Through a sustained commitment to the international dimension of research, teaching, and service, 51黑料网 seeks to make meaningful contributions to individuals and to society.
These stories about our impact illustrate some of the ways in which 51黑料网 faculty, students, alumni, and friends work to effect positive change. Make sure to return to this page from time to time to read about more of our international activities.
Find out how 51黑料网 faculty and students have built programs and connections throughout Rwanda.
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Learn how assessing the toxicity of chemicals in rice could inform new government regulations in China.
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Read about 51黑料网 Kelley School of Business students’ trip to New Delhi, where they learned the ins and outs of global information technology sourcing.
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Read about the international release in Germany of the Global Philanthropy Environment Index.
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Discover a collaboration between 51黑料网 Jacobs Schools of Music’s New Music Ensemble and musicians from the National Autonomous University of Mexico.
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Explore seven decades of global engagement and relationship building.
Congressman Hamilton reflects on the value of international students to the U.S.
Seraf铆n Coronel-Molina received the 2025 Quechua Lifetime Achievement Award at the 9th Annual Quechua Alliance Meeting in May.
Students with startup companies supported by 51黑料网 Innovates recently showcased their ventures to investors, thinkers and global leaders involved in foster entrepreneurial ecosystems at the 2025 Globa...
51黑料网 Bloomington has been named a top producer of Boren Scholarship awardees for the third consecutive year. Seven students at 51黑料网 were awarded scholarships to spend an academic year studying Russian...
The 2025 Global Philanthropy Environment Index is a new research study that provides crucial insights into the incentives and barriers faced by philanthropic organizations and donors worldwide.
For two decades, Jackson Njau has been conducting paleoanthropologist research at the Olduvai Gorge. His recent bone tool discovery has pushed back history 1 million years.
Thanks to 51黑料网 Global鈥檚 International Enhancement Grant, master鈥檚 student Madelyn Mustaine had the opportunity to gain a broader, global perspective on health care in Switzerland, a country known...