The Indiana University Student Chapter of the Association for Computing Machinery.

Official Indiana University Alumni Association homepage: the starting place to connect alumni and serve IU.

The mission of the Advanced Network Management Lab (ANML) is to perform research in the fields of network performance, management, and security; to use this research to develop new high-tech business opportunities in Indiana; and to contribute to IU's mission by collaborating with the School of Informatics, the Research and Education Information Sharing and Analysis Center (REN-ISAC), the Center for Applied Cybersecurity Research (CACR), and the Global Network Operations Center (GNOC).

The Arden Institute is a research center at Indiana University whose aim is to promote innovative research on synthetic worlds: crafted online spaces that host thousands of users on a persistent basis. To this end, the Institute supports research activities and hosts an annual conference, the Ludium, whose output is published exclusively on this website. The Arden Institute is an initiative of Edward Castronova, Associate Professor of Telecommunications, Indiana University.

In November, 1999, Indiana University's Office of the Vice President for Information Technology and Chief Information Officer announced a major award from the Ameritech Foundation (now the AT&T Foundation) to Indiana University to establish a program to promote innovation in teaching and learning as facilitated through the use of information technology.

The CGB Bioinformatics Portal is a comprehensive, centralized website for learning about and accessing Bioinformatics and Genomics services offered by The Center for Genomics and Bioinformatics. It has been designed to support the research activities of IU life sciences faculty, staff, and graduate students in addition to the CGB's own research staff. Through this portal, the CGB provides access to a wide array of bioinformatics analysis software, support documentation, tutorials, consulting services, computing infrastructure, and more. While some features are restricted to IU Bloomington researchers only, some services are available to the greater IU community and general public. We encourage the IU life sciences community to make use of these invaluable services, and to visit frequently for updates.

In our program, students can earn a BSW degree that prepares them for beginning social work practice in a variety of community agencies.

This web site is a ?work in progress? designed to offer assistance to the Bloomington community as the University implements the new Student Information System (SIS).

Beta Phi Mu is the international library and information science honor society. The Chi Chapter is based at Indiana University School of Library and Information Science. The web site includes information on the chapter's activities, scholarship awards, and more.

Welcome to IU's audio and video and audio service. Using a free player like RealPlayer, you can plug into IU events live or at your convenience.

Information for students about tuition billing and payment

Founded in 2002, the Center works to enhance the security and integrity of information systems, technologies, and content.

CALM is a Web-based learning tool based upon a Socratic pedagogy. It provides both students and faculty with assessment about the comprehension of a particular topic.

The Center for Evaluation & Education Policy (CEEP) promotes and supports rigorous program evaluation and education policy research primarily, but not exclusively, for educational, human services, and nonprofit organizations. As part of the Indiana University School of Education, CEEP represents a long history of leading-edge evaluation and research experience.

Typically, complex adaptive system models are applied to natural phenomena, such as the pattern of stripes on zebras or seeds on sunflowers. Our research goal is to apply these models to understanding on individual people learn and perceive, and how groups of people organize themselves into emergent structures which none of the individuals in the group may understand or even perceive. Our laboratory is currently exploring interactions between perceptual and conceptual learning, methods for learning abstract concepts using computer simulations, the perception of similarity and analogy, and group behavior from a complex systems perspective. Our typical modus operandi is to simultaneously conduct psychological experiments on humans and develop computational models of the observed behavior. The results from the experiments help to constrain and inform our computational models, and the computational models serve to organize and explain our empirical results.

The official Web site of Indiana University?s College of Arts and Sciences with information for precollege, undergraduate, and graduate students, as well as faculty and staff members and alumni and donors.

The Center on Congress at Indiana University provides an unbiased view on congress to youths and adults alike.

This newly formed University Relations unit includes 14 staff members from the former Office of Publications and 14 staff members from the former Office of Communications and Marketing

The Center for Research on Learning and Technology at the School of Education, Indiana University, Bloomington campus is an organization dedicated to helping people find the appropriate application of technology to improve teaching and learning in diverse settings.

We are a self-organized network of people in various academic units at IU, interested in the broad areas of complex systems, network science, modeling, simulation, artificial life, and visualization.

Data administration involves the application of formal guidelines and the appropriate tools to manage Indiana University's information resources.

Support IU Biology by giving online; learn about some of the fellowships and scholarships available; read our publications; take a virtual tour of Biology.

The Bloomington campus of Indiana University emergency situation website.

The Council for Environmental Stewardship represents students, faculty and staff on the Bloomington campus. Council members come from major administrative, academic and student groups. Most have been nominated by the head of their organization, department or office. The mission of the Council is to engage students, faculty and staff in academic programs and administrative efforts that enhance our campus environment and contribute to a healthy and sustainable world.

