Floods. Drought. Invasive species. These are real problems—caused by environmental change—facing Hoosiers and citizens around the globe. IU is deploying many kinds of resources to help. From digital tools to outreach efforts in Indiana's cities and towns, our researchers are providing a variety of resources to increase the capacity of communities to assess, prepare for, and respond to the environmental changes we face.
Addressing environmental change
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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.
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Sustainability boot camp prepares students to work with statewide partners
Sustain IU is training Indiana Climate Fellows in climate change mitigation and adaptation so the students can help local communities.
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Professor awarded $1M grant to provide health care services in Daviess County
The grant will support Daviess County residents living with an active addiction and individuals living in long-term recovery.
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IU Rural Conference to highlight innovative initiatives, resources and regional partnerships
The IU Center for Rural Engagement will host its third annual IU Rural Conference on May 12 and 13.
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New leaders named for Prepared for Environmental Change Grand Challenge initiative
IU has appointed faculty members Gabriel Filippelli and Sarah Mincey as s executive director and managing director, respectively.
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IU's Janet McCabe confirmed as deputy administrator of EPA under Biden administration
The McKinney School professor was confirmed by the Senate as President Joe Biden's pick to serve in the No. 2 position at the agency.
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IU nursing students, community providers increase access to care in rural Indiana
IU is working with the community to improve access to health care for rural residents of Orange and Martin counties.
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To address risks of lead in water, IUPUI researchers partner with faith organizations
IUPUI institutions are collaborating with local faith groups to reduce the risk of harm from lead in Indianapolis' underserved communities.
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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.
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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.