Science Stories

El último año fue un gran momento para la bióloga de IUPUI y la preparatoria de Sarah Flores.

When you’re a student in junior high school, events like your teacher accidentally setting the classroom ceiling on fire tend to stick in your mind.

For Natasha Bair, a senior psychology major, getting involved in campus organizations and gaining experience as a medical assistant have paved the way for her goal of becoming a doctor.

Researchers at the School of Science welcome the opportunity to pave new ground in their field and discover the unknown—even if that challenge involves answering age-old questions that have perplexed generations of scientists before them.

Giving a commencement speech on behalf of the IUPUI graduating class of 2015 came naturally to Brandi Blakley; in fact, it was one of more than 125 speeches she’s given at more than 50 different locations over the last four years.

When I interviewed at IUPUI, I felt that the faculty and graduate students in this program were not competing with one another but rather working together and collaborating on projects, making it a very enjoyable working environment.

Software engineer. NCAA Division I athlete. LGBTQ advocate. Jennifer Emery is student who is taking charge of her time at IUPUI.

A contagious passion for science

Evan Torline has committed himself to helping others for most of his adult life, so it should come as no surprise the new School of Science graduate begins medical school this fall en route to a career caring for solders in the U.S. Army.

Five to ten million Americans of all ages suffer from schizophrenia, manic-depressive (bipolar) disorders and other severe mental illnesses.