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IU researchers create a tool to distinguish fact from, well, everything else on social media. Baloney, hogwash, hooey, rubbish, poppycock, bull. Call it what you will, disinformation is a problem.…

If you’ve noticed terms such as “self-care” becoming more prevalent in our cultural lexicon, it’s for good reason. According to IU Distinguished Professor of Sociology Bernice Pescosolido, mental health is…

Tokyo resident Craig Howard, PhD’12, shares his expertise on navigating Japanese cuisine, public baths, customs to follow and more in this guide to Japan’s capital city.

Jon Cohen, BA’03, has helped acquire top-tier talent for Spotify, including Brené Brown, who hosts the popular podcast “Unlocking Us.”

Plan your trip to Northwest Indiana with Joseph Pete, BA’06, who wrote the book 100 Things to Do in Gary and Northwest Indiana Before You Die.

Mere weeks after Sept. 11, 2001, six IU alumni shared their first-hand accounts from that devastating day. Their stories were then shared in the IU Alumni Magazine.

The late Elinor “Lin” Ostrom was named a recipient of the Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences in 2009.

Eleven years after publishing his book Stone Maidens, Lloyd Devereux Richards, JD’80, became a best-selling author on Amazon.

Lin’s Uncommon Life, written by Scott Shackelford, BA’05, and Emily Castle, follows Elinor Ostrom from childhood to winning a Nobel Prize.

Lin’s Uncommon Life, written by Scott Shackelford and Emily Castle, follows Elinor Ostrom from childhood to winning a Nobel Prize.

From freshman orientation and sorority recruitment to the 1975–76 men’s basketball team, Al Edyvean, BA’72, MS’75, captured it all on camera.

Only 53 athletes in the world have successfully completed the Enduroman Arch 2 Arc challenge—Jenny (Johnson) Smith, BS’99, is one of them.