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The congressional race in Indiana’s 9th District is one of many midterm contests that have received national attention from political commentators speculating Republican incumbents across the country may be unseated by a “blue wave.”
In 2018, the U.S. finds itself trapped in the sinking hole of an opioid crisis.
Although the Americans with Disabilities Act was signed into effect almost 18 years ago, people with disabilities are still facing lack of accessibility in the most basic of places, including Indianapolis public transit.
IU recently won a diversity award for the fourth year in a row, The Higher Education Excellence in Diversity Award from Insight Into Diversity magazine, which measures a school’s success in broadening diversity and inclusion.
Banksy, a renowned street artist, made headlines when one of his more famous artworks was shredded after it was bought at an auction. The piece immediately shredded itself via a secret compartment in the frame.
As college students, we are all aware of our class’s absence policies. These policies vary wildly between and even within departments. Some professors only allow you a couple of absences, some hand out pop quizzes to incentivize coming to class and some don’t take attendance at all.
A U.K. movement to ban contract cheating may be gaining traction. Contract cheating refers to when a student buys work custom made for them by a contractor.
Next week IU will be hosting yet another of its TEDx talks at the auditorium.
Voting has been a part of this country since its foundation. The right to choose our political leaders is a sacred tenant that has not been broken in the the 242 years since this country was founded.
The college major is the big question when it comes to applying to college, choosing a career and navigating awkward conversations with distant relatives. It separates students by school and discipline, preparing them for the future. Unfortunately, not all majors are treated the same way.
Hunting has been a part of humanity for the better part of two million years. In many cultures hunting was a revered practice essential for sustainable living. However, in the recent decades, hunting has turned into disreputable activity due to stereotypes. It is the opinion of the editorial board that instead of being an outdated practice, hunting is still a vitally important practice, especially in the case of Griffy Lake.
Last month, IU released a statement that sophomore running back Morgan Ellison has been indefinitely suspended from all football activities.
There are so many times we find ourselves walking to class, and in a moment of panic, realize that we are going to be five minutes late. There is no solution to this problem besides praying that our professor will have mercy on us and not deduct our grade.
Carson Henley: McAlister's is overrated. It is bad Panera, and I do not want to pay $8 for a potato.
The city of Bloomington has voted to eliminate free parking and raise parking rates throughout the city in an effort to increase revenue. This means that starting Aug. 15th of 2019, parking garages, meters, passes and tickets will all cost more — in some cases even twice as much.
Five of our columnists analyze what dating in college actually means.
Within the next three years, the Monroe County Public Library plans to add a third branch to the southwest side of Bloomington. Architects have been hired, and the library is now asking for community feedback and holding public conversations about the addition.
According the U.S. News best college lists, IU has a gigantic undergraduate class of a little over 33,000 people. Of those, 64 percent are living off-campus in non-IU affiliated housing, be it a house or an apartment.
Each week, our writers have thoughts that don't ever quite made it to columnhood. Read on for our hot takes.
Shares in Tesla are continuing to fall, and it is largely to blame on CEO Elon Musk’s behavior.
