Nov 18
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Indiana University explores international education issues at symposium
IU's International Education at the Crossroads honored the 60th anniversary of the National Defense Education Act.
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Hamilton Lugar School Language Workshop hosts national Project GO Leadership Meeting
Project GO is a national training program to encourage ROTC students to study critical languages and develop expertise.
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IU School of Global and International Studies renamed for statesmen Hamilton and Lugar
The naming honors former U.S. Rep. Lee H. Hamilton and former U.S. Sen. Richard G. Lugar -- two of the nation's most esteemed statesmen.
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Annual expert survey on Congress finds dwindling middle ground, failing grades
Experts on the legislative branch award Congress low grades in the 12th annual survey by the Center on Representative Government.
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IU engages foreign ambassadors in conversations about tackling local and international challenges
IU welcomed about 30 foreign ambassadors representing countries across four continents as part of a two-day Experience America visit.
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IU survey: In polarized political climate, public looks to Congress for compromise
The public tends to see Congress as more polarized than the citizenry, a survey by the IU Center on Representative Government finds.
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Lugar and Hamilton: Congress should engage on foreign policy
America's role should be to provide leadership and work with other nations to make the world better, the IU distinguished scholars said.
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Former diplomat Power will headline third America's Role in the World conference at IU Bloomington
The nonpartisan conference will include discussions among leading policymakers, scholars, activists, researchers and journalists.
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News from around IU Bloomington
Read about the university's latest distinguished professors, a movie being filmed in Bloomington, an honorary degree and more.
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IU survey: Polarization isn't unique to Washington; state governments rate above Congress
Polarization is worse beyond the Beltway than in the nation's capital, a survey of by the IU Center on Representative Government finds.
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Former congressmen from different parties come together at IU to seek solutions to global concerns
Former congressmen Lee Hamilton and Richard Lugar come together to convene conference at IU about "Issues Facing the New President."
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IU School of Global and International Studies convening America's Role in the World conference
Focus will be on rising anti-democratic tide worldwide, U.S. relations with its allies and rivals, and global trade
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