IUB CCJ is proud to have partnered with researchers at the University of Arkansas and the CSG Justice Center to release a new resource that helps law enforcement agencies better respond to homelessness.
The 2024-2025 Department of Criminology & Criminal Justice newsletter was released!
Please join us in welcoming Dr. Rachel Bowman to the Department of Criminology and Criminal Justice!
The Indiana University Police Department has formed a strategic faculty partnership agreement with Natalie Hipple, professor and chair of the Department of Criminology and Criminal Justice in the College of Arts and Sciences at IU Bloomington, to strengthen its service to the IU community.
Assistant Professor, Dr. Fiona Chan, was honored at the Evening of Celebrations with the Trustee Teaching Award.
We are excited to announce that we are now the Department of Criminology and Criminal Justice!
On August 17th, 2024, the Indiana Innocence Project was launched.
We are excited to welcome Associate Professor Dr. Adam Ghazi-Tehrani to the Department of Criminal Justice. Dr. Ghazi-Tehrani will teach CJUS-P300 Cybercrime in the fall.
Wonderful article about CJUS Adjunct Senior Lecturer Todd Burkhardt's work with Creative Arts for Vets, with the IU Center for Rural Engagement.
The 2023-2024 Annual CJUS Newsletter was released!
Senior Undergraduate Advisor Krystie Herndon celebrated 35 years with Indiana University this year! Dr. Herndon was celebrated at the 2023 Staff Retirement and Long Service Reception on May 20, 2024.
Congratulations to Piper Majors - the department's first gradaute from the 4+1 Pathway Program with a Master's of Arts in Criminal Justice!
A total eclipse will occur on April 8, 2024 and last a total of four minutes and three seconds over the IU Bloomington campus starting at approximately 3:05pm.
As part of their work examining racial disparities in the bail system, Dr. Tri Keah Henry and Dr. Eric Grommon, IU-Indianapolis convened “Community Conversations.” These conversations were hosted by the Monroe County Prosecutor’s Office and the Monroe County NAACP with support from Arnold Ventures.
Graduate students Allison Pierce and Katie Barrus participated in the Three Minute Thesis competition through the IU Graduate School Bloomington.
The College of Arts