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Enjoy Indiana University's special election edition of Teaching & Learning, which features students involved in politics on campus.
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Summer Music Festival concert features: Menahem Pressler and Friends
June 18, 8 p.m., Auer Concert Hall, Bloomington -- The collective artistry of IU Distinguished Professor Menahem Pressler, pianist and founding member of the Beaux Arts Trio, violinist Carmit Zori, cellist Amir Eldan and violist Atar Arad will sweep you away during two piano quartets.
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When Liberian President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf received an honorary degree this month from IU Bloomington, it marked a high point in a close and lengthy relationship between Indiana University and the West African nation. Sirleaf, the first woman elected president of Liberia or any other country in Africa, received the honorary degree May 3 at commencement exercises.
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Students in master's degree programs at the Indiana University School of Public and Environmental Affairs wrapped up their studies with a capstone course, a semester-long project in which they apply what they've learned. For the 30 students in Professor Leslie Lenkowsky's capstone course this spring, their client was the Office of the Governor of Indiana and their topics included real-world government challenges in dealing with health, energy, prisons and the environment.
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The Sociology Student Association at Indiana University-Purdue University Fort Wayne invited environmental and fair-trade activist Kevin Danaher to give the keynote address last October for the inaugural campus Sociology Awareness Week. The event went so well that Danaher returned the favor. The Global Exchange co-founder and Green Festivals producer issued a special invitation for IPFW students to attend the Chicago Green Festival this month.
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Indiana University's School of Public and Environmental Affairs has established the Indiana University Public Policy Institute. Located near the Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis campus, the new Institute will serve as an umbrella organization for SPEA-affiliated research centers dealing with urban and environmental policy, health policy and criminal justice.
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Hoosier high school students living in rural areas will have increased access to college credit courses this fall because of the collaborative efforts of Indiana University and Purdue University.
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The April 8, 2008, issue of Perspectives on Policy included a feature story about the Indiana Democracy Consortium, which brings together IU Bloomington experts from multiple disciplines. Also in the issue were reports on a survey of doctors about national health care, an economics paper on "green taxes," Public Affairs Week at IU Northwest and a panel discussion on water resources, and an op-ed by a faculty member on the relationship between climate change and conflict.
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Visit IU at the Indiana State Fair
For the third year in a row, the Indiana State Fair will be all about Indiana University for an entire day. IU makes a big difference in the state, from improving Hoosier health to building a better Hoosier economy. On Aug. 7, IU Day, we'll celebrate our commitment to Indiana.
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