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IU Bloomington move-in begins Aug. 14; classes start Aug. 22
More than 7,500 students living in residence halls will soon arrive for the 2022-23 school year; Welcome Week events begin Aug. 17.
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IU Bloomington to host nonresidential scholars from Ukraine
The campus will offer one-year, nonresidential fellowships to Ukrainian scholars studying in the humanities and social sciences.
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New Jewish Culture Center, in partnership with IU Hillel, open on Bloomington campus
IU Bloomington, in collaboration with IU Hillel, opens a Jewish Culture Center for students, faculty and staff.
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Pandemic upended state's population trends in 2021: Indiana Business Research Center
Indiana added 20,341 residents in 2021 to reach a total population of nearly 6.81M, a slower growth attributed to deaths caused by COVID-19.
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Alumnus Rahul Shrivastav to lead IU Bloomington campus as executive vice president and provost
The provost serves as the chief academic officer for the IU Bloomington campus of more than 45,000 students, 2,400 faculty and 5,700 staff.
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The most-read IU Bloomington news of 2021
A look back at some of the most-read stories of the year from IU Bloomington.
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IU Bloomington ranks high in U.S. News list of 'Best Global Universities'
The campus ranked 24th worldwide in the economics and business category, and 39th in the world for arts and humanities.
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Lilly Library acquires more than 20,000 linguistic books collected by 'Dame of Dictionaries'
The library has acquired the complete Madeline Kripke Dictionary Collection, helping it establish the Merriam-Webster Archive.