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Inaugural European law alumni networking conference connects graduates abroad
The IU Europe Gateway virtually co-hosted the inaugural conference for Bloomington and Indianapolis law alumni who live and work in Europe.
Ginkgo tree with historic roots in Hiroshima is planted as a symbol of peace at IUPUI
The sapling was grown from the seeds of a 300-year-old tree that survived the atomic bombing of Hiroshima, Japan, in 1945.
Hilary Kahn named inaugural member of National Academy for International Education
The academy was established to recognize leaders who advance international higher education in ways that address global challenges.
IUPUI ranks 2nd in US, 28th in world in Impact Rankings 2021 for sustainability
The rankings are based on the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, which target the 17 biggest issues affecting the world.
From the Desk: Why the Sustainable Development Goals matter to IUPUI
IUPUI is being encouraged to embrace the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals in global teaching, research and service.
$1.3 million gift benefits School of Education's global, diversity programs
The gift from alumni Gene and Kathy Jongsma will aid the Global Gateway for Teachers and diversity, equity and inclusion programs.
IU congratulates Lee Hamilton on his 90th birthday
IU is celebrating the 90th birthday of one of the nation's most illustrious statesmen, former U.S. Rep. Lee Hamilton.
$1.5M grant will endow professorship in Silk Road studies at Hamilton Lugar School
The endowed professorship is from the Tang Research Foundation and honors its former president, Roger E. Covey.
Students distribute globally inspired food boxes, develop symposium to combat food insecurity
The Food (Security) for Thought student-driven initiative is delivering food to students in need and hosting a virtual symposium.
IU mourns passing of Patrick O'Meara, IU vice president emeritus
Over many decades, O'Meara helped guide a major expansion of IU's international engagement and presence.
IU earns national award for campus internationalization
IU receives the NAFSA Senator Paul Simon Spotlight Award for Campus Internationalization for its Global Gateway for Teachers.
Hamilton Lugar School gifted $1.65M to endow Korea Foundation Professorship in Korean Studies
The addition of a social scientist to the Korean studies program will solidify IU's status as a hub for Korean studies in the Midwest.
Professor Emeritus Roy Shin has spent 4 decades building engagement between IU, South Korea
South Korea is now a leading country of origin for IU international students, with more than 600 current students and 6,000 living alumni.
IU Bloomington a top producer for Fulbright U.S. Student and Scholar programs for 2020-21
Sixteen IU Bloomington students and six IU Bloomington faculty members received Fulbright awards for this academic year.
IUPUI, Ivy Tech to expand global education under federal grant
IUPUI and Ivy Tech students will cultivate "global mindsets" under a grant from the U.S. Department of Education.
International Festival going virtual, expanding to weeklong celebration
It might look different from the past, but the IUPUI International Festival is coming the week of Feb. 22.
Isabel Wilkerson event, webinar series bring international lens to discussions of inequity in U.S.
Wilkerson's talk will kick off the series 'Toward a Just Society: Global Perspectives,' focusing on international inequities.
Kelley School junior Eashita Singh is at her best when she's branching out
She never planned to attend college outside her home country of India, but she's learning that taking risks can pay off.
IU Ventures to host free Global Gateway Virtual Startup Pitch Event
Seven international Indiana University alumni and students will speak during the free Global Gateway Virtual Startup Pitch Event Jan. 27.
Office of International Development celebrates 25 years of tackling global development challenges
The office is part of the tradition of service to international development and institution-building integral to university's mission.
IU Bloomington alumnus awarded Marshall Scholarship
John McHugh, former Wells Scholar and 2018 graduate of IU Bloomington, has been selected for the prestigious Marshall Scholarship.
IU, rural communities launch Community Engagement to End Child Sexual Exploitation
Rural communities working to protect local children now have resources from IU to fight sexual exploitation and human trafficking.
IU Bloomington ranks 5th nationally in number of students who studied abroad in 2018-19
IU's study abroad programs continue to be a central part of the college experience for thousands of students.
