Media Relations
Tuesday,
November 28,
2006
IU Bloomington Announcements
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School is nearly back in session at Indiana University. IU Bloomington will begin welcoming new and returning students next week with fall semester classes beginning Monday, Aug. 29. This fall, the Bloomington campus will host "Proud Traditions: Welcome Week 2011," which includes the annual Move-in Day and Freshman Induction ceremonies.
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Since its founding 191 years ago this spring, Indiana University has remained instensely focused on its enduring mission: to provide its students with a great education. The unviersity honored some of its dedicated educators at the 2011 Celebration of Distinguished Teaching dinner on April 8.
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Indiana University graduate programs in business, education, law, medicine and nursing were again ranked among the top programs in the nation in the 2012 edition of U.S. News and World Report magazine's Best Graduate Schools rankings, released March 15, 2011.
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The newest addition to the Fine Arts corridor of Indiana University's Bloomington campus promises to screen film as it's never been seen before. Originally printed in Indiana Alumni Magazine, January/February 2011.
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Indiana University's Bloomington Advisors' Council awarded the 5th annual Terri Nation Outstanding Academic Advisor Award to Harriet Castrataro for her many years of exceptional service and record of achievement as an academic advisor. Castrataro is co-director of the placement center for the Department of Applied Health Sciences in IU's School of Health, Physical Education and Recreation.
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The second annual Electronic Waste Collection Days event this month at Indiana University Bloomington collected an estimated 350,000 pounds of electronic waste for recycling and environmentally safe disposal.
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In new rankings released April 15 by U.S. News and World Report magazine, several Indiana University graduate schools in education, business, law and the sciences were again included among the nation's best.
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IU Bloomington will celebrate its 181st commencement with three ceremonies spanning two days, where 8,346 degrees will be conferred. For the first time, there will be a separate graduate ceremony for those students receiving master's and doctoral degrees on Friday, May 7, in addition to the two undergraduate ceremonies on Saturday, May 8.
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On a sunny fall day in early November, a group of 10 students from Edgewood Middle School arrived at Indiana University's Visitor Information Center ready to experience a day in the life of an IU student. The junior high students were part of a shadowing program conceptualized by IU undergraduate Savanah Franklin, a Visitor Information Center employee.
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As Indiana University marks its founding 190 years ago this spring, President Michael A. McRobbie will present IU's Distinguished Teaching Awards in honor of Founders Day at a dinner on April 16. Eight IU Bloomington faculty members and two doctoral students will be recognized for outstanding teaching, research and service to the university.
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For the eighth consecutive year, U.S. News and World Report continues to praise Indiana University Bloomington for offering "academic programs that are commonly linked to student success." The Kelley School of Business again was recognized for offering one of the best experiences for undergraduate students, including those aiming to start their own companies.
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A low-flying helicopter will pass over the Indiana University Bloomington campus Wednesday (May 20). IU has hired an Indianapolis company to shoot aerial photography and video of its Bloomington campus.
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More than 700,000 pounds of computers, televisions and other electronic equipment is being recycled and properly disposed of thanks to Electronic Waste Collection Days, hosted by Indiana University Bloomington
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Eight Indiana University graduate schools and programs are ranked among the nation's top 25 by U.S. News and World Report magazine in its latest annual report, "America's Best Graduate Schools."
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