View select speeches delivered by Michael A. McRobbie.
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Innovation Hall | May 24, 2021
IU President McRobbie said the completion of Innovation Hall at IUPUI will help ensure the future of education in the vitally important STEM disciplines.
IU Cinema | May 18, 2021
University Chancellor McRobbie introduced "And the Ship Sails On" as part of the programming for the Michael A. McRobbie's Choice Series at the IU Cinema.
Memorial Stadium | May 7, 2021
In his address during IU Bloomington's undergraduate Commencement ceremony, President McRobbie said students have been vital in keeping IU going during an unprecedented year.
Memorial Stadium | May 7, 2021
During his speech, President McRobbie said the entire university is proud of how graduates have responded to the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Online | April 20, 2021
IU President McRobbie highlighted the university's international achievements under his leadership during a farewell speech to IU's Asian and European alumni chapters.
Online | April 9, 2021
President McRobbie's report to the Indiana University Board of Trustees included a tribute to Provost and Executive Vice President Lauren Robel, who is stepping down from her administrative roles at the end of June, and three legendary members of the IU community who recently passed away.
Maxwell Hall Grand Hall | April 9, 2021
During a sign unveiling ceremony, President McRobbie said the Gayle Karch Cook Center for Public Arts and Humanities will amplify the collaboration and impact of the arts and humanities at IU Bloomington.
IU Cinema | February 18, 2021
University Chancellor McRobbie introduced Federico Fellini’s "8½" as part of the programming for the Michael A. McRobbie's Choice Series at the IU Cinema.
Board of Trustees meeting, online | February 5, 2021
In his remarks to the Indiana University Board of Trustees, President Michael A. McRobbie recommended an immediate increase of the minimum wage for IU's appointed staff.
Recorded | January 18, 2021
IU President McRobbie delivered recorded remarks during the university's Social Justice Conference, which was part of its Martin Luther King Jr. Day celebrations.