Indiana University Libraries Electronic Reserve System

Get the latest news and events listings from each of IU's eight campuses.

The students at IU achieve great things and define excellence through their accomplishments in academics, athletics, and community service.

This is the home page for the IU Division of Exntended Programs.

Annual publication of Indiana University listing official statistics and facts

Information about IU's Falcon Enterprise Tracking System

Before choosing an online music or movie download service, please make sure that they have a license from the copyright holders to distribute the content in the way they are offering.

The Indiana University School of Informatics offers a unique curriculum that combines IT concepts with another area of study, opening rewarding career opportunities for graduates.

Home page of the Human-Computer Interaction Design Group at the IU School of Informatics.

Indiana University Health Center on the Bloomington campus. A wide variety of information is available including : health information, counseling and sexual assault services, health & wellness, sexual assault services, immunizations, flu shot schedules, eye clinic services, lab tests, women services and many other health related services.

Biology Undergraduate Education Program at Indiana University

This is the on-line edition of the IU Home Pages, a newsletter for faculty and staff news from the campuses of Indiana University.

Information for administrators, librarians, and staff in higher education who are considering or planning an Information Commons or Learning Commons at their institution.

On the beautiful campus of Indiana University, the Intensive English Program teaches beginning to advanced English for adults year-round.

Home page of the Indiana Geological Survey Web site.

The Indiana Journal of Global Legal Studies is a faculty-edited interdisciplinary journal focusing on the intersections of global and domestic legal regimes, markets, politics, technologies, and cultures.

The Indiana Molecular Biology Institute was established in 1983 to foster excellence in molecular biology disciplines at Indiana University Bloomington.

Innovate Indiana is the name for Indiana University’s efforts to channel the university’s vast resources to strengthen the Hoosier economy. The Office of the Vice President for Engagement is the central point of contact for Innovate Indiana.

Information Technology News In Focus: A snapshot of news about IU's IT landscape in the local, regional, and national press

The mission of the Information Technology Security Office (ITSO) is to provide active security analysis, development, education, and guidance related to Indiana University's information asset and information technology environment. The overall objective is a safe and secure atmosphere for teaching and learning, research, service, and the conduct of university business.

Indiana University Bloomington campus homepage. You will find information about Academics, Administration, Admissions, Advising, local Arts & Entertainment, Athletics, Sports, Libraries, Computing, Campus News, Events, People, Groups, and Student Services at IU Bloomington.

The Official Online Information Source For Indiana University Athletics

The Indiana University Bloomington campus operates a closed-circuit television cable system that reaches most academic buildings and student housing units. It includes 42 channels; three are dedicated for IU specific programming and one is a movie channel. All channels were picked by popular demand.

Computer Mediated Communication: The Journal of Computer-Mediated Communication

Find answers to thousands of questions about information technology at Indiana University.

Indiana University Life Sciences: Creating a state for life.

Problem-centered courses for teacher professional development. Learn how to integrate technology into your classroom with over 50 online courses. Large-scale professional development programs and partnership opportunities for larger organizations and schools of education.

Indiana University: Computer Science Department

In December 2004, Indiana University Bloomington received a grant totalling $53 million from the Lilly Endowment, Inc. This grant, known as METACyt, focuses on metabolomics and cytomics, emerging fields that are shedding light on cell metabolism and function. METACyt builds on the foundation of genomic and poteomic research already taking place at IUB and complements the 2001 Indiana Genomics Initiative, also funded by the Lilly Endowment.

Paul Munger Conference

Personal Home Pages (mypage.iu.edu/php.indiana.edu) Web Account Information

Supported by NIH-National Center for Research Resources (NCRR), the National Center for Glycomics and Glycoproteomics is devoted to the development of new methodologies and instrumentation in glycomics, proteomics, and glycoproteomics.

Indiana University Foundation's New Ground newsletter.

Welcome to the Media Relations Home page.

The IU School of Nursing proudly offers course work and degree programs on each of Indiana University's eight campuses.

The Open Systems Lab (OSL) is one of the Pervasive Technology Laboratories at Indiana University. We conduct research on science and technology for computing with large-scale and pervasive hardware and software systems.

The Office of the Vice President for Research and Information Technology provides strategic direction for the continued development of a leading research and information technology environment at Indiana University.

In carrying out its mission, the Pervasive Technology Labs will help Indiana University attain a position of international leadership in research accomplishment, and enhance the prosperity of the State of Indiana, enabling it to become a national leader in economic status and quality of life.

