A pressurized mechanism captures carbon dioxide from the university’s central heating plant to grow algae. The algae is converted into bio-fertilizer to be used throughout campus.

Mayors and representatives from about 18 Indiana cities heard more at the Climate Leadership Summit in Indianapolis on Thursday.

Research finds it’s difficult for people to accurately understand everything a hospital does, and that leads to biased ratings.

The Michael I. Arnolt Center for Investigative Journalism will focus on the production and teaching of investigative journalism.

While there are no cases of the liver infection on the Bloomington campus, more than 330 people have been diagnosed with hepatitis A across the state since November.

Flame retardants are the chemicals in furniture, electronics, home insulation, and other household items meant to keep them from catching on fire.

Indiana University research identified a tiny molecule that may signal the presence of some types of dementia. Researchers say this could be a first step to developing an early test for Alzheimer’s.

“Amatria” is the name of the new “sentient” art sculpture, and it’s located in a glass atrium space on the building’s fourth floor.

Only 500 copies of the first edition were printed in the early 1800s. There are two in Indiana and one belongs to the Lilly Library.

Breaking records, presenting trophies, cutting down nets, shedding tears and shooting streamers. On the last day of March, Indiana’s WNIT championship game Saturday delivered all that and more.