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

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• “These Indiana schools made racial equity their mission. Now they face hostile legislation,” Chalkbeat. 
  
  • Expert comment from Tambra Jackson, dean of the School of Education at IUPUI. 
• “Indiana professor studies sub-concussive head impact in Bloomington high school football players,” Sports Illustrated. 
• “Zoroastrians confront depletion of their ancient faith,” Associated Press. 
  
  • Expert comment from Jamsheed Choksy, Distinguished Professor of Central Eurasian Studies at IU Bloomington. 
• “Are sanctions actually hurting Russia’s economy? Here’s what you need to know,” NPR. 
  
  • Expert comment from Michael Alexeev, professor of economics at IU Bloomington. 
• “The problem with Elvis and Priscilla Presley — and what we have learned about power dynamics since,” USA Today. 
  
  • Expert comment from Jennifer Drobac, Samuel R. Rosen Professor of Law at the IU McKinney School of Law at IUPUI.
• “Top business executives have gotten even more Republican, study finds,” Washington Post. 
  
  • Expert comment from M.K. Chin, associate professor of management at IU Bloomington. 
• “Newsom, DeSantis fight a ‘proxy war’ for America’s future,” U.S. News and World Report. 
  
  • Expert comment from Steven Webster, assistant professor of political science at IU Bloomington. 
• “What’s wrong with health insurance? Deductibles are ridiculous, for starters.” The New York Times.
  
  • Op-ed by Aaron Carroll, IU chief health officer. 
• “Opinion: If women are encouraged to breastfeed for two years, they need much more support,”
  
  • Op-ed by Jessica Calarco, associate professor of sociology at IU Bloomington. 
• “It hides under the soil with a bottomless appetite for meat,” The New York Times. 
  • Expert comment Douglas Darnowski, associate professor of biology at IU Southeast.
• “Where Is Pete Panto?” The New York Times.
  
  • Expert comment from William Mello, associate professor of labor studies at IU Northwest.
• “IU climate fellow helps reTHink further sustainability efforts,” Tribune Star.
• “Can anything stop the rise in CEO pay? Apparently, not Trump-era tax policies,” Fast Company. 
  • Featuring research from the Kelley School of Business. 
  • Also covered by The Times of Northwest Indiana and Inside Indiana Business. 
• “New study directly connects student belonging with academic wellness,” Diverse Issues in Higher Education. 
  
  • Expert comment from Mary Murphy, Herman B Wells Endowed Professor at IU Bloomington. 
• “Four-year degree worth the cost? Americans value education, but government should pick up the tab.” USA Today.
  
  • Op-ed by Brian Powell, James H. Rudy Professor of Sociology at IU Bloomington. 
• “Florida’s ‘anti-woke’ law could scare off CEOs from doing diversity training, but there are alternatives for leaders who still want to create inclusive cultures,” Business Insider.
  
  • Expert comment from Joshua Perry, a professor of business law and ethics at IU Bloomington.
• “IUPD commits to hiring more female officers,” WTHR.
  
  • Also covered by WISH-TV, WIBC and Indiana Public Media.
• “Hobie Billingsley, coach of a diving dynasty, dies at 95,” The New York Times.
  
  • Also covered by The Washington Post and The Indianapolis Star.
• “Here’s a secret about your neighbors,” The New York Times.
  
  • Expert comment from Nathan Geiger, assistant professor of communication science at IU Bloomington.
• “LinkedIn prioritized user experience and diversity efforts. The result: We’re all spending more time engaging on the platform.” Business Insider. 
  
  • Expert comment from Greg Fisher, associate professor of entrepreneurship at IU Bloomington.

Marah Yankey is senior media relations consultant at Indiana University.