Stories
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Oh, the places they'll go
Find links to stories about one graduate from each IU campus, this year’s graduation numbers and a photo gallery of commencement images.
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'A Hoosier household'
The Cappa family is bound together by more than blood: nearly three generations of Cappas have degrees from IU.
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Rumba for Riley
Through ballroom dancing, IU's ADA consultant Frank Epperson raises money and awareness of disabilities.
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Operation social justice
Ian McIntosh, director of international partnerships at IUPUI, will speak today, April 3, at 12:15 p.m. at the IU Art Museum.
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In with the 3-D crowd
IU Southeast fine arts professor Brian Harper brings people together -- in 3-D plastic.
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Sustainable health care
A team of students, faculty and graduates of IPFW helps maintain sustainable health care in a rural area in the Dominican Republic.
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Alpine mountain climber
IU Southeast alum Karsten Delap tackles mountains across the globe.
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Memorializing donors
The IU School of Medicine-Northwest hosted a memorial service to honor patients who donated their bodies to science.
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'Honoring Unsung Heroes'
IU Kokomo's first African American faculty member, Herbert Miller, was recently honored at a Martin Luther King Jr. celebration.
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Learning patient care
Nursing students learn hands-on patient care in IU Kokomo's simulation lab.
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Fantasy football class
An IU Bloomington professor uses fantasy football to teach statistical analysis techniques.
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Drink your coconut water
An IU Southeast researcher studied the health benefits of drinking coconut water after a workout.
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Meta-paintings
The professor describes his art as analogous to "Itzhak Perlman performing a song by Lil Wayne."
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Danger Run
Recent IU Southeast grad Michael Book puts heart -- and horror -- into his jobs.
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Beyond Btown b-ball
IU's regional campuses are increasingly active in athletics, with more student involvement and more teams.
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Sculpture with Purpose
Artist proposals are being sought for IPFW's public art project, Sculpture with Purpose.
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Cycling for a cause
Rafat Abonour will cycle 200 miles in southeastern Indiana to raise funds and awareness of multiple myeloma.
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'What's Up, Myles?'
IU South Bend alum Myles Robertson is a fellow for the campus's Center for a Sustainable Future.
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Spirit of giving
IU East's Becky Melton Scholarship celebrates "the spirit of giving."
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Art & inspiration
Reflections serves a journal and guide for first year students in the IU School of Medicine.