An educational resource for teaching plant biology. Features over 40 time-lapse movies of plant growth and development including phototropism, gravitropism, photomorphogenesis, flower growth, biological clock responses and more.

The Poynter Center for the Study of Ethics and American Institutions is an endowed ethics research center at Indiana University Bloomington.

The Clearinghouse on Reading, English, and Communication is dedicated to providing educational materials, services, and coursework to everyone interested in reading, English, writing, and the language arts. Let us guide you to the resources you need to help your children and students become effective learners.

10 Ways IU is Red Hot

Welcome to the Rob Kling Center for Social Informatics web site, hosted at Indiana University Bloomington, in honor of the late Rob Kling. Our goal is to serve as a repository for activities, people, and opportunities related to the field of Social Informatics.

SC2AN (Smart Collaborative Content Access & Navigation) is an interdisciplinary research group drawing from Information Science, Computer Science and the new School of Informatics at Indiana University.

Welcome to the Indiana University School of Continuing Studies - The Best in Online Learning and Distance Education.

Stone Research Group

Indiana University is making possible new types of research, pedagogy, and creative activity by developing a research infrastructure that combines robust systems and services with advances in computer science and informatics to address the information technology needs of researchers and their collaborators across the State of Indiana and around the world. This architecture of technology, people, and applications comprises the Indiana University ResearchWorks.

Observations on Physics, Astronomy, and Mathematics Libraries and the People Around Here

The Swinburne Archive is a digital collection, or virtual archive, devoted to the life and work of Victorian poet Algernon Charles Swinburne. When complete the project will provide students and scholars with access to all available original works by Swinburne and selected contextual materials, including contemporary critical reactions, biographical works, and images of artwork about which Swinburne wrote.

Student weblog: "I am a Graduate Student in the Department of Philosophy at Indiana University. I live in Bloomington, Indiana, with my wife, Anna, and two childen, Carver and Ellie. I am a Christian--Reformed and Evangelical."

This is the home page for the Music Theory Department at Indiana University. Information you can find on this website includes courses, degree programs, faculty, professional activities, alumni, and other information.

Press releases related to Indiana University's University Information Technology Services.

The mission of the Visualization and Interactive Spaces Lab is to research and develop innovative environments for data visualization, information exploration, and learning.

University Information Technology Services (UITS) maintains central World Wide Web servers for IUB, IUN, IUK, and IUPUI in order to provide the university community with a place for IU departments, groups, and organizations to publish information.

Experience Indiana University. Official IU Bloomington Admissions Web site. Find complete information about applying to IU for prospective freshman students, transfer students, graduate students, and international students as well as information for admitted students, parents, and counselors.

The IU Art Museum?s mission is to preserve, exhibit, collect, research, publish, and interpret original works of art to advance the academic goals of Indiana University and to enrich the cultural lives and spiritual well-being of society.

ArtsWeek is primarily funded by the Lilly Endowment?s ?New Frontiers? grants administered by the Office of the Vice Provost for Research.

Through dynamic leadership and collaboration, Auxiliary Services and Programs is dedicated to fulfilling the diverse needs of the university community. We do this by providing services, facilities and developmental opportunities, which support and enhance the academic mission of Indiana University.

The Astronomy Department at Indiana University, Bloomington, maintains a full program of activities in teaching, research, and outreach.

Links to information about facilities and services available for supercomputing, data analysis, visualization, and storage at IU.

Library Web Site

This site provides general information on the use and accessibility of data from Census 2000, as well as an archive of the site when it was in complete count mode. The Indiana Business Research Center at Indiana University serves as the governor's liaison to Census 2000, is a State Partner in the U.S. Census Bureau's State Data Center Program, and is the official state representative to the Federal State Cooperative on Population Estimates and Projections.

The Chemical Physics Program is a graduate program offered by the departments of Physics and Chemistry at Indiana University. Its purpose is to encourage inter-disciplinary research between the two departments, and in particular to facilitate graduate study at the interface between chemistry and physics.

Campus Child Services at Bloomington

The Center for Innovation in Assessment is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to designing and developing quality educational materials for elementary and secondary schools in Indiana and throughout the United States. We take pride in the educational materials we have produced and continue to develop creative, valid, and easy-to use classroom materials through our collaboration with faculty in Indiana University's School of Education, the Indiana Department of Education, the Indiana Commission for Higher Education, and our clients.

Established in 1989, the Program in Cognitive Science at Indiana University brings together faculty from many departments to study cognition and information.

