News from the Provost
Building confidence
April 17, 2024
IUB’s path forward relies on earnest dialogue and inspired collaboration.
Read moreResearch lab renovations to spark new innovation
April 3, 2024
$45 million plan will yield more than 30 cutting-edge research spaces in five new thematic campus research neighborhoods.
Read moreAdvancing student success
March 21, 2024
Strengthening the graduate and professional student experience is key to IUB’s efforts.
Read moreBloomington State of the Campus embraces complexity
March 19, 2024
The provost characterized the campus as “resilient as ever and resolved to lead boldly” in the address.
Read moreProtecting academic freedom
February 15. 2023
IUB’s academic excellence requires academic freedom and intellectual rigor.
Read moreMeeting students' ambitions
FEBRUARY 1, 2024
Enhancements to campus honors programs promise to strengthen connection and advance student opportunities.
Read moreAdvancing IUB 2030Â
DECEMBER 13, 2023
A reflective look at what plan progress to date means for members of the campus community.
Read moreNews at IU
Q&A with artist Nanette Vonnegut, daughter of Hoosier author
The work of artist Nanette Vonnegut, the youngest child of Hoosier author Kurt Vonnegut Jr., can be seen this summer in the exhibition "Bad Math," on display from May 20 to July 3 at the Cook Cente... Read more about Q&A with artist Nanette Vonnegut, daughter of Hoosier author
IU Columbus and Bartholomew County schools partner to simplify college admissions
Local high school students now have a seamless, direct-admit path to college, thanks to a Memorandum of Understanding between the Bartholomew County School Corp. and Indiana University Columbus.
IU Board of Trustees to meet in executive session May 14
The Indiana University Board of Trustees will meet in executive session at 9 a.m. Tuesday, May 14.
Future of social robots showcased in IU researchers’ travels to D.C., abroad
Indiana University researchers are traveling the globe to share how their research on artificial intelligence could help improve lives by powering the next generation of "social robots."
Daniel Herz (B.A. '99, Economics) is a businessman with a philosopher's soul. For 25 years, he's worked in investment banking and executive management, but he's as i... Read more about From Plato to profits
IU Northwest hosting inaugural RedHawk Golf Classic at Innsbrook Country Club
Funds received through participation, sponsorship support student-athlete scholarships
IU Rural Conference to connect Hoosier leaders and educators on vital rural issues
The unique opportunities and needs of rural Indiana will be the focus of the conference at French Lick Springs Resort on May 13 and 14. Speakers from around the state will spotlight issues in... Read more about IU Rural Conference to connect Hoosier leaders and educators on vital rural issues