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Events
2008 Commencement
A total of 16,049 graduates will be eligible for degrees from Indiana University during May commencement ceremonies at eight campuses. IU commencement week begins in Bloomington on May 3 and concludes at Indiana University-Purdue University Fort Wayne on May 14. Click on the photo above to visit the Commencement at Indiana University Web site for details about all campus ceremonies.
IU endowment ranks in top 15 nationally
Once again, Indiana University ranks among the top 15 public universities in the nation in the market value of its endowment, according to a survey released by the National Association of College and University Business Officers (NACUBO). The university has appeared in the Top 15 for the past 18 years.
Recent News
Topics
Arts and Humanities 
IU Jacobs School students to perform at Kennedy Center
A new course allows IU students to debate immigration issues in Spain this summer
Business
Governor and IU and Purdue presidents among those presenting at May 16 life sciences conference
Study details cultural and economic impact of IU Jacobs School of Music
Education
Professor emeritus, former School of Education dean to speak in China
Indiana University and Purdue University team up to help rural high school students
Faculty Honors
IU Bloomington biologists receive top American honors
IU Chancellor's professors and Sonneborn award recipients announced
General News
Online polls now open for IU Trustee election
Indiana University, Bloomington community to take part in International Day for Sharing Life Stories
Health and Medicine
Maternal care issues for minority women focus of IU talk
IU scientist named one of Time Magazine's 100 most influential people
International Programs
Professor emeritus, former School of Education dean to speak in China
Faculty member's work on Governance Commission highlights IU-Liberia connections
Public and Environmental Affairs
IU launches Center for Criminal Justice Research to provide research on crime, public safety
John Graham to lead IU School of Public and Environmental Affairs
