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Remembering Coach Hep
He taught us to "Defend The Rock," that 3-ton piece of Indiana limestone behind the north end zone. He created new traditions and instilled confidence, hope, and a new spirit that telegraphed itself throughout the university and to every corner of the state. He brought new excitement to Indiana football, and a renewed sense of pride and hope that went far beyond the game. The university community grieves the loss of Coach Terry Hoeppner, who leaves a legacy that is not only set in limestone, but also in our hearts. He passed away at Bloomington Hospital June 19, 2007, following a lengthy illness. Read more: http://www.iu.edu/coachhep/
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IU wants to help you stay in touch with the things you love about this great university. News and features about IU are now available in convenient e-newsletter formats. There is no cost, no advertising, and subscribers' e-mail addresses will remain confidential with IU. Subscribe today: http://newsinfo.iu.edu/subscribe/.
Indiana University has created a series of four e-newsletters that provide news and features about IU. Topics in the e-newsletters include art and entertainment, health and wellness, research and headline-making stories about IU. They are free, do not include advertising, and e-mail addresses will not be shared outside of IU. To subscribe to these e-newsletters, visit http://newsinfo.iu.edu/pme.php.
The Indiana University School of Continuing Studies has established partnerships with community colleges in California, Illinois and Arizona to enable students to earn an associate's degree at their local college and then complete the requirements for an IU bachelor of general studies degree through a distance-learning program. For more information, visit http://scs.indiana.edu and click on the "Community Colleges" link.
Did you know that Indiana University's economic impact on the state totals more than $3.2 billion? Check out the Research at IU Web site regularly to learn about IU's latest research news. Updated monthly, Research at IU features research from art to science at IU's eight campuses. Visit the site here: http://research.indiana.edu.
Research and Creative Activity magazine offers an overview of the diverse and interesting programs of research, scholarship and creative activities conducted at Indiana University. The magazine provides its readers with the opportunity to become familiar with the professional accomplishments of IU's distinguished faculty and graduate students. Published two times a year, Research and Creative Activity magazine can be found at: http://www.iu.edu/~rcapub/.
Indiana Science Monthly is a selection of recent news stories about Indiana University scientists and their research. The December 2006 edition includes a new genetic comparison of humans and chimps; unearthed: an expansion of the biosphere; and the hormone switch for cold-weather celibacy. To read the latest issue, visit http://newsinfo.iu.edu/news/page/normal/4621.html.
For news and information about upcoming events, faculty, student and alumni accomplishments, and media coverage of the Indiana University Jacobs School of Music, visit the school's Fanfare newsletter. Published electronically twice a month, Fanfare, can be viewed at http://music.indiana.edu/publicity/fanfare.
To learn the latest Indiana University School of Medicine news, visit the electronic news and information hub online. This site provides timely details about advancements in medical and life science research, patient care and education at the IU School of Medicine. Also included are links to Scope, the school's weekly newsletter. Visit the site at: http://medicine.iu.edu/body.cfm?id=40
IU Home Pages informs and strengthens collegial ties among the faculty and staff on all eight Indiana University campuses. This publication is part of an ongoing effort to increase awareness of the value of an IU education, the quality and diversity of the IU workplace, IU faculty and staff excellence, and the positive effects the Indiana University campuses have on their local communities, the state, the nation and the world. To visit the latest issue, go to: http://homepages.indiana.edu/.
