Below, read the latest news from our Indianapolis campus. Here you will find stories about O’Neill Indianapolis administration, faculty, staff, students, and research.
IU Debate team expands speech programs in Hoosier schools
The Indiana University Debate team is growing competitive speech and debate in Hoosier schools by hosting an annual middle school tournament, coaching high schoolers throughout the academic year an... Read more about IU Debate team expands speech programs in Hoosier schools
From city hall to the classroom: Indiana mayors teach the art of public service
Indiana mayors return to the classroom to teach students about civic leadership through new programs of study offered by IU Paul H. O'Neill School of Public and Environmental Affairs on the Bloomin... Read more about From city hall to the classroom: Indiana mayors teach the art of public service
IU leads Indiana’s universities in top 10, top 20 US News rankings; O’Neill retains No. 2 spot
Indiana University remains the state's leader in top-ranked graduate programs and specialties, with the most top 10 and top 20 placements in the 2025-26 U.S. News and World Report Best Graduate Sch... Read more about IU leads Indiana’s universities in top 10, top 20 US News rankings; O’Neill retains No. 2 spot
O’Neill Spring Break Abroad program: IU Indianapolis students take on South Korea
IU Indianapolis students, Faith Odiete and Chandler Jessup, used their spring break to travel across the world. They share how their trip to South Korea with the O'Neill School of Public and Enviro... Read more about O’Neill Spring Break Abroad program: IU Indianapolis students take on South Korea
Academic programs, sense of community factor into IU Bloomington’s record applications
Prospective college students' growing interest in IU has led to another record application cycle. IU Bloomington has received more than 73,400 applications for the 2024-25 cycle — a 9% increase f... Read more about Academic programs, sense of community factor into IU Bloomington’s record applications
IU to strengthen, expand presence as national leader through new Washington, DC, location
Indiana University has secured an eight-story building in Washington, D.C., that will serve as a critical hub for research, leadership and learning for members of the IU community.
Future leaders in action: IU students strengthen security and policy in Washington, DC
From planning security for the presidential inauguration to translating research into policy recommendations, IU students get first-hand leadership training in the nation's capital through classes... Read more about Future leaders in action: IU students strengthen security and policy in Washington, DC
Grant DiDomizio, an IU Bloomington student in the Master of Arts in curatorship program, is showcasing the legacy of Indiana women in the arts through his internship with the Brown County Art Guild... Read more about Curating an opportunity: IU grad student leads ‘Indiana Women Artists’ exhibition as art guild intern
‘AlgoRhythms’ summit will explore the future of music and AI
The IU Jacobs School of Music, in collaboration with the IU Maurer School of Law and other partners on campus and within the Bloomington community, will present "AlgoRhythms: The World of Music and... Read more about ‘AlgoRhythms’ summit will explore the future of music and AI
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