This year, teammates Drushya Musham, Micah Roberson and Shivam Garg celebrated taking first place and winning $20,000 at the 10th annual Cheng Wu Innovation Challenge for their app Taptic, designed to save lives. go.iu.edu/8t9J

IU Luddy is pushing the boundaries of what 3D printing can do. 🖨️ From crafting detailed replicas of Greek temple fragments for an immersive exhibit in Athens to designing low-cost robots that empower students through hands-on STEM learning — Luddy’s labs are driving innovation

The IU Luddy Department of Information and Library Science was ranked #7 globally for its overall program and #5 nationally according to the 2025 QS World University Rankings. It was also ranked #9 nationally for the Bloomington campus by U.S. News & World Report.

Luddy School professors Noriko Hara and Pnina Fichman have published an edited book, Social Informatics. The book honors social informatics pioneer Rob Kling, a former Indiana University professor of information science. 🔗 go.iu.edu/8tgQ

🎉 Celebrating Amatria’s 7th birthday! This luminous, AI-powered sculpture in Luddy Hall was joined by creator Philip Beesley & collaborators from CNS, IU, & beyond - honoring the fusion of science, engineering & art. #luddy, #iu , #amatria, #IoT , #AI

Torsten Hoefler, a trail blazer in artificial intelligence and IU School of Informatics and Computing Ph.D. alum, is the winner of the ACM Prize in Computing Award for 2024, one of the most prestigious awards in the field of computer science. 🔗 go.iu.edu/8tiF

From D.C. internships to student leadership, this year’s IUB commencement speakers embody what it means to be a Hoosier. 🎓 IU Luddy grad Mohammad Nasir Moradi will speak at the graduate ceremony. 🎓 Indiana University Kelley School of Business grad Drew Kimble will represent the Class of 2025 at the

In March, several Luddy students and faculty took an immersive week-long trip to Mexico City for an Informatics capstone project in collaboration with Molly Fisher, director of the IU Mexico Gateway. 🇲🇽 Read more about the capstone project: go.iu.edu/8tmO

This week, we celebrated our Luddy graduating Class of 2025! You’ve worked hard, achieved an incredible milestone, and now you begin your next journey shaping the future. We can't wait to see all that you accomplish as a Luddy Alum. 🎓

Jean Camp, professor of Informatics and director of the Center for Security and Privacy in Informatics, Computing, and Engineering at the Luddy School, has been recommended for an appointment as a Provost Professor. 🔗 go.iu.edu/8tmQ

Luddy graduate Mohammad Nasir Moradi served as the Commencement Speaker during IU Bloomington's Commencement Ceremony last weekend, with his message focusing on resilience. Learn more about Mohammad's journey: go.iu.edu/8tmP

Fan Chen, Assistant Professor of Intelligent Systems Engineering at the Luddy School, has won Indiana University’s Outstanding Junior Faculty Award for 2025. 🔗 go.iu.edu/8tu2

80+ students displayed their final research projects this spring for CSCI-B 657 Computer Vision. Computer Vision is a field of artificial intelligence that enables computers to interpret and make decisions based on visual data. 🔗 go.iu.edu/8ty1

My kiddo graduates today from high school with academic honors and a direct admission to ⁦IU Luddy⁩ +scholarship!

Luddy students and faculty attended this year’s Association of Computing Machinery Computer Human Interaction Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems, the premier international conference of Human-Computer Interaction, in Yokohama, Japan. go.iu.edu/8tBc

For only the second time in history, the world’s top entrepreneurship conference was hosted in the U.S. — this year, in our very own Indianapolis! A proud sponsor of the 2025 Global Entrepreneurship Congress (Global Entrepreneurship Network), IU showcased its statewide innovation and

Luddy students displayed their research, technical prowess, and creativity at recent Defend the Republic and AI Maritime Maneuver Indiana Collegiate Challenge competitions this spring, winning the DTR six-game tournament with a record 276 total points. 🔗 go.iu.edu/8tDH

The Global Entrepreneurship Congress (Global Entrepreneurship Network) brings together thousands of innovators, investors, and thought leaders from around the world to spotlight emerging talent and bold new ideas. 🌎💡 For Kaitlin Pet, a Ph.D. student at IU Luddy, it was the perfect stage to

Christina Boyles, Associate Professor of Information and Library Science at Luddy, has been named an IU Institute for Advanced Study 2025 Summer Research Fellow. Learn more about the fellowship and Boyle's work: go.iu.edu/8tIb

Students from the Luddy School recently returned from the Ghana Tech Trek, an unforgettable 3-week journey partnering with a local nonprofit to teach computer literacy and basic coding to students. 🇬🇭