianapolis launches innovative co-op program
The Kelley Indianapolis Business Plus Co-op is just the latest initiative at IU Indianapolis that will strengthen the link between the university and industry, create new student opportunities and help meet the region’s talent needs.
New research consortia drive faculty collaboration, research and creative activity in Indianapolis
Building on IU’s commitment to increase research that ignites innovation and shapes healthier communities in the city, each consortium has a primary area of focus: artificial intelligence, informatics, and community-engaged research to impact health equity.
Center leads the way in study of religion in American culture and beyond
Since its inception in 1989, the Center for the Study of Religion & American Culture on Indiana University’s Indianapolis campus has become known across the globe as a leader in its field. The center’s reach expanded in 2020 when the Association of Religion Data Archives transitioned its operations to IUPUI.
Funds will establish a new Hydrocephalus Research Center at School of Science at IUPUI
$11.7M from Department of Defense to fund research on common complication to traumatic brain injury
Researchers at the School of Science at IUPUI will lead grants to fund research toward an effective drug treatment for hydrocephalus, a condition commonly associated with complications from traumatic brain injury.
‘Pathway to Medicine’ will create direct track to medical school for IU Indianapolis undergrads
The combined bachelor’s/M.D. degree program will provide a direct path to admission at the IU School of Medicine for eligible first-year students admitted to the School of Science at the future IU Indianapolis.
Initiative aligns to IU 2030 and vision for Indianapolis campus, will build upon the university’s academic and research strengths
IU to develop science and technology corridor in Indianapolis
The corridor will complement the large and growing science and technology ecosystem in downtown Indianapolis.