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First year international graduate student Neeraj Lad listens as IUPD Captain Andy Stephenson addresses the question of international students being asked about their immigration status during the second immigration policy info-session hosed by the university Thursday evening in the IMU’s State Room East.
IUPD Captain Andy Stephenson discusses the ramifications of President Trump’s executive order and states that it will have no impact on how the IUPD operates during the second immigration policy info-session hosed by the university Thursday evening in the IMU’s State Room East.
Bloomington resident Naomi Young crafts a painting out of chocolate during the First Thursday event Thursday evening in the Eskenazi Art Museum.
The Residence Hall Association (RHA) discuss legislation, programing, and pass bills during their summit Wednesday evening in Cedar Hall. Events surrounding Little 500, upcoming RHA elections, and archiving efforts for the incoming administration were all topics of concern during the conference.
The Residence Hall Association (RHA) discuss legislation, programing, and pass bills during their summit Wednesday evening in Cedar Hall. Events surrounding Little 500, upcoming RHA elections, and archiving efforts for the incoming administration were all topics of concern during the conference.
Students prepare to exit campus as the sun begins to set on Indiana University's Sample Gates. The gates seperate Kirkwood Avenue from IUs "Old Crescent" area and serve as the univeristy's most photographed structure on campus.
Sophomore Robyn Taylor learns more about the School of Public Health and what they have to offer students during the “Black Love, Sex, and Everything Else” event Wednesday evening in the Neal Marshall Black Culture Center. Students enjoyed open dialogue, games of facts and fiction about sex, and discussions on relationship and gender norm stereotypes.
IU students play fishbowl games of fact or myth during the “Black Love, Sex, and Everything Else” event Wednesday evening in the Neal Marshall Black Culture Center. Students enjoyed open dialogue, games of facts and fiction about sex, and discussions on relationship and gender norm stereotypes.
IU Sexual Assault Crisis (SACS) Counselor Ann Skirvin speaks to students about the services they offer in the IU Health Center during the “Black Love, Sex, and Everything Else” event Wednesday evening in the Neal Marshall Black Culture Center. Students enjoyed open dialogue, games of facts and fiction about sex, and discussions on relationship and gender norm stereotypes.
GLBT Alumni Association appreciation banners line the street outside of the Eskenazi Art Museum.
Visual artist and associate director of the Collins Living Learning Center Yara Clüver discusses the work of Activist Vik Muniz during the Noon Talk Wednesday afternoon in the Eskenazi Art Museum.
Visual artist and associate director of the Collins Living Learning Center Yara Clüver discusses the work of Activist Vik Muniz during the Noon Talk Wednesday afternoon in the Eskenazi Art Museum.
Sophomore Jacob Mills and SASV Outreach Chair Graduate Student Melissa Sokolski discuss the Students Against State Violence Constitution, Committees, and Membership during their Spring Mass Callout Meeting Sunday evening in the Neal Marshall Black Culture Center’s Bridgewater Lounge. Abolishing police departments such as the IUPD and restructuring general education requirements were primary focal points in the groups demands.
Students enjoy lunch and collaborate in the exploration of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. during the Unity Summit Monday evening in the Neal-Marshall Black Culture Center.
IUSA Congressman and Alpha Phi Alpha Incorporated fraternity brother Calvin Sanders delivers an opening speech during the Unity Summit Monday evening in the Neal-Marshall Black Culture Center.
Students enjoy lunch and collaborate in the exploration of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. during the Unity Summit Monday evening in the Neal-Marshall Black Culture Center.
IUSA Congressman and Alpha Phi Alpha Incorporated fraternity brother Calvin Sanders delivers an opening speech during the Unity Summit Monday evening in the Neal-Marshall Black Culture Center.
Creative Writing Graduate Student Lisa Low and Bloomington resident Ben Shannitt collaborate on a letter and discuss how the recent election will effect college towns during the MLK Day Write-In Monday afternoon in the Global and International Studies Building. The event gives students and Bloomington residents the opportunity to share their thoughts on newly elected President Donald Trump and Indiana state representatives.
Sophomore McKenzie Conrad drafts letters during the MLK Day Write-In Monday afternoon in the Global and International Studies Building. The event gives students and Bloomington residents the opportunity to share their thoughts on newly elected President Donald Trump and Indiana state representatives.
LGBTQ+ Culture Center Office Supervisor Jamie Bartzel organizes the MLK Day Write-In Monday afternoon in the Global and International Studies Building. The event gives students and Bloomington residents the opportunity to share their thoughts on newly elected President Donald Trump and Indiana state representatives.
