Assault plagues military
(12/12/14 3:27am)
The New York Times recently ?released a report of a new military study claiming that rapes and sexual assaults in the military had increased 8 percent in the last fiscal year.
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Change for IUSA
(12/11/14 2:09am)
The IU Student Association has reviewed its elections process, and changes are in motion. In response to the helpful push from the Indiana Daily Student editorial board, IUSA passed a resolution designed to make future elections more equitable and less biased.
'We can't breathe'
(12/10/14 1:49am)
IU students joined a national movement last week in protesting against a grand jury’s decision to not indict police officer Darren Wilson for the death of Michael Brown.
Ending campus rape
(12/09/14 12:10am)
Together, we know a lot of victims of rape and sexual assault.
Immigration nation
(12/07/14 11:57pm)
There is no question as to Indiana’s conservative nature.
Protecting our own
(12/05/14 2:50am)
Here at IU, we must value the life of every single Hoosier. And to do so means we must recognize those who are taken from us all too soon.
A waking nightmare
(12/04/14 12:32am)
Meet Jackie, a freshman at the University of Virginia. She just got asked to a fraternity party by a really cute guy she knows.
The first rule of gun club
(12/03/14 3:16am)
There is a country club in Centennial, Colo., where rich people may pay to enjoy cigars, drink fancy cocktails and relax on leather sofas.
Opening the doors
(12/02/14 1:52am)
President Obama announced he would issue executive orders on the issue of immigration nearly two weeks ago. After struggling with an increasingly partisan and gridlocked Congress, hopes for comprehensive immigration reform all but vanished. In a bold move, Obama moved forward without legislative support, granting temporary reprieves for specific groups of immigrants in the United States.
Wal-Mart on strike
(12/02/14 1:40am)
Many families did not get to sit around the dinner table together this past Thanksgiving.
No justice
(12/01/14 12:04am)
There’s this saying you might have heard a few times during the past week: “A good prosecutor can persuade a grand jury to indict a ham sandwich.”
Racial representation
(11/20/14 5:51pm)
Disney has revealed their new princess, Moana, from the Pacific Islands. We thought we'd take a look at how Disney diversity stacks up. Be sure to head to our IDS Multimedia page to listen to our podcast about Disney and Moana.
Words you shouldn't say
(11/20/14 4:45pm)
TIME Magazine recently ran a poll asking readers what word should be banned in 2015.
Sexpeditions
(11/19/14 4:02pm)
In what is yet another American phenomenon that leaves us shaking our heads thinking, “Of course this is a thing,” a service has sprung up in which men offer to have sex for free with women looking to become pregnant.
A preemptive strike
(11/18/14 4:52pm)
The IU Graduate and Professional Student Organization wants the IU Foundation to pull its investments out of fossil fuel companies.
Stretching the truth
(11/17/14 4:29pm)
Old Navy has recently come under fire for its pricing and representation of plus-size clothing in its stores.
It's not just greeks
(11/16/14 8:09pm)
The Kappa Sigma fraternity on the campus of West Virginia University found itself the topic of much news coverage last week.
Reclaiming the female body
(11/13/14 5:46pm)
In a recent photoshoot for Interview magazine, Keira Knightley went topless with one condition: her breasts be shown as they are, with no use of Photoshop.
Sins of the father
(11/12/14 4:27pm)
The first step to recovery is admitting the problem, and the Roman Catholic Church is confessing all of its ?transgressions to its followers.
Crossing the line
(11/11/14 6:56am)
The Indiana Daily Student Editorial Board loves comedy jokes.
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