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Glenn Close, Whoopi Goldberg have 'A Conversation on Life, Acting and Mental Health' at IU

World renowned actresses recently visited the IU Bloomington campus in support of U Bring Change 2 Mind, which aims to destigmatize mental illness.

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Beloved 'Sweetheart Tree' outside Chemistry Building to be replaced for safety

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Massive work of 'sentient art' unveiled at Luddy Hall is also a learning tool for students

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IU Media School to hold first 'Representing Religion' symposium

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Multidisciplinary study provides new insights about French Revolution

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Performance art collaboration opens annual IU Fashion Show

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Learning analytics summit aims to build network of communities focused on student success

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Law professor's book explores infertility treatment experience

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Science and Technology

Chemical sleuthing leads to detection of little-known flame retardant in the environment

Chemists at Indiana University have detected a new and relatively unknown flame retardant not only in an electronic waste facility but in bedrooms and living rooms of homes in Bloomington, Indiana.

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Science and Technology

Speech therapy robot for children with cleft lip and palate wins Cheng Wu Innovation Challenge

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April 13, 2018

Tingyu Li and Pavithra Ramamurthy, second-year master's degree students in Human-Computing Interaction Design, created "Buddy" to encourage children with cleft lip and palate to do speech therapy sessions in their homes.

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Health and Wellness

Conference at IU Bloomington to explore perspectives on 'Age of Humans'

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April 13, 2018

Business and Innovation

Kelley faculty member elected president of international Association for Information Systems

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April 12, 2018

Business and Innovation

U.S. public companies have increasingly shorter lifespans, IU research says

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April 11, 2018