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Safeguarding Indiana is focus of upcoming cybersecurity summit
The summit will bring together cybersecurity researchers and leaders to discuss collaborative ways to address cyber threats.
IU mobilizes in support of Afghan evacuees
People and groups at Indiana University are reaching out to help the 6,600 Afghan refugees at Camp Atterbury, near Edinburgh, Indiana.
IU experts available to talk about Sept. 11, Afghanistan
IU experts are available to discuss the 20th anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks in the U.S. as well as the ongoing unrest in Afghanistan.
O'Neill School, International Development awarded $14.2 million to modernize universities in Vietnam
The grant funds a five-year project to strengthen teaching, research, innovation and governance at three national universities in Vietnam.
6 students attend Tsinghua Global Summer School focused on sustainable development innovation
Six IU Bloomington students participated in an online educational event on global climate issues through China's Tsinghua University.
Papers of seminal African filmmaker Paulin Vieyra acquired by IU Black Film Center/Archive
The papers of Paulin Vieyra, the first French-speaking sub-Saharan African to direct a film, will be a part of the Black Film Center/Archive.
IU helping establish first social work program in Africa's Niger Delta region
The IU School of Social Work is collaborating with the University of Port Harcourt to establish social work as a profession in the region.
Istrabadi honored with McRobbie Bicentennial Professorship in Global Strategic Studies
He was also granted tenure as full professor of Central Eurasian studies in IU's Hamilton Lugar School of Global and International Studies.
IU to virtually host 2021 Mandela Washington Fellowship for Young African Leaders
IU will virtually host 25 emerging civic engagement leaders from Africa for a six-week leadership institute.
Former U.S. Sens. Evan Bayh, Dan Coats to join Indiana University
Two of the nation's most accomplished public servants will assume new roles at IU's acclaimed O'Neill School and Hamilton Lugar School.
Kelley School partners with Global Gateway Network to launch research discussion series
The series starts at the IU Mexico Gateway and will continue each quarter at gateway offices in Beijing, Berlin, New Delhi and Bangkok.
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.
