Campus Life
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Space exploration
IU South Bend professor Jerry Hinnefeld describes plans for a new rooftop observatory on campus.
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Atlas of religion
The Polis Center at IUPUI has launched a new website for the study of America’s multi-dimensional religious life.
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Roving Reference
Using iPads and Google Nexus tablets, library staff will bring information to IU Southeast students.
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Guantanamo Bay exhibition
A new traveling exhibit at the IUPUI Cultural Arts Gallery reveals the history of Guantanamo.
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Breast tissue donation
Several health science students at IU Kokomo donated breast tissue as part of a civic engagement class.
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The Look of Learning
The new IU Southeast Graduate Center provides high-tech, collaborative work spaces.
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RecycleMania
IU Bloomington and IU Northwest are taking part in the 2013 RecycleMania tournament.
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Announcements, honors
Following is a roundup of some recent IU announcements, appointments and honors.
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Model UN
IU Kokomo students took part in the school's first ever Model United Nations class.
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Stache Bash
IU School of Medicine-South Bend students raised money for St. Margaret's House -- by wearing or growing mustaches.
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Playing Santa
IU Kokomo students played Santa for residents at a local Mental Health Association group home.
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Friends for life
An IU Southeast group, Allies, supports students with Down syndrome.
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New cadet program
The IU East Campus Police Department is offering a new professional training program for students interested in careers in law enforcement.
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Meat & heat drive
Two IUPUI grad students helped bring in donations for the Hoosier Veterans Assistance Foundation.
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Inside the Herbarium
David Winship Taylor curates the IU Southeast Herbarium, a collection of nearly 8,000 plant specimens from a five-county area.
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Science, not shopping
IU Bloomington's Science and Math Day for local Brownie Troops helps girls defy gender stereotypes.
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Class of 2013
IU Northwest seniors want to create a permanent scholarhip for future students.
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Single-stream recycling
Beginning Jan. 1, IUPUI will convert to single-stream recycling.
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Cultural education
J.R. Pico educates his students about Hispanic culture through humanitarian trips to his native country, Colombia.
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Halloween, IU style
From pumpkin stencils to campus trick-or-treating events, IU knows how to celebrate Halloween.
