A new IU study shows the impact of politicians spreading misinformation on social media, and an IU expert offers tips for coping with election anxiety.

An IU expert discusses how long COVID might stick around and an IU study finds artificial light at night wakes up dormant infections in birds

Hear tips for safe trick-or-treating, and learn about the spooky and dangerous side of black licorice.

An Indiana University study shows alcohol use and frequency of use are up during the COVID-19 pandemic, while other IU experts say hope, not fear, is key for mobilizing Latino voters.

IU research shows blue-light glasses improve sleep and work productivity, while another IU study finds inequities in lending in majority-Black neighborhoods.

Experts are anticipating how COVID-19 may worsen mental health problems this winter, and experts says temperature checks may not be effective in controlling the spread of the virus.

IU experts offer tips for being intimate during the pandemic, and a model is being developed to help people with traumatic brain injuries overcome challenges.

Two IU studies show the toll the pandemic is taking on mothers and couples with young children, and a new study examining lead exposure could explain why some people dependent on alcohol return to drinking

An IU study found Black police officers disciplined disproportionately for misconduct, and a new survey says more roommates are hooking up during the pandemic.

An IU study says millions people living in river deltas around the world are at high risk of flooding and other impacts from climate change, while another IU researcher is leading an effort to get junk in outer space under control