Our department holds regular colloquia and often participates in seminars held in other departments. Our faculty, students, and staff are also involved in many outreach projects that benefit the campus and community.
Quoting Ben Kravitz's opinion in The Hill: Climate engineering research is essential to a just transition and sustainable future
IU Diplomacy Lab students and faculty from IU Bloomington briefed embassy officials via videoconference at the end of the spring semester.
Intense rainfall and flooding occurred in Bloomington, IN overnight on June 18 -19, 2021. The event was caused by a massive complex of thunderstorms that parked over the Bloomington, IN area for over 8 hours.
We just had a minor earthquake in west-central Indiana, near the town of Montezuma. The event was nicely recorded on our IU seismograph station.
Harrison Martin has received a two-year graduate fellowship from the Future Investigators in NASA Earth and Space Science and Technology (FINESST) Program.
EAS Professor Michael Hamburger was recently interviewed by Kelley CIBER about Diplomacy Lab.
The College of Arts