Indiana University’s new Master of Architecture program is only in its second year, but applications are growing and students are settling into the new building in Columbus.

Universities across Indiana have canceled classes Wednesday ahead of a deep freeze that's forecast to last through Thursday afternoon.

A speculative list includes Indiana University President Michael McRobbie as a potential candidate for President of the Georgia Institute of Technology.

The upperclassmen will be forced to live off campus next school year due to renovation work to prevent recent mold problems from returning to two residence halls.

The idea for the free learning tool is, in part, a response to legislation passed last year that requires high schools to offer a state history elective course.

Before, Memorial Stadium's field was only tested a couple times a year. This year, the group started testing the day before each game.

A Board of Trustees committee approved a proposal Friday to move up planned renovations of the Foster and McNutt residence halls by two years.

Indiana is one of top manufacturing states in the country, accounting for more than $98 billion in state output in 2016.

Confirmation of the investigation comes after IU’s Maurer School of Law sent an email to students in Associate Professor Ian Samuel’s civil procedure course outlining changes to an exam planned for Friday.

The university started responding to calls about visible mold in September, and set up its emergency operations center to help address the problems in October.