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Six Indiana University alumni joined a distinguished group of graduates recognized for community service, professional accomplishments, and service to the Kokomo campus with Indiana University Kokomo's highest awards. Learn about this year's recipients at https://bit.ly/4h6RcUN.

Indiana University researchers have been granted five new patents, each advancing healthcare in tremendous ways. These breakthroughs include innovative treatments for cancer, hearing loss, and heart disease. To learn more about their developments, visit https://bit.ly/3BMLHKK.

Wolfgang Dexheimer came to Indiana University as an exchange student from Freie Universit?t Berlin in 1963, where IU's supportive environment fueled his academic goals. His career, marked by fostering transatlantic relations through programs like the Congress-Bundestag Youth Exchange, was deeply influenced by his time and connections at IU. Learn more about his fascinating story at https://bit.ly/4h3ilrL

Enter to win one of a hundred $25 IU Bookstore gift cards simply for signing up and logging in to TimelyCare. Get all the details and make sure to participate by October 31: https://bit.ly/3NmU2Hw.

The Titan Teams program at Indiana University South Bend is connecting first-year students to resources and community on campus. Learn how the program is helping remove barriers and boost student success at https://bit.ly/3Nmw0MV.

Indiana University Foundation (IUF) is proud to announce the launch of the Latino Philanthropy Circle (LPC) in conjunction with National Hispanic Heritage Month. Learn how to get involved and learn more about LPC at https://bit.ly/4eZmz1D.

Today is World Mental Health Day. Explore all of the mental health resources IU has to offer - including 24/7 free care at https://bit.ly/3NRegao.

Indiana University’s commitment to supporting underserved and underrepresented students has earned recognition once again. Both the Bloomington and Indianapolis campuses received the 2024 HEED Awards for Diversity and Inclusion from INSIGHT Into Diversity. Discover more at https://bit.ly/3TUF1QP.

Communication major Juliana Estrada, from Venezuela, is giving back by working as a Spanish language interpreter for prospective students and their families. She also serves as president of the Indiana University Kokomo Latinos Unidos Student Spanish Club, with the goal of supporting Hispanic students and sharing their culture with all students. Read more about Juliana and her impressive work at https://bit.ly/3YcvCGW.

Early voting begins tomorrow, October 8. Get resources and learn about your options for voting in Indiana at https://election.iu.edu/.