How did two Hoosiers, Judy and Dave Elliott, innovate in an industry that barely changed over hundreds of years?

How did a Belgian immigrant turned Hoosier solve one of the greatest problems of the 1900s, lack of access to rubber?

Why did Dr. Erich Klinghammer bring wolves back to the Hoosier state? How has his work made an impact on Indiana and the world?

How did a swamp in northeastern Indiana inspire Gene Stratton-Porter to become an innovative photographer, best-selling author and self-taught scientist?

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How did a boy from Evansville, Ind. grow up to become the nation’s first African American doctor of mathematics?

How did one Hoosier company use a naturally occurring bacteria to combat pests on cotton farms?

How did Indiana women in the sixties come together to convince lawmakers to pass a landmark piece of legislation to ban phosphates?

What’s a resilient community and how are innovative nurses looking beyond medical solutions to solve health crises?

How did 500 pioneering women, like Ruth Gardiner from Indianapolis, save more than a million lives during World War II?