Showing results for Spring 2021
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![A professor teaches some of the first students at IU School of Medicine—Terre Haute]()
State of Medicine
Fifty years ago, Indiana was short on physicians. Cities pitched ideas for a new medical school. In response, IU School of Medicine devised an innovative ...
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![Early students in lab at IU School of Medicine-Terre Haute]()
Origin Stories: 50 Years of Regional Campuses
Since their creation in the early '70s, IU School of Medicine's eight regional campuses have each gone from fledgling outposts offering first-year courses to full-blown ...
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![A view from a rooftop overlooking the site of the future Indianapolis campus.]()
Aspirational Address
Plans for a new campus in Indianapolis reflect ambitions for a state-of-the-art learning community and world-class academic health center.
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![Seethal Jacob, MD, left, director of the Comprehensive Pediatric Sickle Cell Program at Riley Hospital for Children, helps oversee IU School of Medicine's study of disparities in care experienced by young people with sickle cell disease.]()
Painful Bias
How does bias in pain management impact a patient’s well-being? How can we eliminate it among medical providers? A new study aims to find solutions. ...
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![James Gilman giving a tour to U.S. Surgeon General Jerome Adams.]()
The Problem Solver
From his days at IU School of Medicine to leading the nation’s largest research hospital, James Gilman has spent his career overcoming obstacles to offer ...
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![Omar Alani receives COVID-19 vaccine.]()
Shot in the Arm
To pick up the pace of vaccinations, Indiana University launched clinics on campuses to expand access to students, faculty and staff.
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![Students sit in front of the new medical science building in Bloomington.]()
A Little Elbow Room
The new medical science building in Bloomington balances flexibility, practicality and community for medical students and those from other health professions.
