Winter 2022

IHM Sisters and various agencies started work last summer to provide health screenings for the asylum-seekers and place them with relatives in the U.S.

The Challenges and Rewards of Emergency Veterinary Medicine

“You never know what’s going to walk in through the doors,” says Kate Crossman ’14, emergency clinician at Metropolitan Veterinary Associates.

Snags, Shifts & Success: The Global Supply Chain

Professor Michael Stevens is teaching students to contend with imbalances that cause global disruptions.

Serving Freshmen a Full Plate

Incoming students are offered First-Year Seminar courses that investigate culturally relevant topics and promote intellectual engagement.

From ICU Nurse to Hospital Executive

After holding leadership positions at local hospitals, Clair Mooney, DNP was appointed senior vice president and chief operating officer of Lancaster Medical Center.

Building Safe Spaces: Confronting Sexual Assault in the Heart of Liberia

For her, it’s personal: the people of Liberia are her people. She wants future generations to live life without the constant threat of sexual abuse.

Calling for Environmental Justice with Voices Too Loud to Ignore

Ebony Martin ’03 is building a diverse coalition to speak up for those most impacted by pollution and climate change.

The Family Prototype: First-Generation Students

For first-generation college students, popular media depictions may be all they have to gauge what life at college will be like.

What’s New at IU

Recent developments include a new nursing simulation lab and solar panels for the new Parsons Science Pavilion.

In Remembrance of our Beloved Faculty

The IU community will miss these six long-serving faculty members who recently passed away.

Beyond Destruction: The Ecological Impact of Wildfires

Professor Stephen C. Mason, Jr., Ph.D. explains why wildfires aren’t all bad, nor are they all good, but that wildfires are just necessary.