The tool, called the Hoosier Resilience Index, allows cities to see things like how many days of extreme heat or heavy rain they can expect by 2050.

The annual outlook released by the Kelley School of Business predicts ongoing trade and political issues will lead to economic volatility in 2020.

An IU School of Medicine professor will receive $4.8 million from the National Institutes of Health to study the issue of drug overdoses among young people who have been involved in the criminal justice system.

Bill Sullivan's new book, "Please To Meet Me," explores the way genes and environment shape our lives. The Indiana University School of Medicine professor talked with Side Effects' Steph Whiteside about the book and what he found out while researching it.

ServiceNow founder Fred Luddy made the donation, which is the second-largest private gift IU has ever received.

The first Indiana National Lab Day hosted federal science and technology leaders and Indiana researchers to highlight quantum science and engineering work being done in the state.

A new study conducted by Indiana researchers examines the relationship between industry payments to providers and higher health care costs.

Research from Indiana University shows they may change peoples attitudes about the climate movement.

The first large-scale study of early onset Alzheimers disease is led out of Indiana. A new grant will enable the study to add on genetic research.

When completed in 2021, it will bring the Eskenazi School of Art, Architecture and Design's programs together within one building.