Below, read the latest news from our Indianapolis campus. Here you will find stories about O’Neill Indianapolis administration, faculty, staff, students, and research.
Student public policy research advises state on alleviating homelessness, food insecurity
Student research assistants at the Public Policy Institute share insights on how to tackle homelessness, address food insecurity and identify the barriers to student success for LGBTQ+ youth. ... Read more about Student public policy research advises state on alleviating homelessness, food insecurity
Bernstein’s campus visits inspire journalism students amid changing media landscape
Journalism is not dead; it's changing but remains as vital as ever. Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Carl Bernstein communicated this message to Indiana University journalism students during a Q&a... Read more about Bernstein’s campus visits inspire journalism students amid changing media landscape
O’Neill School launches of Master of Public Policy program
The new master's degree in the Paul H. O'Neill School of Public and Environmental Affairs is designed to equip students with the essential skills needed to analyze, evaluate and design effective pu... Read more about O’Neill School launches of Master of Public Policy program
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
As climate change increases likelihood of economic disasters, solution may be found in soil
An increasing number of droughts, floods, storms and wildfires cause costly disasters to the U.S. economy, including agriculture. IU Indianapolis professor Jerome Dumortier says a solution to mitig... Read more about As climate change increases likelihood of economic disasters, solution may be found in soil
IU expands program supporting Ukrainian scholars to 8 more Big Ten universities
An innovative fellowship program at Indiana University that has enabled 69 Ukrainian scholars to continue their research and teaching since Russia's invasion in 2022 will now expand thanks to suppo... Read more about IU expands program supporting Ukrainian scholars to 8 more Big Ten universities
Roots of resilience: IU institute helps communities expand tree canopies
Community tree plantings served as a capstone to a yearlong collaboration with IU's Environmental Resilience Institute to assess local tree canopies and make plans to expand them.
O’Neill Leadership Fellows gain experience, help Hoosiers through community organizations
Whether alleviating poverty, enhancing sustainability, helping patients, advancing the arts or protecting the environment, 120 fellows through the Indiana University O'Neill Leadership Program are... Read more about O’Neill Leadership Fellows gain experience, help Hoosiers through community organizations
New O’Neill School leadership center equips students and professionals for public service
The new center at the Paul H. O'Neill School of Public and Environmental Affairs will serve students on the Bloomington and Indianapolis campuses, train current and future leaders across the state,... Read more about New O’Neill School leadership center equips students and professionals for public service
Forever chemicals in Great Lakes: $7.2M EPA grant funds O’Neill researcher’s continued study
Assistant professor Marta Venier, a leading figure in environmental chemistry who specializes in the study of persistent pollutants in the atmosphere, has been awarded the grant to support the EPA'... Read more about Forever chemicals in Great Lakes: $7.2M EPA grant funds O’Neill researcher’s continued study