Emergency Funding Makes a Difference to IU Students
“Many, many, many talented students come to school and face things that they didn’t expect they were going to face,” said IU Bloomington Provost…
Philanthropy
IU Equity Fund Replaces Obstacles With Opportunity
When Gabriel Escobedo toured Indiana University, he was skeptical. He knew the Midwest would be very different from his home in Dallas-Fort Worth, Texas….
IU Philanthropy A to Z: B is for …
There are thousands of IU causes that you can support through the Indiana University Foundation. That’s a whole lot of IU programs, projects, campuses,…
In a New Light
IU’s Eskenazi Museum of Art made an appearance in The New Yorker in October 2018. At issue was a key piece of the museum’s…
For IU senior, tackling the opioid crisis is personal
Indiana University senior Carmen Zavala spent her summer trying to save lives. As a student research assistant in the Hohmann Lab at IU, Zavala…
IU Philanthropy A to Z: A is For …
There are thousands of IU causes that you can support through the Indiana University Foundation. That’s a whole lot of IU programs, projects, campuses,…
Unwrapping the stories of IU’s most unique gifts
Say you’re strolling down Fourth Street in Berkeley, California. Something outside a seafood restaurant catches your eye. It’s a piece of a ship emblazoned…
From Cream and Crimson to Grammy Gold
Indiana University is home to one of the nation’s most prestigious schools of music, the Jacobs School of Music. So it may come as…
Screen Savor
“If the ancient Greeks had invented cinema, they’d have a temple like this,” director Peter Weir mused during his visit to the Indiana University…
Sex, Tech, and the Drive to Love
The times they are a-changin’. For the first time in human history, more people are meeting their partners on the Internet than by any…
Six Wonders of the Lilly Library
IU Bloomington’s Lilly Library is home to an impressive collection of rare books and manuscripts, as well as other items that spark curiosity and…
Overcoming the Odds (in a Giant Way)
It’s a long way from Haughville to IUPUI. Only two miles or so, actually. But what if you step outside and see your future…