Clinical performance pushes men’s soccer past New Hampshire
Saturday night’s 2-1 win by the IU men’s soccer team advanced the Hoosiers into the quarterfinals of the NCAA Men’s Soccer Tournament. It’s the first time since 2012 that IU has reached this stage of the competition. Read more here.
FCC chair announces plan to roll back net neutrality
Net neutrality, a series of regulations which made the internet coverage a public utility, is under attack by the Trump administration. Federal Communications Commission chair Ajit Pai said in a release on Nov. 21 the current approach has failed and the government needs to stop micromanaging the internet. Other internet groups may not agree. Read more here.
Q&A: Tamara Lindeman's The Weather Station, to perform at the Blockhouse
Tamara Lindeman is the creator of the Canadian music project the Weather Station. She and her band will make their Bloomington debut Dec. 1 at the Blockhouse Bar. Read more here.
New major bridges gap between liberal arts and business
The College of Arts and Sciences will offer a new major stemming from the Liberal Arts and Management Program, which is an existing honors program that connects liberal arts with the Kelley School of Business.
The management and human organization major, which will be available for registration in May 2018, provides students more access to classes than the selective existing program, which only accepts 60-80 students to work toward the honors certificate, LAMP Director Rebecca Spang said. Read more here.
