A new microscope at IU breaks the light microscopy resolution barrier.Ģ011: The IU Cinema is dedicated. Karen Hanson is named IU executive vice president and Bloomington provost.Ģ009: IU Professor of Political Science Elinor Ostrom (1933–2012) is awarded the Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences.Ģ010: IU moves into the top 30 colleges in Kiplinger’s Personal Finance magazine’s rankings of the “100 Best Values in Public Colleges.” IU Bloomington libraries are named #1 in the country by the Association of College and Research Libraries. IU is named the “most wired” public university by PC Magazine.Ģ007: Michael A. university and the 23rd fastest supercomputer in the world. The IU men’s soccer team wins the NCAA championship under new head coach Mike Freitag.Ģ005: IU is named the Hottest Big State School by Newsweek, America’s Hot Colleges.Ģ006: IU’s supercomputer system “Big Red” is ranked the fastest supercomputer owned and operated by a U.S. gives IU $53 million for life sciences research. Coach Jerry Yeagley leads the IU men’s soccer team to a sixth NCAA championship in his final season.Ģ004: Intel names IU the no. Gros Louis is appointed interim chancellor. The inaugural powwow is held by IU First Nations.Ģ003: Adam W. The Neal-Marshall Black Culture Center is dedicated. IU is named Time magazine’s College of the Year.Ģ002: Gerald Bepko is named interim IU president after Myles Brand steps down to become the head of the NCAA. The Herman B Wells plaza is dedicated.Ģ001: Sharon Stephens Brehm becomes chancellor. University Chancellor Herman B Wells dies at 97. The IU men’s soccer team wins the NCAA championship.Ģ000: The School of Informatics is founded and is the first school of its kind in the nation. The IU men’s soccer team wins the NCAA championship.ġ999: University Chancellor Herman B Wells is named IU’s Man of the Century. The IU softball team wins the Big Ten championship.ġ998: The Asian Culture Center is established. Professor of English Yusef Komunyakaa wins the Pulitzer Prize for poetry. The School of Music graduate program ties for first place with Juilliard and Eastman in the U.S. The IU men’s basketball team wins the NCAA championship.ġ988: The IU men’s soccer team wins the NCAA championship.ġ991: The first IU Dance Marathon is held.ġ994: Myles Brand becomes the 16th IU president. The IU men’s soccer team wins the NCAA championship.ġ983: The IU men’s soccer team wins the NCAA championshipġ987: Thomas Ehrlich becomes the 15th IU president. The IU women’s tennis team wins the AIAW championship. The IU men’s basketball team wins the NCAA championship.ġ982: Composer and conductor Leonard Bernstein is in residence as the first fellow of the Institute for Advanced Study. Rodriguez-Diaz is also the President of the Society for the Scientific Study of Sexuality.1981: School of Music students present the first performance by a university company at the Metropolitan Opera House. Carlos Rodriguez-Diaz, Associate Professor and Vice Chair of the Department of Prevention and Community Health at the Milken Institute School of Public Health at George Washington University. Halls Professor of Gender Studies at Indiana University, and Co-Chair of Human Sexuality and Health at the Indiana University School of Medicine. Justin Garcia, Executive Director of the Kinsey Institute and the Ruth N. We explore those questions and more with the help of two experts. These reports were among the earliest research studies to look at sexual behavior, but they also raise important questions for the data science community concerning ethics and bias. On today’s episode we commemorate the publication of the Kinsey Reports, two scholarly books by Alfred Kinsey on human sexual behavior, Sexual Behavior in the Human Male (1948) and Sexual Behavior in the Human Female (1953).
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