The Center for Research on Concepts and Cognition (aka the Fluid Analogies Research Group, or simply FARG) is an interdisciplinary center for research in cognitive science, directed by Douglas Hofstadter. CRCC is affiliated with the Cognitive Science Program at IU, and has close ties with the Computer Science Department.

The mission of the Community Grids Lab (CGL) is to create the technology that will enable grid computing to help solve important scientific problems.

Founded in 1956, we have been in continuous operation serving Indiana University faculty. Our mission is to facilitate the teaching, academic outreach and public service goals of Indiana University through: Conferences; Seminars; Symposia; Meetings; Workshops; Institutes; Other academic programs.

The Indiana University Bloomington Continuing Studies offers degree programs, as well as diverse noncredit course and professional development programs, for adults of all ages and educational interests. Programs include associate and bachelor's degrees, evening and off-campus classes, noncredit courses in the arts and humanities, computers, career and leadership development, summer Alumni College, and support services for returning students.

Indiana University: Computer Science Department

The mission of the CommUNITY Education (CUE) Program is to foster respect and understanding in the residence hall communities and to create an environment that seeks, welcomes, and values all people.

The Indiana University Digital Library Program (DLP is dedicated to the selection, production, and maintenance of a wide range of high quality networked resources for scholars and students at Indiana University and elsewhere.

Variations2 provides online access to selected recordings and scores from the Indiana University Cook Music Library for use by IU Bloomington students, faculty, and staff. The entire collection is accessible from computers in the Music Library. Outside the Music Library, students may access reserve list materials for courses in which they are enrolled.

The mission of the University office of Environment, Health, & Safety Management (UOEHSM) is to augment the university academic mission by promoting and supporting a safe and healthy workplace and natural environment for Indiana University.

High Performance Distributed and Parallel Systems Research

Indiana University?s more than 4,700 faculty on eight campuses across Indiana are integral parts of their communities contributing in a thousand ways to the quality of life for Hoosiers.

Through the efforts of Eli Lilly and Indiana University, the Glenn A. Black Laboratory of Archaeology was dedicated as an independent research facility with the Indiana University community in 1971.

The official IU website on: -- hot topics on Indiana higher education -- issues facing IU in the General Assembly -- key messages to share with our public officials.

The mission of the University Graduate School is to promote and support excellence in graduate education for individual students, faculty, departments, and the university as a whole.

oosier Help Online (H2O) helps students nagivate the many resources available at Indiana University Bloominton. Topics include: academic support, financial aid, student organizations, and making the transition from high school to college.

The Indiana Business Research Center is an extensive resource for data and analysis of economic and demographic information needed by business, government and nonprofit organizations in Indiana and throughout the nation. Established in 1925, the Indiana Business Research Center is an integral unit in the Kelley School of Business at Indiana University.

The Institute for Drug Abuse Prevention is a multidisciplinary research and service Institute that coordinates drug abuse prevention research, training, and service activities, and provides a "research and service infrastructure" to support such activities. The Institute for Drug Abuse Prevention is sponsored by the Office of Research and the University Graduate School, and it is affiliated with the Department of Applied Health Science in the School of Health, Physical Education and Recreation

The student-run newspaper of Indiana University Bloomington.

Website of the Indiana Memorial Union, which serves members of the Indiana University community including, students, alumni, faculty, staff, and guests. The IMU is one of the largest college unions in the world.

InContext is the award-winning publication of the Indiana Department of Workforce Development, the Indiana Economic Development Corporation and the Indiana Business Research Center at Indiana University's Kelley School of Business. InContext is published online every month, offering substantive articles on the Indiana economy in context within the state and the nation.

Schools, departments and units of all eight campuses of Indiana University.

Information about all eight campuses of Indiana University.

Websites for offices, schools and department at Indiana University, Bloomington

The Indiana University Cyclotron Facility (IUCF) is a multidisciplinary laboratory performing research and development in the areas of accelerator physics, nuclear physics, materials science, and medical applications of accelerators.

The Indiana University Molecular Structure Center is a service and research facility in the Department of Chemistry at Indiana University, located in Bloomington, Indiana.

The Sigma Triton chapter of Phi Sigma Kappa fraternity. Located at Indiana University and founded in 1949, the Sigma Triton chapter is one of the largest Phi Sig chapters in the nation.

Kelley Executive Partners offers executive training designed to develop business knowledge and skills.

Main website of the Indiana University Bloomington Libraries

The MIME program at Indiana University is a content driven program bring together talented individuals who are interested in all aspects of newMedia design and who understand that newMedia will not be designed by individuals but by groups of people talented in all sorts of areas such as fine arts, music, theater, computer science, communications, psychology, folklore, storytelling, marketing and computer science, Accredited school offers education, degree programs and career training in digital media, audio, film, video, live show production, game design and computer animation.

