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Liberals have had science in their favor for some time now, but today math is on the side of the conservative right. Or should we say the conservative correct?
A high school in Texas that preaches abstinence-only sex education has found itself with a chlamydia outbreak so severe warning notes were sent home to inform parents about the ?disease’s proliferation.
Congratulations, IU graduates! You all are now moving on to the next stage of your life.
Imagine you’re doing your typical Tuesday night routine: avoiding homework and watching Netflix.
We’ve had yet another historic moment for United States leadership. Loretta E. Lynch was approved to be ?Attorney General on April 23, making her the 83rd individual to have the position and the first African-American woman to do so.
We’ve all done it. We have walked up to a bar, handed the intimidating bouncer our ID and heard the most depressing sentence one could ever hear: “That will be $5, please.”
Jeremy Renner and Chris Evans are both in hot water after some sexist remarks during an interview with Digital Spy this past week.
A breakdown of the presidential runners so far:
Years ago, people would put two Pringles together to make duck lips. Now, 17-year-old Kylie Jenner has ?inspired a different idea.
A tragedy has shaken our community in the cruelest way. IU has lost one of its Hoosiers — 22-year-old Hannah Wilson. Her unfortunate and untimely death has left us stunned, and many questions have yet to be answered. Hannah was a senior psychology major and a prominent member of her sorority, Gamma Phi Beta. In the wake of her death, a vigil was held at Alumni Hall in the Indiana Memorial Union.
In 2010, the renowned rapper J-Kwon came out with the song “Tipsy” and informed the world “teen drinking is very bad.” At the Editorial Board, we realize the student body doesn’t want to be lectured to about the perils ?of drinking.
Actress Gwyneth Paltrow made a controversial move April 9 that seemed to quickly set the Internet world ablaze.
Who do you want to perform at the Little 500 concert next spring 2016? In the past, we've had a string of rap artists such as Macklemore, ScHoolboy Q and this year's Bean Sean. But the Editorial Board has a few other ideas in mind for the headliner. See what our columnists have to say about the biggest concert here at Indiana University.
Before the Affordable Care Act, the health insurance market — particularly the private health insurance market — was complicated, expensive ?and unreliable.
They’re not your mother’s cigarettes. In fact, when she was blowing smoke like a chimney in the girls’ high school bathroom, she probably never imagined how far the tobacco industry would transcend.
If there was one person who encompasses what it means to defy gender roles, it’s Sarah Thomas. This past week, the Mississippi native vowed to tuck her hair into her hat as one of nine new referees hired by the NFL for the upcoming season. This makes her the first full-time female official in the ?history of the league.
This week, President Obama did something that hasn’t been done by an American president for decades — he met with the leader of Cuba, a country just a few miles off our Southern coast.
San Diego native Kevin Bollaert was recently sentenced to 18 years in prison. What for? Revenge porn, obviously.
Ever since the colonies gained independence from the domineering will of the British, bringing universal freedom to all has been the primary modus operandi of our nation’s leaders. Foremost is the right of conservative politicians to share whatever asinine ideas about women’s reproductive rights their baffling minds can conceive.
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