Chancellor Shares Changes to IU President’s Cabinet

Since becoming Indiana University's 18th president on July 1, 2007, Michael A. McRobbie has made a number of leadership changes in the president's cabinet, noted IUPUI Chancellor Charles R. Bantz.
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University Develops Web Site for Indiana Local Government Reform Commission

The Local Government Reform Commission launched a Web site today with support from Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis and the Center for Urban Policy and the Environment.
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Herron School of Art and Design VisualFringe Exhibition Opening

Herron School of Art and Design will be one of six galleries participating in VisualFringe in conjunction with the IndyFringe Festival. The Herron School of Art and Design VisualFringe Exhibition will open from 5:30pm until 9pm, Friday, August 3rd, and thereafter be open from 3pm to 9 pm on weekends through Sunday, September 2nd. The best of Herron's faculty, alumni, and students will share their artwork while collaborating with fellow arts organizations.
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Healthy Families Indiana Day at Zoo to Bring Smiles, Help Strengthen Families

More than 1,200 children and their parents participating in the Healthy Families Indiana program in Indianapolis will be treated to a free day at the Indianapolis Zoo, thanks to Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield in Indiana.

Families from the four Healthy Families Indiana sites will have a fun day at the zoo, a luxury normally beyond their reach.

"A day at the zoo is an ideal way to strengthen the bond between parents and children," said Ann Johnson, program manager for the IU School of Nursing MOM Project Healthy Families. "We appreciate Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield in Indiana for helping us strengthen families in our community."
Starbuck and Gleaners Food Bank also contributed bottled water and snacks for the families to enjoy during their outing.
"Research shows that kids first learn about healthy lifestyle habits at home. That's why it's important for Anthem to support the work of the MOM Project," said ...
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Professor’s Biometrics Surveillance to Tackle Security Challenge
Identifying a terrorist traveling incognito among passengers in a crowded, busy airport can be a security challenge akin to looking for the proverbial needle in a haystack.

An Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis (IUPUI) professor has received a $300,000 military grant to develop a ...
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Biracial Sisterhood Laid Groundwork for Civil Rights Movement

A new book by Nancy Marie Robertson of the School of Liberal Arts of Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis explores how the Young Women's Christian Association (YWCA), the nation's major national biracial women's organization, provided a unique venue for women to respond to American race relations during the first half of the twentieth century and laid the groundwork for the subsequent civil rights movement. Dr. Robertson is an associate professor of history and philanthropic studies and also directs the women's studies program.
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IUPUI Police Arrest Two for Theft of Metal from Campus Center Construction Site

IUPUI Police arrested two subjects Brian Houghs and Floyd Neace after police observed them leave the IUPUI Campus Center construction site with a pick up truck load of metal valued at approximately $4500.
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