Noon Edition

This week on Noon Edition, we'll talk with educators and experts on Zinn's work about the importance of academic freedom.

This week we’ll talk with health experts about the latest guidelines for early detection, as well as the benefits and potential harms of mammogram screening.

This week we'll talk with ACA volunteers, health plan researchers and the Indiana Hospital Association to see how the Affordable Care Act may affect Hoosiers.

This week we’ll take a look at Congress’ ability to reach a compromise and discuss how the shutdown will affect the state’s economy and residents.

This week on Noon Edition, we will discuss what the proposed changes to the Farm bill could mean for Hoosiers.

This Friday on Noon Edition, we’ll talk about the plausibility of system where college athletes are compensated and what this could mean for academics. CHANGE

This week we’ll discuss net neutrality and what the outcome of this case could mean for the future of the internet.

Giving Back to Africa aims to engage Congolese youth in solving major problems in their country.

This week on Noon Edition, we’ll talk with university leaders, lawyers, and law enforcement about student safety and Indiana’s lifeline law.

This week we will find out just how important recess is for children and how instructors are finding ways to fit everything into the day.

College unions play in integral role in the campus community. The Association of College Unions International serves to connect students. EEEEEE

This week we will talk with several of the experts in the Monroe area to see what steps the county is taking to decrease domestic violence.

This week Annie Corrigan from Earth Eats will co-host as we talk with food lovers and gardeners to discuss different ways to “cook" your garden harvest.

Low-barrier support programs provide assistance by removing as many requirements as possible between those in need and the services available to them.

Four Indiana aromatherapy companies have filed suit against the new synthetic drug law. Join us this week to discuss what might happen as the lawsuit plays out.

This week on Noon Edition, we’ll talk with drone experts to discuss what role Indiana is likely to play as the unmanned systems technology develops.

This week, we’ll discuss what opportunities and issues veterans in Indiana face, and how that could change as more troops come home from tours overseas.

Indiana University's Underwater Science Program has been researching 17th and 18th history and archaeology off the Dominican Republic coast.

Several cities have struggled to update their water systems without raising utility rates too high.

This week, we’ll talk about the culture and art in Bloomington to find out what the city of Bloomington has to offer locally.

Camp Atterbury has shifted towards a role as a problem-solving center for technology. The camp will focus on use of unmanned aerial systems (UAS) or drones.

This week, we’ll examine the rise in diagnoses, what exactly an ADHD diagnosis entails, and what the medical treatments mean for children as they develop.

This week on Noon Edition, we’ll discuss the rise in suburban poverty and what some groups are trying to do to slow the trend.

High School seniors who are preparing to graduate discuss what the future holds and some of the hurdles they are facing.

This week on Noon Edition, we'll talk with Indiana University athletic director Fred Glass about IU athletics.