IU in the News highlights a sampling of media stories featuring Indiana University from the past week. No editorial revisions are made to the content, which is presented as it was initially published or broadcast.

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In the news

• “Grads, businesses excited to have IU Commencement back at full capacity,” Fox 59.

• PHOTOS: “Indiana University Undergraduate Graduation Ceremony,” The Herald Times.

• “IU Southeast honors 853 graduates at 54th commencement ceremony,” News and Tribune.

• “Boone County ripe for ‘brain gain’ with potential developments,” The Lebanon Reporter.

  • Expert comment from Bill Stephan, IU vice president for government relations and economic engagement. 

• “IU expert on overturning Roe v. Wade,” Lincoln Journal-Star.

  • Expert comment from Kristen Jozkowski, the William L. Yarber Endowed Professor in Sexual Health at IU.

• “What happens next if Roe v. Wade is overturned?” Fort Wayne’s NBC.

  • Expert comment from Jody Madeira and Steve Sanders, law professors at the IU Maurer School of Law.

• “Hamilton Southeastern graduates make mark in 500 Festival Princess program,” Current in Carmel.

  • Featuring Information from this story.

• “‘Mom brain’ isn’t a joke,” The Atlantic.

  • Expert comment from Jessica Calarco, sociology professor at IU Bloomington.

• “So you want to be an intrapreneur? Here’s how.” Indianapolis Business Journal.

  • By Kim Saxton, clinical professor of marketing, and Todd Saxton, associate professor of strategy and entrepreneurship, both at the IU Kelley School of Business.

• “IU to grow nursing program with $16M gift,” Inside Indiana Business. Also covered by the Indiana Daily Student and Chicago Crusader.

  • Featuring information from this release.

• “WHO chief warns that China’s zero-Covid strategy is not sustainable,” Financial Times.

  • Expert comment from Marco Ajelli, an infectious disease modeller at the IU School of Public Health-Bloomington who contributed to the study.

• “How remote work could nix the sick day,” BBC.

  • Expert comment from Brittany Lambert, assistant professor of management and entrepreneurship at the Kelley School in Bloomington.

• “Elon Musk is wrong: Research shows content rules on Twitter help preserve free speech from bots and other manipulation,” The Conversation.

  • By Filippo Menczer, Luddy Distinguished Professor of Informatics and Computer Science at IU Bloomington.

• “IU Eskenazi Museum of Art announces two new members of senior leadership team and three new hires,” Art Daily.

  • Information from this write-up.

• “New research suggests stigma around depression is dropping,” Slate.

  • Expert comment and research from Bernice Pescosolido, Distinguished Professor of Sociology at IU Bloomington.

• “Ransomware deals deathblow to 157-year-old college,” Threatpost.

  • Expert comment from Scott Shackelford, professor of business law and ethics and chair of the IU Cybersecurity Risk Management Program at IU Kelley School of Business.

• “The fertility fraud victims from ‘Our Father’ are paving new legal ground,” Jezebel.

  • Expert comment from Jody Madeira, professor of law at the IU Maurer School of Law. Also featured on Fox 59 and in Mic,

• “Overturn of Roe could make IVF more complicated, costly,” The Washington Post.

  • Featuring research and expert comment from Stephanie Boys, associate professor of social work and an adjunct professor of law at IUPUI.

• “No link between antidepressants in pregnancy, epilepsy in children,” U.S. News and World Report. Also featured in News Medical, HealthDay News and KOAM News.
  

  • Information on IU research featured in this release.

• “Dr. Pamela Braboy Jackson named Indiana University’s first associate vice president for faculty and belonging,” Diverse Education.

• “Financial expert gives tips to prepare for looming recession,” WISH-TV.

  • Expert comment from Andrew Butters, assistant professor of business economics and public policy at IU Kelley School of Business. Also quoted by WTHI and Fox 59.

• “As the city’s COVID-19 lockdown tightens again, Shanghai residents have been pushed to breaking point,” Time.

  • Featuring IU research.

• “Florida Republicans’ row with Mickey Mouse highlights widening gap between historical BFFs GOP and corporate America,” The Conversation.

  • By M.K. Chin, assistant professor of management at IU Kelley School of Business.

ICYMI

• “Let’s not ruin a potentially great thing,” The Message.

  • Expert comment from Beth Fossen, assistant professor of marketing in the Kelley School.

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