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Researchers highlight ethical concerns of stopping clinical trials for children
In a new commentary in the medical journal Pediatrics, IU School of Nursing associate professor Amelia Knopf raises concerns about the ethics of stopping clinical trials before they are completed,... Read more about Researchers highlight ethical concerns of stopping clinical trials for children
US News ranks 2 IU undergrad programs No. 1 in Indiana, among leading national programs
Undergraduate programs in business and nursing at Indiana University have earned high marks in the 2026 U.S. News and World Report Best Colleges rankings, with the Kelley School of Business in Bloo... Read more about US News ranks 2 IU undergrad programs No. 1 in Indiana, among leading national programs
Increasing access to care through community health outreach
Staffing rural health clinics in southern Indiana is one of the many ways that Indiana University students are tackling the challenge of increasing access to health care across the state.
President Whitten highlights transformative progress at 2024 State of the University Address
Indiana University President Pamela Whitten highlighted significant growth in student success, transformative research and IU’s impact on the state during her 2024 State of the University address... Read more about President Whitten highlights transformative progress at 2024 State of the University Address
IU Bloomington ranks fifth nationally, first in Indiana for total number of students studying abroad
Indiana University Bloomington has ranked third in the nation for midterm study abroad programs and fifth for the total number of students who studied abroad in the 2022-23 academic year, upholding... Read more about IU Bloomington ranks fifth nationally, first in Indiana for total number of students studying abroad
School of Nursing research aims to expand epilepsy care in Kenya
IU School of Nursing researchers are working to bridge the treatment gap for epilepsy care in Kenya by expanding access, through a $2.4 million grant from the the National Institute of Neurological... Read more about School of Nursing research aims to expand epilepsy care in Kenya