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Many Americans believe false election narratives, IU survey shows
Researchers found that just over 60 percent of survey participants believed at least one of five unsupported narratives was true.
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Learn more about the United Way campaign, reporting bias incidents, a panel discussion about violence against transgender students and more.
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Bioengineer awarded $2.3 million to improve autoimmune disease diagnosis, treatment
Feng Guo has been awarded the NIH grant to advance research on autoimmune diseases such as multiple sclerosis.
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$2.25 million NSF award will fund CyberCorps student scholarship program at IU Bloomington
The NSF's CyberCorps program goals are aligned with the U.S. National Cyber Strategy to develop a fully capable cybersecurity workforce.
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6 new degrees approved, including graduate degrees in biostatistics and quantum information science
The IU Board of Trustees approved four graduate-level at IU Bloomington and undergraduate degrees at IUPUI and IU East.
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2 IU Bloomington programs rank 2nd in Academic Ranking of World Universities
The O'Neill School and the Department of Information and Library Science each rank second in their academic subjects.
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Get updates on how researchers are predicting coronavirus spread, resources for parents with children returning to school and more.
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Read quick updates about staff memberships to rec sports facilities, a panel discussion about racism, the Hoosier 2 Hoosier sale and more.
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Virtual summer program provides IT training to Indianapolis youth
High school students in underrepresented minorities are participating in STEM-related workshops this summer through iDEW.
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Polis Center to join the School of Informatics and Computing at IUPUI
The Polis Center is joining the school to enhance IUPUI’s leadership in community-based data analysis.