Fairbanks faculty selected for 2026 Plater-Moore Symposium spotlight presentations
Faculty members Carolyn Runge, MPH, and Charlotte Scott, MSc, delivered spotlight presentations at the 2026 Plater-Moore Symposium.
Sherri Bucher, PhD, co-authored, “From Indianapolis to Nairobi: How the NeoInnovate Collaborative Consortium at Indiana University Indianapolis Creates Award-Winning Global Research Opportunities fo... Read more about From Indianapolis to Nairobi: Sherri Bucher highlights global student research at Indiana Academy of Science meeting
Data, advocacy, and policy: a vision for inclusive education
Motivated by both professional experience in the pharmaceutical industry and personal advocacy shaped by her child’s autism diagnosis, DrPH student Priya Joshi is focused on developing evidence-b... Read more about Data, advocacy, and policy: a vision for inclusive education
Fairbanks School of Public Health receives national award for community public health
We have been named the 2026 recipient of the Harrison C. Spencer Award for Outstanding Community Service by the Association of Schools and Programs of Public Health.
Four Fairbanks School of Public Health students named to IU Indianapolis Top 100
Four Fairbanks School of Public Health undergraduate students have been named to the 2026 Top 100 at Indiana University Indianapolis.
First graduate completes groundbreaking DrPH–PhD partnership with Maastricht University
We celebrated the graduation of the very first student from our collaborative DrPH–PhD partnership with Maastricht University in the Netherlands.
Indiana must improve its infant health report card scores
Every year in Indiana, about six babies die for every 1,000 babies born. But that statistic doesn’t accurately represent the landscape of infant health, writes assistant professor Jill Inderstrodt.
Health services management seniors had the opportunity to mingle and connect with members of our advisory board, composed of alumni and practice partners.
Study reveals widespread health consequences of pandemic lockdowns in the U.S.
The findings highlight the importance of considering how public health measures shape broader social and economic conditions that influence health over time.
Pandemic-era gains in childhood obesity persist; young children most affected
Updated findings on childhood obesity trends show that while the sharp pandemic-era increase in obesity rates has stabilized, overall prevalence remains significantly higher than before COVID-19.
