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Dutch soldier shot in Indianapolis dies of his injuries
One of three Dutch soldiers wounded in a shooting outside a hotel in downtown Indianapolis over the weekend has died.
Purdue scientist says NASA ‘sonification’ of black hole ‘makes the universe accessible to our senses’
Last week, NASA scientists tweeted out sound made by the black hole at the center of the Perseus galaxy cluster roughly 240 million lightyears away.
Purdue researchers unveil “meat sentiment” dashboard
Researchers at Purdue University have created a dashboard to track what they call “meat sentiment” – or how different meats are performing on social media and in the news.
The abortion ban takes effect soon. Some Hoosiers want more birth control access
Some Indiana lawmakers and health care professionals are continuing calls for better access to birth control, less than a month before the state’s near-total abortion ban takes effect.
Panel of IU faculty and staff speak out against SB 1
Seven IU Bloomington faculty and staff members held a panel Friday to help people understand the near total abortion ban passed by state lawmakers earlier this month.
MCCSC board members and staff address potential concerns for upcoming year
MCCSC members discuss issues with student health, safety, and more for this upcoming year.
Loan forgiveness, insulin prices, war in Ukraine | Indiana Newsdesk
Federal student loan forgiveness rolls out, insulin prices remain high despite government action, and an expert discusses the Russian politics behind the war in Ukraine. These stories and more in Indiana Newsdesk.
QB position is one of IU's biggest questions heading into season opener
Injuries decimated the Hoosiers on both sides of the ball last season, but nowhere more than at quarterback, where five different players took snaps.
Ball State to help K-12 teachers build student civics education with federal grant
Ball State University will help Hoosier teachers prepare, thanks to a multi-year, $1.3 million federal grant. The plan is to model it in Muncie, then roll it out statewide.
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Helping sickle cell patients starts with collecting better data
Most states don’t have basic information on sickle cell patients. This means these patients’ needs aren’t taken into account when it comes to federal and state-level public health planning and budgeting.
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