CAMPUS
Friday, Feb. 3
It’s just a pile of used, plastic water bottles, but for one IU organization, it represents the struggle of millions.
For the past week, the first floor of Ballantine Hall has been home to a
mass of water bottles assembled by the Public Health and Water division
of the IU Global Brigades.
Thursday, Feb. 2
Students and community members gathered at BuffaLouie’s Thursday night
to celebrate the first fundraising event of the IU-Bloomington chapter
of Autism Speaks U.
Autism Speaks U is the university chapter of Autism Speaks, a national
autism science and advocacy organization that focuses on funding
research and spreading awareness about autism.
Thursday, Feb. 2
The IU license plate has been ranked first overall in terms of sales and
popularity of specialty license plates in the state of Indiana,
according to a report by the Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles released
in January.
Thursday, Feb. 2
Yuzhi Lan will teach Chinese calligraphy throughout the semester starting today. The event will last from 4:30 to 6 p.m. Fridays at the Asian Culture Center.
The program introduces people to the basic Chinese language and culture, Lan said.
Thursday, Feb. 2
Twenty-one IU-Bloomington faculty members received Collaborative
Research and Creative Funding awards by the Office of the Vice Provost
for Research.
The awards, each $10,000, will accelerate projects and initiatives regarding faculty, museums, institutes and IU centers.