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Civil rights leader and former NAACP chairman Julian Bond spoke at the dedication of the IU School of Education's Inspire Living-Learning Center Thursday.

Two Indiana University medical experts say the United States won't experience an Ebola epidemic.

An Indiana doctor back from Liberia explains his experience of the Ebola outbreak. Can the market support the number of craft breweries throughout the state?

Professor Hershey says redistricting problems are largely connected with issues of diversity, and that an independent commission wouldn't solve the problem.

Dean of the IU School of Education Gerardo Gonzalez is set to retire after 15 years of leadership at the university.

A judge heard from attorneys today regarding accusations that the Bureau of Motor Vehicles is withholding information about how it has overcharged customers.

Indiana's House Speaker thinks it’s time to let the tax system settle.

The House Republicans say they plan to increase funding to public education and boost public safety while maintaining a balanced budget.

The family of Abdul-Rahman released an e-mail he sent to friends, family and teachers in March 2012, when he decided to stay in the Middle East.

The strategic plan aims to ensure the university continues to thrive.