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Monday, June 4, 2007

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Fulbright grants

Ten faculty members at IU (from campuses in Bloomington, Indianapolis and Fort Wayne) have been awarded Fulbright grants for the 2011-12 academic year.   Full Story >>

Ten faculty at Indiana University awarded Fulbright grants for teaching and research worldwide

Ten faculty members at Indiana University have been awarded Fulbright grants for the 2011-12 academic year. The Fulbright recipients represent three IU campuses -- Bloomington, Indianapolis and Fort Wayne -- and their research and academic activity take place worldwide.   Full Story >>

Report focuses on impacts of Affordable Care Act and right-to-work legislation on employment

According to a new report by researchers at the Indiana Business Research Center, the Hoosier state is a prime example of how the Affordable Care Act could place thousands of newly created jobs at risk. The same report also weighs in on the contentious issue of right to work, and supports the assertion that it will hamper Indiana's small firms' ability to create jobs and state efforts to bring in new investment.   Full Story >>

Media advisory -- Business Outlook Panel on Thursday

Beginning Thursday (Nov. 3) in Indianapolis and Bloomington, Indiana University's Kelley School of Business again will present its national, state and local economic forecasts for the coming year.   Full Story >>

IU Kelley School experts available to discuss today's sharp decline in the Dow and its causes

Anxiety returned to stock markets today (Aug. 18) due to renewed concerns about the U.S. and global economies and led initially to a 534-point drop in the Dow Jones industrial average, before it closed only down by 420 points, or a 3.7 percent decline. Four experts from IU's Kelley School of Business offer their perspectives and are available to speak with reporters.   Full Story >>

IU expert available to discuss debt ceiling deadline and proposed solutions

Congress has until next Monday (Aug. 2) to raise the legal limit the U.S. is allowed to borrow. Many experts have warned that if the debt ceiling isn't raised by then, the U.S. and other nations worldwide would risk catastrophic economic consequences. An expert from Indiana University's College of Arts and Sciences can offer perspectives and is available to speak with reporters.   Full Story >>



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