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New study to test COVID-19 infection, transmission among vaccinated college students
The study's findings will inform science-based decisions about mask use and social distancing for fully vaccinated people.
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Lauren Robel to step down as IU Bloomington provost, return to faculty
As provost, Robel has built on IU Bloomington's two centuries of major achievements in education, research, and the arts and humanities.
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$1.7M in grants supports IU Kelley School of Business, Jacobs School of Music
The grants to Indiana University are among the inaugural awards from the Conrad Prebys Foundation.
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Take a shot at Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall with campus's first COVID-19 vaccine clinic
Starting March 29, Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall will be the site of a COVID-19 vaccine clinic with the Monroe County Health Department.
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Could rotavirus genome be key to COVID-19 vaccine for kids? IU researchers say yes.
IU researchers are reverse-engineering the rotavirus genome to explore the possibility of a combined rotavirus-COVID-19 vaccine.
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New Bloomington Health Sciences Building ready to welcome its first students
IU Bloomington's Health Sciences Building is now open at IU's Regional Academic Health Center and will have in-person classes this semester.
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IU Bloomington finalizing plans to be COVID-19 vaccine site
Pending approval from the state, IU Bloomington will be another local option for those scheduling appointments for the COVID-19 vaccine.
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Susan Gubar, literary critic and author, receives MLA Lifetime Scholarly Achievement Award
Gubar, a distinguished professor emerita at IU Bloomington, joins a select group to earn this prestigious award, given every three years.