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Join the Neal-Marshall Black Culture Center for the Juneteenth Celebration. Enjoy food, music, games, a cakewalk, arts and crafts, and purchase a sweet treat from a local favorite - Rasta Pops. More details: https://bit.ly/4b0yABz

The decision-making processes that determine the location of clean-energy facilities can play a critical role in the success of such projects. A team of researchers, including a group from the O'Neill School of Public and Environmental Affairs at Indiana University, has been awarded a $2.5 million grant from the Department of Energy to evaluate how these processes, called siting practices, shape community support for large-scale solar projects and how those dynamics differ across communities.

Learn more about the initiative: https://bit.ly/45pfdBc

New research out of Indiana University South Bend and the IU Innovation and Commercialization Office is working to combat the spread of disease from mosquitos through a genetically based RNA interference insecticide. Read more: https://bit.ly/4epEbo7

Join in the fun and learn about Indiana's official state stone at Limestone Fest! The event presented by the Indiana Geological and Water Survey will be held from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. this Saturday, June 15 in Northwest Quad on Cottage Grove Avenue behind the Survey’s office at 1001 E. 10th St. Find additional details at https://bit.ly/4bUpE1P

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This year, a recent IU graduate got the chance to help strengthen cybersecurity in her rural hometown of Jasper, Indiana. As part of the IU Center for Rural Engagement's Sustaining Hoosier Communities initiative, Izzy Blazey and a team of fellow IU students worked closely with officials to help Jasper hone its approach to choosing an emergency alert system that will meet its citizens’ need for immediate critical information while also protecting local security infrastructure.

Learn more about Izzy and the IU Cybersecurity Clinic: https://bit.ly/3XhlBbr

Granfalloon, presented alongside the Indiana University Writers’ Conference and the Bloomington Handmade Market, offers an array of creative experiences across Bloomington. From live music and literary readings to art exhibits and craft workshops, this festival celebrates art, ideas, and community in honor of Kurt Vonnegut Jr.

The J. Irwin Miller Architecture Program at Indiana University has earned a prestigious accreditation, making it one of three nationally accreditation programs in the state, and marking a significant milestone in our commitment to student success. https://bit.ly/4cbxALQ

Did you know that Indiana University has a rich history of producing Olympic gold medalists? From swimming to track and field, IU athletes have consistently showcased their talent on the world stage, bringing home numerous medals over the years. https://bit.ly/3VwT8xe

Presented by the IU Arts and Humanities Council and inspired by legendary Hoosier author Kurt Vonnegut Jr., Granfalloon brings together musicians, artists, thinkers, and good people from all walks of life for a celebration of art, ideas, and community. See the schedule of events happening through this week at https://bit.ly/3OOsvyr.

Festival Schedule Schedule and event information for the Granfalloon festival.

Join Indiana University during this year's Indiana Black Expo, Inc. Summer Celebration. Volunteers are needed to help share Hoosier spirit in the Exhibition Hall between June 28 - 30. https://bit.ly/3wR74rI

The IU Luddy School of Informatics, Computing, and Engineering sponsored high school robotics teams -- the Quadrangles and I.C.E. Robotics -- thrived at the recent For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology (FIRST) World Championships in Houston, Texas. The state and world competitions are significant recruiting opportunities to bring talent to Luddy. Learn more about the world championship: https://bit.ly/3XaWEyA

Bianca Miranda, an Air Force Veteran, took the first steps toward becoming a forensic psychologist by graduating from Indiana University Kokomo with her bachelor's degree. Learn about her experience at IU Kokomo: https://bit.ly/3VaQewu

