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“Treasures can be found anywhere.”

An un-digitized original Picasso print, the original copyright card for L. Frank Baum’s “The Wonderful Wizard of Oz” -- these are some of the treasures that current and former IU Luddy School of Informatics, Computing, and Engineering Master of Library and Information Science students Ellie Harrison, Katherine Surur, and Sarah Carter came across during their Junior Fellowships at The Library of Congress.

They processed over 300 posters, 500 photographs and 1000 copyright cards, archiving hands-on experience in library science along the way.

Learn more about the media they worked with and the experience they gained: https://hey.iu.edu/urRoW

If you enjoyed GenAI 101, there’s more to explore.

IU Expand has launched two new courses to help instructors discover practical ways to use generative AI for teaching, course design and content development. The new courses, GenAI for Instructional Design and GenAI 101: Behind the Scenes, build on IU’s continued efforts to provide practical AI education for faculty and staff.

There is also a new GenAI course for K-12 educators that supports responsible AI use in the classroom and counts toward Indiana professional development requirements.

Learn more about the new offerings: https://hey.iu.edu/urQjy

Indiana University is creating opportunities that meet students where their curiosity begins 🚀

Through a partnership between the IU Luddy School of Informatics, Computing, and Engineering, WestGate Academy, and Regional Opportunity Initiatives, middle and high school students were able to attend a 4-day summer camp exploring robotics, automation, and coding while discovering the educational pathways and career opportunities available right here in Indiana.

By connecting students with hands-on STEM experiences, we're helping inspire the next generation of innovators and building a stronger future workforce for our state.

Read more about the camp and its impact: https://hey.iu.edu/urPM1

Fall sports are almost here!

Season tickets for volleyball and men's soccer are now available. Lock in your seats and get ready to cheer on the Hoosiers all season long.

🎟️ Get yours today:
IU Men's Soccer - https://hey.iu.edu/urOdA
IU Volleyball - https://hey.iu.edu/urOdD

IU Residence Life is topping the charts on residential life experience. 🏠⭐️

From innovative programming and leadership development to advocacy and service, last academic year was one for the books for students and advisors leading IU Res Life efforts on Bloomington Campus.

Through the Residence Hall Association and National Residence Hall Honorary, the thriving organization brought home regional and national awards, reflecting the members' hard work and dedication to distinguishing IUB as one of the top residence life organizations in the nation.

Learn more about how IU Residence Life is making their mark: https://hey.iu.edu/urNn0

Set yourself up for your best semester yet! 💪

Indiana University's GenAI 101 course gives users practical generative AI skills, including...
💻Code and analyze data
✍️Enhance productivity
🧑‍🏫Innovate teaching techniques

This free, self-paced online course is now available to all IU community members and the public.

🔗Begin your GenaAI 101 journey today: https://hey.iu.edu/urNgM

What's it like to visit the heart of international law and U.S. foreign policy? 🏛️📍

Meet Hamilton Lugar School of Global and International Studies International Law and Institutions major Kennedy Hogue, who spent her spring semester in the Hamilton Lugar School D.C. Global Policy Program, where she and her cohort got the opportunity to visit the United Nations Headquarters.

From headquarter tours to sitting in on a press briefing by the UN spokesperson for the Secretary-General, the cohort got the opportunity of a lifetime to see where their studies come to life.

"As an International Law and Institutions major who has studied these bodies endlessly, it was incredibly impactful to see them in person and watch my studies come to life. It reminded me how real and important these organizations are and that they are not just words in my textbook."

📖Read more about Kennedy and her cohort's travels: https://hey.iu.edu/urIM9

IU is delighted to announce that Lilly Endowment Inc. has awarded a transformative $5 million grant to reimagine future of art engagement at the Eskenazi Museum of Art at Indiana University.

The museum’s initiative centers on building a stronger foundation for sustained public impact through three areas, such as....
🎤Listening to audiences to shape the museum’s future with a comprehensive audience study
🧱Creating more welcoming, accessible and engaging experiences for every visitor by enhancing spaces and technologies
🤝Building stronger relationships through storytelling and outreach with a refreshed brand and marketing strategy

🔗Learn more about what this grant means for the Eskenazi Museum: https://hey.iu.edu/urIh4