The mission of the Indiana University Motor Pool is to provide safe, reliable, cost effective and convenient transportation to the University community. These services will be provided to regulate and insure efficient utilization of vehicles to all campuses wishing to participate in the program.

The National Center on Accessibility is an organization committed to the full participation in parks, recreation, and tourism by people with disabilities. Through education, technical assistance, and research, we are committed to providing reliable and comprehensive services resulting in the development of knowledge, awareness, skills, and ultimately, action.

The National Survey of Student Engagement (NSSE) is designed to obtain, on an annual basis, information from scores of colleges and universities nationwide about student participation in programs and activities that institutions provide for their learning and personal development.

As part of Indiana University?s renowned Archives of Traditional Music (ATM), the Liberian Collections Project now enhances the ATM?s rich holdings of audio and videotaped recordings of Liberian music and dance. The Liberian Collections include historical and ethnographic documents, newspapers, government publications, books, journals, dissertations, maps, slides, negatives, photographs, microfilms, audio & video tapes, artifacts and memorabilia.

Information about the Indiana University School of Optometry--including information about the school, news items, admission procedures, degree programs, clinics, research, library, patient education, continuing education, seminars, faculty, and employment.

The Indiana University Bloomington Department of Physics home page will help you find information about physics research, the physics graduate program, the physics undergraduate program, and general physics departmental information.

The ?Porcupine? is an experimental high performance device designed to support research into advanced wireless network management. The ?Porcupine" was conceived, developed and realised by the Advanced Network Managment Laboratory, one of the Pervasive Technology Laboratories of Indiana University.

The Division of Recreational Sports provides sport and fitness services for IU students, faculty, staff and the public.

The Division of Mental Health and Addiction (DMHA) and its community-based partners provide programs statewide such as Afternoons R.O.C.K. in Indiana. Afternoons R.O.C.K. in Indiana is an after school drug prevention program for youth aged 10 ? 14 years. Since the program's inception in 1997, the Indiana Prevention Resource Center has been contracted by the Family Social Services Administration, Division of Mental Health and Addiction, to provide technical assistance to 14 Local Prevention Services Coalitions that bring the Afternoons R.O.C.K. in Indiana program to targeted youth in each of Indiana's 92 counties.

Founded in 1997, the Civic Literacy Project (CLP) works in innovative ways to foster sustainable service-learning programs, positive civic engagement, and educational improvement.

The Statewide IT conference gathers IT and other professionals from across the University to discuss initiatives underway and strategic directions for the future that affect technology support and services on every IU campus.

The program of topological quantum computing (TQC) is to realize the hypothetical qubit register with a collective topologically stabilized quantum medium.

The Indiana Tobacco Retailer Inspection Program (TRIP) is a state government program designed to systematically monitor the effectiveness of tobacco retail compliance. The Tobacco Retailer Inspection Program is supported by the Master Tobacco Settlement fund through the Indiana Tobacco Prevention and Cessation Agency and is administered through the Alcohol and Tobacco Commission and the Indiana Prevention Resource Center at Indiana University, Bloomington?s School of Health, Physical Education and Recreation and the Department of Applied Health Science.

The Unix Systems Support Group (popularly known as the USSG) is a subunit of the Research and Academic Computing (RAC) division of University Information Technology Services (UITS). The USSG provides software, support, and resources to faculty, staff, and students at Indiana University who use or administer Unix workstations and servers, cluster computing, distributed computing and web portal development.

The Student Information System (SIS) is a new University-wide computing environment for student administration at IU. It is comprised of a) the PeopleSoft student administration software, b) PeopleSoft self-service modules, and c) the IU Information Environment (IUIE) for reporting. The PeopleSoft product includes a database, a Web interface, and software to process student data in an integrated way.

The mission of the Graduate Career Services Office at the Kelley School of Business is to: Empower Kelley graduate students to enhance their marketability by providing resources and individualized coaching for students to pursue individual career goals in a competitive global marketplace; Foster lasting relationships with employers, assist with recruiting services, provide customized strategies and enable efficient access to Kelley graduate student talent.

UITS LSP Services, provides Windows and Macintosh support and training for Indiana University computer support personal

OneStart is Indiana University's Web-based application portal that provides a common front door to online services at all IU campuses.

IUScholarWorks is a set of services from the IU Libraries and Digital Library Program to make the work of IU scholars freely available, while insuring that these resources are preserved and organized for the future.