A recent study out of Indiana University says transfer students have smaller academic gains in the first two years at a new charter school, compared to unmoved, public school peers.

A new book co-written by an Indiana scientist provides diagnostic tools and scenarios for care providers to help identify mental health problems in seniors.

The school's College of Arts and Sciences is most affected, with geology, philosophy and women's studies being eliminated Jan. 1.

The study looked at chronic use of anticholinergic drugs by older adults. The drugs can include certain antihistamines and nighttime cold medicines.