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Kelley's Institute for International Business marks a decade of making a world of difference
People from across the globe came together virtually to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Institute for International Business at the Kelley School of Business.
Students across disciplines aid State Department through record 6 Diplomacy Lab projects
This fall, IU Bloomington was awarded a record six Diplomacy Lab projects addressing a wide array of global issues.
Grant from U.S. Embassy supports new business, leadership partnership between Indiana, Ethiopia
IU's Office of International Development will implement the Partnership in Business Entrepreneurship and Leadership Transformation.
Cultural competence training helps IU faculty, staff expand meaningful exchanges
IU employees can enhance their understanding of cross-cultural communication and collaboration with an Intercultural Competence Certificate.
IUPUI informatics and computing students rise to the 'COVID Challenge'
The School of Informatics and Computing is engaging international students in campus life despite the physical distancing under COVID-19.
$4.75M NSF grant continues funding for TransPAC5 high-speed network and services
The five-year grant extends more than 20 years of collaboration in the Asia-Pacific region.
International Networks at IU helps build trans-Atlantic research network infrastructure
IU, along with other network organizations, will develop two new high-speed U.S.-Europe circuits to enhance infrastructure for researchers.
IU Ventures, IU ASEAN Gateway to host virtual event for alumni startups
The competitors for the Oct. 1 online event come from China, India, Indonesia, Myanmar, Malaysia, Singapore and Thailand.
NSF grant will fund study of business influence on political systems
The grant to Sarah Bauerle Danzman and William Kindred Winecoff will fund a three-year study.
Majority of women sext, many use dating apps to find partners, global study finds
The findings, from over 130,000 women in 191 countries, offer an unprecedented look at how women use dating and sex-related mobile apps.
Global Classroom initiative connects faculty and students with partners abroad
The program takes a class taught by an IU faculty member and pairs it with a parallel course taught at a foreign partner university.
Paper ballots, risk-limiting audits can help defend elections and democracy, IU study finds
IU Kelley School researchers outline a multifaceted approach to secure election infrastructure and protect democratic institutions.
New Global Connections initiative provides link to IU's vast international network
Global Connections pairs faculty and staff with members of the IU Global team to carry out international initiatives.
Diplomacy Lab students advise US Embassy in Mexico on natural disasters
Students from IU Bloomington and IUPUI delivered their policy recommendations and analysis as part of the U.S. State Department program.
IU experts are ready to talk about the 2020 election
IU experts are available to discuss the upcoming election and issues that may be important to voters at the ballot box.
2 IU Bloomington programs rank 2nd in Academic Ranking of World Universities
The O'Neill School and the Department of Information and Library Science each rank second in their academic subjects.
IU supports lawsuit challenging and condemning new visa rules for international students
The new policy would strip international students of their visas if they enroll only in online courses this fall.
Vice President Hannah Buxbaum statement on regulations for international students in online courses
The statement is in response to new federal guidance that international students enrolled in online-only courses must leave the U.S.
IU faculty rise to the top at The Conversation
No other school had more stories in the last year than IU on The Conversation, where scholars write for the general public.
Hamilton Lugar School's Russian and East European Institute named for founder Robert F. Byrnes
A generous gift names the institute in honor of Byrnes and establishes a distinguished scholar within the Hamilton Lugar School.
Vice President for International Affairs Hannah Buxbaum statement on immigration executive order
Buxbaum has released a statement in response to President Trump's suspension of new work visas.
Hydrologists show environmental damage from fog reduction is observable from outer space
An IUPUI-led study is the first to show that satellite data can be used to detect how climate change's impact on fog is harming vegetation.
Department of Defense extends support of IU Language Training Center with $1.26M award
With the expanded funding, the center will add new instructors in French, Russian, German, Spanish and Portuguese.
