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Textbook sites offer cheaper prices
(06/09/10 3:23pm)
Instead of waiting in long lines at the bookstore, some students choose to browse texxtbook websites for the best deals.
Poker contestants to create artificial 'bots'
(06/02/10 11:58pm)
Artificial intelligence poker bots, created by undergraduate students from universities across Indiana, will battle for the top spot in IU’s first Poker Programming Contest.
Professor, associate instructor disagree on grading policy
(05/27/10 12:42am)
Many courses at IU are taught by professors with sections taught by associate instructors. However, professors teaching the courses have authority over the students’ grades, and there are different steps the professors can take in setting a fair, even standard.
Faculty, staff gear up for fitness program
(05/26/10 10:40pm)
The first-time kick-off event was planned to get new and returning participants of Step Into Fitness excited for the program, said Megan Amadeo, associate director of personal training at IU Recreational Sports. The nine-week program from June 1 through July 31 is free to all IU faculty and staff members. Participants can register online throughout the program and will receive a pedometer, a nutrition tracker and maps of walking routes on campus.
Friends remember Becca Lanter's positivity
(05/20/10 12:07am)
Lanter, a 21-year-old senior, was killed in a collision early Saturday morning when her car hit a tree. In celebration of Lanter’s life, a memorial service will take place 3:30 p.m. Sunday at the Student Recreational Sports Center, where Lanter worked for three years.
Mobility study selects final action
(05/16/10 10:23pm)
The final 10th Street Mobility Study affirming a preferred course of action was released to the public May 3, said Raymond Hess, senior transportation planner for the City of Bloomington.
Chegg.com introduces buyback campaign
(05/13/10 12:13am)
Chegg, called the “Netflix of book rental,” launched a buyback campaign Wednesday for students looking to sell their used books, said Tina Couch, vice president of public relations at the online company.
Ordinary Theater experiences life in Africa
(04/26/10 1:14am)
Although many people in America cannot relate to the water shortages or the AIDS epidemic that afflict many African nations, alumna Nicole Moody said she believes everyone shares a universal sense of pain and loss.
Players from 11 to 40 compete in Hoosier Open chess tournament
(04/19/10 3:52am)
It was a clear choice for Greg Kennedy to take up the game of chess after driving his younger brother to several tournaments. Kennedy, a Franklin resident, began playing in 1982. After a 14-year break, he returned to the game when a tournament director in Indianapolis dragged him back into competition.
Canvas contributes to couples’ Nigeria mission by selling T-shirts promoting their trip
(04/16/10 2:57am)
In a dimly lit room with a projection screen illuminating a patch of the wall above a microphone, more than 30 people gathered around circular tables to discuss God’s connection to their real-life experiences. The Canvas meets in a room in First Christian Church on Kirkwood Avenue every Wednesday night, but this night’s meeting was different.
Students raise awareness for day without shoes
(04/07/10 8:02pm)
The concept of walking around campus for an entire day without shoes did not fully cross junior Emily Nicholls’ mind until a couple of days before.
Experts link suicide bombings, education
(04/02/10 3:39am)
Najeeb Shafiq, assistant professor of education policy studies at IU, is not convinced that suicide bombings are attributable to a lack of income and education.
Biopics: a new film genre?
(03/10/10 1:53am)
During spring break in 1996, Dennis Bingham, associate professor of English and director of film studies at IU-Purdue University Indianapolis, researched the biographical film “I Want to Live.” The movie told the story of a woman who was executed in California in 1955 and took the point of view that she was innocent, Bingham said. “That was the beginning of my research on biopics,” he said. “They’ve always interested me, and I was also fascinated by the idea that the genre is so looked down upon.”
Bike polo players race across Wright courts
(03/09/10 4:17am)
Standing next to her green bike, sophomore Jordan Fredericks watched six people holding homemade mallets cycle across the Wright Quad tennis court. She had never joined her friend, sophomore Tyler Brown, at bike polo before, and she wanted to watch before jumping in to play.
GameZombie helps student Web production become reality
(03/09/10 3:20am)
What began as a small team of video-game enthusiasts has now become an immense Web site production team made up of nearly 80 members, said graduate student Andrew Benninghoff, executive creative director at GameZombie.tv. The site, which is also a student organization, originated from then-IU graduate student Spencer Striker’s project thesis, Benninghoff said.
Students style soles to give ‘one for one’
(03/01/10 1:44am)
Members of the TOMS Shoes Club at IU, along with other students decorated shoes and other items Friday at their Style Your Sole event.
Outdoor Adventures settles in Eigenmann space
(02/25/10 2:57am)
As a troop leader for IU Outdoor Adventures, junior Jack Brumbaugh guides adventure troops, teaches classes through the School of Health, Physical Education, and Recreation and aids in outdoor safety. With the program’s move to Eigenmann Hall, Brumbaugh said there are more resources available for the trips because all of the equipment is in one area.
Documentary shows stories of ‘undocumented youth'
(02/11/10 5:08am)
Students watched the documentary “Papers: Stories of Undocumented Youth” along with 20 other students Wednesday at the IU Maurer School of Law. The documentary, written and directed by Anne Galisky, told the stories of four students facing high school graduation without legal citizenship status.
Students watch big game on campus
(02/08/10 6:37am)
More than 100 students gathered at the Whittenberger Auditorium in the Indiana Memorial Union for the Union Board Super Bowl Party.
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