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July 23, 2021—A new study from IUPUI looked at the impact of COVID-19 pandemic on nonprofits, and an IU research study is one of the first to describe patterns of COVID-19 in nursing home residents. View a text transcript of the audio.

July 21, 2021—An IUPUI criminal justice professor discusses the rise in gun violence in America, and a new study from IU finds a connection between worsening COVID-19 city data and online sentiment. View a text transcript of the audio.

July 19, 2021—An Indiana University Northwest researcher discusses the Delta variant, and researchers at IUPUI have discovered new nanoparticles with high-tech applications including energy storage and space travel. View a text transcript of the audio.

July 16, 2021—A group of researchers from Indiana University are helping residents make sure they have safe drinking water, and a new study looks at inconsistent findings reported in clinical trials for antiviral COVID-19 drugs. View a text transcript of the audio.

July 14, 2021—A study finds that primary care physicians recognize the need for better medical care coordination, and an IU study looks at anxiety differences between females and males. View a text transcript of the audio.

July 12, 2021—Indiana University students are helping children impacted by substance use disorder, and an IU expert discusses cities’ plans for dealing with major weather. View a text transcript of the audio.

July 9, 2021—Indiana University researchers are developing a noninvasive brain stimulation technique to treat neurological disorders, and an IU study found prenatal THC and CBD exposure impairs offspring's ability to respond to common anxiety medication. View a text transcript of the audio.

July 7, 2021—Two new studies at Indiana University evaluate an online resource for improving women’s sexual health and pleasure and find that Hoosiers express greater concern about future pandemics, climate change. View a text transcript of the audio.