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(10/04/09 10:33pm)
Inside set out to find the freshest people on campus. Our criteria were simple: students of any age, in any discipline who turn our heads and energize our world. They aren’t necessarily at the top of their classes, and they aren’t all presidents of student organizations, but they’re looking forward and taking action. We found more innovators, risk-takers, and trendsetters than we could fit in the magazine (so check our Web site), but we narrowed down the list to eight people we think you should see.
(10/04/09 10:24pm)
IU Dining Services is, for the second year, serving apples grown only miles away from Bloomington. Inside tracked an apple from the orchard to your order.
(09/22/09 1:16am)
Senior Joey Mattucci has always been a movie guy.
“When I was a little kid, I used to do triple-headers,” Mattucci said.
“I’d go to a movie at 12 o’clock with my dad, and I’d be walking out of
there at 11 o’clock at night. We’d pay for one movie and sneak into two
others.”
(09/14/09 3:00am)
A new group on campus, Dark Hound Productions, is planning to give a
hands-on experience for students interested in filmmaking.
(09/03/09 1:31am)
Gone are the days of spending an evening with a near stranger, or going
on a completely blind date. Now any questions we have can be cleared up
by our pal, the Internet.
(08/30/09 11:35pm)
If you’ve unfolded the menus of Kirkwood restaurants, stepped foot in Bloomingfoods, or wandered around the Farmers’ Market on a Saturday morning, you know Bloomington natives like to eat locally grown food.
(06/16/09 4:00am)
Olivia Stidham said even though IU is in the middle of the country, she
still has a lot of good opportunities to travel to other places to hone
her skills. She also likes living a short distance from home.
(06/16/09 4:00am)
Matthew Orr took a heavy course load with 19 credits during his spring
semester, but he said he found ways to minimize stress and still enjoy
college.
(06/16/09 4:00am)
Alec McNees joined a fraternity at the beginning of his freshman year,
but later decided greek life was not for him. But he had no problem
finding friends in his dorm.
(05/08/09 3:11am)
With more than 5,800 students eligible to graduate, about 4,500 are
expected to walk across the stage in cap and gown Saturday. Two
commencement ceremonies will take place at Assembly Hall, one at 10
a.m. and the second at 3 p.m.
(05/04/09 3:49am)
If it weren’t for Vice President and Chief Administrative Officer Terry Clapacs, the Arboretum would be a parking lot. That’s what Director of Facilities Michael Crowe said of Clapacs, his boss and friend, who will retire May 28.
(04/28/09 3:34am)
The Bloomington Faculty Council passed the organization’s resolution to create a committee to examine the salaries of student academic appointees and another resolution about drop/add fees specific to graduate students.
(04/27/09 3:57am)
Congressman Baron Hill spoke at a union workers rally Saturday
expressing his thoughts on IU support staff’s campaign for better wages
and other labor issues.
(04/24/09 3:28am)
As Hoosiers’ budgets remain tight, IU’s support staff union,
Communications Workers of America Local 4730, continues to plead for
raises and representation.
The union is fighting for livable wages and a “seat at the table” on
the health care blue ribbon committee, a group formed by IU President
Michael McRobbie to find more cost-effective methods for health care.
(04/15/09 4:02am)
The search committee for the dean of students had its last meeting
Tuesday. The candidates have all flown back to their respective
schools. Now the campus waits.
(04/09/09 4:15am)
Geneva Walker-Johnson answered questions about
greek life, student advocacy and improving the relations between
students and faculty.
(04/08/09 4:08am)
The last open forum of the four dean finalists will be at
5 p.m. today at the IU Maurer School of Law room 123.
(04/08/09 4:06am)
The board of trustees election is not until June 30, but five candidates have already begun their campaigns.
(04/07/09 4:30am)
Lori Reesor, the third finalist for the dean of students and vice provost for student affairs position, said Monday that Bloomington feels similar to her current school, the University of Kansas.
(04/06/09 4:09am)
The second week of potential dean of students visits will continue today with Lori Reesor, the current associate vice president for student success at the University of Kansas.
