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15th Annual Singles in America Study Released
3+ day, 13+ hour ago (102+ words) News at IU The Kinsey Institute, in partnership with Match, today released its 15th annual Singles in America study, the nation’s most comprehensive and longest-running scientific study of single adults. Based on a survey of approximately 5,000 U.S. singles, the 120-question study…...
Student-produced podcast, lecture series highlights faculty research
5+ day, 11+ hour ago (545+ words) A new monthly podcast and lecture series launched this week by the IU Kokomo Library shines a fresh light on School of Sciences faculty research, showcasing the contributions they make to the state and beyond with their scholarly and creative…...
‘That perfect mix’: Incoming Bloomington students share hopes for their future at IU
5+ day, 20+ hour ago (632+ words) As Indiana University welcomes 47,933 students to its Bloomington campus this fall, three incoming students are finding the perfect mix of engaging academics, social connection and lively extracurriculars. Rebekah Arnold, who is majoring in global media, said she appreciates the broad…...
IU Liberal Arts professor Edwards Curtis to discuss Guggenheim Fellowship at campus event
2+ week, 5+ day ago (334+ words) IU School of Liberal Arts World Languages and Cultures professor, Dr. Edward E. Curtis IV, will discuss his prestigious Guggenheim Fellowship and groundbreaking research on Arab American religious history during a campus event, Two Guggenheim Fellows: One Inspiring Evening at the…...
IU College alum and Great American Baking Show winner to publish Midwestern Cookbook
3+ week, 3+ day ago (348+ words) From Fort Wayne, Indiana, to the iconic tent of the Great American Baking Show, Martin Sorge (B.A. ’07, English; M.P.A. ’11) is following his 2023 Baking Show win with a cookbook that highlights the flavors and culinary traditions of his Midwestern roots. Sorge, an…...
IU South Bend Open Additional Hours on Saturday
3+ week, 4+ day ago (172+ words) News at IU IU South Bend Open Additional Hours on Saturday Indiana University South Bend will be open this Saturday, August 22 from 10am – 2pm to help new and returning students prepare for the fall semester, which begins on Monday, August 24. Academic Advisors…...
Study abroad trip in Costa Rica immerses IU Online student in tropical research environment
3+ week, 4+ day ago (461+ words) Miles is no stranger to student research. In February, she presented her capstone project on the effects of pollinator gardens in rural areas at IU’s Regionals at the Rotunda event, which featured student projects and speakers from IU’s regional campuses…...