Going Deep

by Michael Koryta

What do shipwrecks tell us about our past--and future? Students in a first-of-its-kind program find out.

A Whirlwind in All Directions

by Karen Grooms

Named for an African warrior, Mzilikazi Koné fights to expand the boundaries of black feminist thought and theory.

by Paul Karns

From Indiana to China to Ireland, Paul Musgrave studies politics and aspires to be a new kind of public figure.

Art in Word and Image

Poetry, painting, design, and more—by IU undergraduates.

Inspiration: Variations on a Theme

by Ryan Whirty

Two young composers reflect on the motivations behind their work.

by Ryan Whirty

Working in the Laboratory of the Gods

by David Bricker

In the mythic world of Iceland, volcanoes yield marvels and mysteries.

by Elizabeth E. Hunt

A temporary research hiatus teaches a student lessons about real-life research experiences.

The Science of Making Choices

by Lauren J. Bryant

In a lab group that studies complex brain activities, research assistants learn a lot about making decisions.

The Leading Business

by Luci Englert McKean

What does it take to be a business leader? Scott Lesht interns, competes, volunteers, and launches a company to find out.

Engaging Undergraduates

by Paul Karns

Do undergraduate research experiences really make a difference?