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Programs in arts, sciences, tech benefit from Women's Philanthropy Leadership Council grants
Twenty programs across seven IU campuses were awarded grants totaling $200,000. Awards from the council total more than $1 million since 2012.
Indiana University Foundation Announces Two New Board Directors
The IU Foundation welcomes David C. Evans and J. Timothy Morris to its Board of Directors.
Meet the IU team saving languages and lives with linguistics
Linguists are in the business of studying language, scientifically. Like anthropologists of the spoken word, they document and examine what we say, how we say it, and why. They use language to learn who we are and how we came to be that way.
IUAA honors top alumni volunteers
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. — Five volunteer leaders to receive the President’s Medal during 2019 Cream and Crimson Weekend, June 6–8.
IU LGBTQ+ Alumni Association to host 11th annual celebration weekend
The Indiana University Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer/Questioning, and Others Alumni Association (LGBTQ+AA) will host its 11th annual celebration weekend Feb. 1–2 to coincide with the Bloomington PRIDE Film Festival.
IUPUI Honors Three with Hine Medal
INDIANAPOLIS — The Hine Medal, given annually since 1974, is named for Maynard K. Hine, the first chancellor of the IUPUI campus. Hine maintained that a strong alumni program was essential for the university. Recipients receive a bronze medal engraved with Hine’s profile.
IU Alumni Association to Host Legislative Forum
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. — Area legislators will share their views and answer questions about the current session of the Indiana General Assembly during a legislative forum at Indiana University Bloomington from 7:30 to 9 a.m. Friday, Feb. 1, at the IUAA DeVault Alumni Center, 1000 E. 17th St.
Behind the Gates
For some IU alumni, it’s nearly impossible to imagine the Bloomington campus without the Sample Gates; however, the iconic landmark wasn’t constructed until 1987. The origin of the gateway is almost as old as the campus itself, but it didn’t come without a few roadblocks.
Faculty Star Becomes Planetary Protector
The title of “Planetary Protection Officer” might sound like something straight out of Star Trek—but it’s not. It’s all science, hold the fiction.
In Care of IU
Artifacts and oddities that inhabit IU Libraries’ Lilly Library, an assortment that includes more than 450,000 books and 8 million manuscripts, puzzles, and other bits and pieces of human history. For anyone with a curious nature, the collection is a veritable treasure trove.
Your gift can enrich communities
These are some of the positive things that can happen when children are engaged in the arts. Thanks to its many renowned arts programs, Indiana University enhances the lives of countless individuals in communities throughout Indiana and beyond.
Your gift matters to public school children
Your gift matters to public school children. Filling in that blank begins long before a kid applies to college, picks a major, or goes out on his own. Somewhere between finger painting and final exams, he’s on a path toward his future.
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