A Kinsey Institute study finds a majority of women sext and many use dating apps to find partners, while a new dashboard by IUPUI researchers will allow comparison of states’ COVID-related executive orders

IU researchers have found primate feces could hold the key to understanding threats to wildlife from chemical pollutants and an IU political scientist discusses the ways anger-filled political rhetoric erodes democracy.

Through IU’s Responding to the Addictions Crisis Grand Challenge, IU researchers are helping youth at risk of a substance use disorder and helping teens entering the juvenile justice system receive help for substance abuse issues.

An IU political scientist discusses the Indian American vote, and learn how yellow mealworms might be the answer to finding an alternative source of protein.

IU has been chosen for a vaccine trial, an IU researcher discusses if there will be exemptions for a COVID-19 vaccine, and one IU athlete is working to destigmatize mental illness, particularly among male athletes.

IU researchers have confirmed that people who give philanthropically are seen as more attractive and learn about IU researchers who are studying COVID-19 in jail populations.

A new study by IU researchers finds cleaning and disinfecting have reached new levels of intensity during the coronavirus pandemic; so what is that doing to our health? And IU School of Social Work says social workers can play an important role alongside policing with a goal of partnership that supports both law enforcement and community needs.

A new study by IU researchers finds the scope of citizen oversight of police can determine the effectiveness in decreasing violent crime and IU scientists from the Environmental Resilience Institute are learning what’s in the question “how’s the weather?”

An IU professor is working to teach future educators how to become antiracist, and two IU researchers say teaching outside may help combat COVID-19 while providing an in-person education.

IU researchers give tips on avoiding burnout while working from home and researchers at the IU Kelley School of Business find political ads do not have a negative effect on non-political ads.