IU researchers are studying how antibody test results affect COVID-19 protective behaviors, and one IU scientist is examining how similarities among individuals affects their risk of dying by suicide.

A new app allows IU scientists to document, in real time, whether people are wearing masks, and a Kelley School of Business lecturer offers ways companies can prevent women losing decades of workplace progress due to COVID-19.

IU researchers are fighting the spread of false election narratives, taking a deep dive into the relationship between private industry and governments, and providing advice on staying safe while dining out.

IU scientists discuss the potential for post-political violence and a professor of chemistry explains why some things burn easily and others don't

An IU researcher discusses why African Americans might not be interested in a coronavirus vaccine, although they should be at the front of the line to receive it, and a professor discusses how employers can keep their employees motivated during the winter months.

An IU jazz professor creates special masks for students, and IU's president talks about how we can improve and strengthen our election.

IU researchers are creating an app that will better demonstrate the pandemic’s impact on academics and an IU professor gives tips for managers to effectively communicate with their employees, especially during a pandemic.

IU is investing in research into inequities; IUPUI scientists are proposing copper-coated filters as a pandemic fighter and researchers are looking at how the pandemic is affecting giving.

IU Media School professor studies unsupported narratives related to the fall 2020 election and IU researchers examine how Black patients with mental health concerns evaluate verbal and non-verbal communication during treatment.

IU researchers are studying the pandemic’s impact on mental health and doctor Aaron Carroll says when it comes to things turning back to normal at the start of the new year, we shouldn’t get our hopes up.