Roommate rules
(06/09/10 3:20pm)
CJ Lotz shares how she it through her first year with a random roommate.
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prison
(05/03/10 3:57am)
"Inside" student Donald Avance listens to Khalil Muhammad, assistant professor of history, at the Putnamville Correctional Facility Friday afternoon. Both men spoke at the closing ceremony of the Inside-Out Prison Exchange Program.
Inside-Out program addresses dominance, education in prison
(05/03/10 12:18am)
The students weren’t entering Ballantine or Woodburn Halls. For the last time in their second eight-week class, the students entered the Putnamville Correctional Facility to join their 16 classmates within the prison.
prison
(05/02/10 10:14pm)
"Inside" student Donald Avance listens to Khalil Muhammad, assistant professor of history, at the Putnamville Correctional Facility Friday afternoon. Both men spoke at the closing ceremony of the Inside-Out Prison Exchange Program.
Shoot a squirrel
(04/13/10 1:00am)
1. Get licensed to kill.
Honest work
(04/13/10 12:51am)
When Colin Farlow picks up the knife he forged, it fits in his hand. His fingers fill the smooth curves, and it balances just right. But Colin’s knife is a tool, not a bragging right.
Navajo teacher recruits students for reservation teaching program
(04/12/10 3:59am)
Call John Henderson a silversmith. Call him a guitar player, a rodeo rider or a Navajo man. Those roles are true, but first, call Henderson a teacher.
Dog
(04/07/10 2:25am)
Colie the dog waited patiently for his master Tuesday afternoon. His tag read, "I'm not lost, just waiting!" For more than two hours, visitors to the IU Art Museum navigated through the side doors to give Colie a place to rest in the revolving entrance.
Dog ‘not lost, just waiting’ at museum
(04/07/10 1:30am)
For more than two hours, Colie the dog stopped a revolving door. Colie didn’t growl or bark to protect her territory. She waited for her master.
Pause with the founder of Pandora
(02/23/10 5:07am)
Inside called Tim Westergren, founder and chief strategist of Pandora online radio. The Stanford alumnus immediately identified IU for its music school. Thank you.
The future of music, plus or minus one
(02/23/10 5:03am)
The details of how Christopher Raphael’s “Music Plus One” project works include plenty of computer and math jargon like “Gaussian random variables.” Here’s what the project can do for you, the musician.
Get a room
(02/23/10 4:37am)
Red gum is wedged into the corner of the wall. When practice room 228 sits empty, it still resonates from the droning cello and soaring voices of students in neighboring rooms. Its baby grand piano fills most of the space, and a chair confronts a full-length mirror, waiting for a musician to fill the chamber with sound. Water stains pattern the peg-board walls. Outside, the door is gray and covered in scuff marks from violin, cello, and saxophone cases bumping into it. There’s a small square window for practice-room-hopefuls to peek in and see if the room is occupied. The walls lining the hallway are green or blue depending on the light.
Your band could get a Pandora thumbs up
(02/23/10 3:35am)
Tim Westergren, founder of Pandora online radio, says bands and solo artists send him thousands of submissions each month, hoping to get played on a Pandora radio station.
Haiti Statue
(01/14/10 2:55am)
The Nèg Mawon statue of an escaped slave which stands in front of the presidential palace in Port-au-Prince pays tribute to the slave armies who rose against their French oppressors during the Haitian revolution, which ended in 1804.
On the road
(12/01/09 1:01am)
Fill up your tank, find some friends, and grab a pad of Mad Libs, because it’s time for an excursion. We’ve hunted down adventures within 30 miles, and we talked to one student who will be driving across the country over winter break. Also, take some advice from one group of cyclists who pedaled from the mountains to the Midwest.
Steps in her way
(12/01/09 12:04am)
One student’s struggle to access the second floor of Goodbody Hall.
Road tripping right here
(11/30/09 2:57am)
Grab your pals and some snacks, split the gas and get out of Bloomington.
Life work
(11/03/09 7:19am)
Edie is 75. She still serves your coffee and scrambled eggs. She can't afford to quit her job at Wee Willie's.
Inspection Guide
(11/02/09 6:40pm)
After freshman year, 64 percent of students opt to live off-campus, according to IU’s Common Data Set report. John Sacchini, owner and operator of Energy Design Home Inspections, Inc., is an Indiana-licensed home inspector. He said student renters don’t need to worry too much about construction and the structure of a home, but should keep a few essentials in mind.
French chef delights locals with window treats
(10/30/09 5:05am)
Every Saturday since the B-Line Trail opened, Marina Ballor sells delicious things: mushroom quiche, quiche Lorraine, fresh coffee and hot chocolate so thick it nearly clots on the spoon. Ballor is chef and co-owner of Bloomington’s only exclusively French restaurant, Le Petit Cafe.
