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Kinesiology

Internationally known choreographer and performer Bill Evans teaches, performs at IU

Bill Evans

Bill Evans, an internationally known choreographer, dance educator, movement analyst and performer of modern dance and rhythm tap dance, speaks to Live at IU about his upcoming residency with Indiana University's Contemporary Dance Program and his love for Bloomington.   Full Story >>

U.S. Navy, Indiana University team up to improve sailors' fitness

HPER Navy

The U.S. Navy and Indiana University's School of Health, Physical Education and Recreation have entered into a unique partnership to implement a new program designed to help sailors get into better shape. The new fitness program is a pilot project which targets active duty service members 40 years of age and older and will launch at 4 navy installations.   Full Story >>

IU Health & Wellness

Masculinity

Indiana University professors from the Kinsey Institute, School of Health, Physical Education and Recreation and School of Medicine discuss masculinity, emotional fitness and heat illnesses in this month's IU Health and Wellness.   Full Story >>

IU Health & Wellness: Back-to-school issue

child writing

The back-to-school issue of IU Health & Wellness discusses the following topics: Printing letters and brain development in preschoolers, a parents' guide to high-tech cell phones, hairstyles deterring exercise, talking to children about sex, weight gain during the college years and resources for families of children with disabilities.   Full Story >>

IU Health & Wellness

Swimming

Indiana University researchers and fitness experts discuss links between creativity and happy people, hot weather exercise and important considerations when selecting a personal trainer or fitness specialist (beware of motor mouths).   Full Story >>

IU receives Health Games grant, sends students on Skeleton Chase

Health Games

Indiana University announced today (May 29) that it received a $185,000 grant from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation to explore how interactive digital games can be designed to improve college students' health.   Full Story >>