The Indiana University Auditorium has announced its 2024-2025 schedule. The 2024–2025 season is packed with Broadway hits, opening with Les Misérables, and featuring Bloomington debuts of Dear Evan Hansen and Hadestown, plus shows like Ain’t Too Proud, How the Grinch Stole Christmas, and the return of Come From Away. The schedule also includes a play based on Clue. IU Auditorium highlights include Jazz at Lincoln Center's New Orleans Songbook, Michael Feinstein’s Because of You: My Tribute to Tony Bennett, and local favorites like Dennis James Hosts Halloween, Straight No Chaser, and Chimes of Christmas. View the full schedule: https://bit.ly/450FPYZ

Game on! The Indiana Memorial Union's Billards and Bowling will open from 3- 10 pm daily in June and July. Child under 16 who register can bowl two games free every program day during these months. Get the details: https://bit.ly/4bz9laP

Game on Enjoy bowling, billiards, and arcade games in an alcohol-free, nonsmoking environment at Bowling and Billiards.

Indiana University and a new medical school in Kenya partnered nearly 35 years ago to create a visionary global health collaboration model.

The results of that Academic Model Providing Access to Healthcare, or Ampath Kenya, partnership includes the creation of one of Africa’s first, largest, and most comprehensive HIV care and control programs supported by the United States Agency for International Development; sub-Saharan Africa’s first transitional home for people with mental health challenges; and Kenya’s first medical fellowships in pediatric oncology and maternal-fetal medicine. Visit https://bit.ly/3V1qJhl to learn more.

AMPATH Kenya: IU and partners create visionary global health model Indiana University formed a partnership with a medical school in Kenya nearly 35 years ago and created a model of global health collaboration that was vis...

Twelve candidates are running for the IU alumni trustee election. All Indiana University degree holders may vote; voting will open June 1 and run through 10 am on June 28. https://bit.ly/3yFGIKt

Do you know the lore of the 'IU Birdman'? Thanks to IU Luddy School of Informatics, Computing, and Engineering graduate student Elise Suarez, his and other Bloomington campus folklore tales are being digitized. https://bit.ly/451TNcW

The Indy 500's 500 Festival Princesses represent 18 Indiana colleges through their 33 members. With a cumulative GPA of 3.74, the group was selected from hundreds of applicants based on communication skills, academic performance, community involvement, commitment to service, and leadership. Across the IU system, 12 students were chosen as ambassador group members. Read about Indiana University Kokomo student Delaney Zeck and her experience: https://bit.ly/4dZQIhO

IU projects funded through the Memorial Fund include the Indiana Memorial Union, Memorial Hall, and the original Memorial Stadium. Learn how these structures, and other special programs and projects - such as The Golden Book - honor those who have served and sacrificed for our country. https://bit.ly/3Kf6NCy

The Golden Book The Golden Book contains the names of veterans associated with Indiana University.

The only program of its kind in the world, the Indiana University School of Medicine teaches physicians like Leonard Edwards, MD, MBA, to care for the fastest athletes. Learn how he and the team prepared for the Indianapolis 500: https://bit.ly/4bLfbW8

Award-winning filmmaker and IU alumnus Jerald Harkness returned to Indiana University this spring to help The Media School at Indiana University students explore the world of documentary filmmaking. While telling stories through the eyes of others, they discovered more about themselves along the way. https://bit.ly/3VabMdS

Indiana University School of Medicine second-year student Morgan Foley was ready to take on the challenges of clinical rotations this month thanks in part to the international enhancement grant she received for the summer after her first year of medical school. Learn how her international experience will help her serve patients locally: https://bit.ly/4atl21b

The new Global Gateway office in Accra, Ghana is Indiana University's sixth IU Global Gateway, making IU the only public university in the United States to have gateway of this sort on the African continent.

The Gateway builds on decades of successful partnerships with organizations like Ampath Kenya and Ministry of Health-Kenya, solidifying IU's commitment to collaborative research, international partnerships, and global health efforts in Africa. https://bit.ly/4bPKak1

On June 2, Indiana University will honor and celebrate National Cancers Survivors Day at Memorial Stadium. The event will include activities for kids, music, concessions, cancer resource experts and more.

Reserve free tickets at https://bit.ly/4bl3k10.