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Attorney B.J. Brinkerhoff speaks during a press conference Oct. 23 at the Marion County Prosecutor’s Office after Fort Wayne Attorney Dan Sigler said he would not be pursuing charges against Indiana Attorney General Curtis Hill. Brinkerhoff is part of the team representing the four women who brought sexual misconduct allegations against Hill.
Fort Wayne Attorney Dan Sigler announces Oct. 23 at the Marion County Prosecutor's Office that he will not be pursuing criminal charges against Indiana Attorney General Curtis Hill. This comes after several women came forward with sexual misconduct allegations against Hill.
Attorney Hannah Kaufman Joseph delivers an opening statement Oct. 23 and introduces the four victims who brought sexual misconduct allegations against Indiana Attorney General Curtis Hill at the Marion County Prosecutor’s Office. Samantha Lozano, legislative assistant for the Indiana House Democrats, came out publicly as the fourth victim after remaining anonymous.
Jordan Hall is named after former IU President and eugenicist David Starr Jordan. Many are calling for the renaming of this building due to Jordan's support of eugenics.
People watch as Reilly Donaldson walks down the sidewalk in his "Skeleton Harvester" costume Oct. 20 on Kirkwood Avenue. Throughout his walks, people often stop him to take selfies with him in his costume.
Senior Mike Riley, center, shakes hands with Reilly Donaldson after he notices him walking Oct. 20 outside Kilroy's on Kirkwood. Numerous people throughout Donaldson's walk stopped him to take a picture or shake his hand.
Parts to Reilly Donaldson's "Skeleton Harvester" costume lie in the back of his car Oct. 20 in the parking lot behind "Frameworkers." In addition to a two-layer mask and extended arms, Riley's costume includes stilts.
Reilly Donaldson holds up a metal mask that acts as the first layer to the face of his costume Oct. 20 in the parking lot behind Framemakers. The facial component of the costume has two layers: the skull and the green, metal mask that goes over it.
Reilly Donaldson adjusts the strap of his costume's mask Oct. 20 in the parking lot of Framemakers in Bloomington. Donaldson calls this custom costume the "Skeleton Harvester."
Reilly Donaldson straps into his stilts while sitting in the trunk of his car Oct. 20 in the parking lot behind Framemakers. The costume, which Donaldson calls the "Skeleton Harvester," is all custom-made from reusable material.
Freshmen Abbi Buffkin, left, and Rachel Kern, right, look at Reilly Donaldson's "Skeleton Harvester" costume after running into him Oct. 20 in Dunn Woods. Reilly walked down Kirkwood Avenue, through the Sample Gates and around Dunn Woods before heading back to his car.
Reilly Donaldson stands after putting on his "Skeleton Harvester" costume Oct. 20 in the parking lot of Framemakers where he works. Donaldson uses the parking lot to get into his costume before heading toward downtown Bloomington.
The first layer of Reilly Donaldson's "Skeleton Harvester" mask lies in the back of his car Oct. 20 in the parking lot behind Framemakers. The mask, which is modeled after the mask from the video game "Dishonored," is made from old mechanical parts and has guitar string stitching around the mouth.
Two police cars park at the intersection of 10th Street and Walnut Grove on Oct. 19 after an IU alert was sent. Authorities responded to a utility explosion underground nearby.
Junior Noah Davidson, campus organizer for the Liz Watson campaign, speaks at the Liz Watson campaign rally Oct. 19 at Dunn Meadow. Senator Bernie Sanders, I-Vermont, also spoke at the rally.
A woman claps during the Liz Watson campaign rally where Senator Bernie Sanders, I-Vermont, also spoke Oct. 19 at Dunn Meadow.
Nina Turner, president of Our Revolution, speaks during the Liz Watson campaign rally Oct. 19 at Dunn Meadow.
A man waits along the guard rail before the Liz Watson/Bernie Sanders rally Oct. 19 at Dunn Meadow. Hundreds gathered to hear Sanders and Watson speak before following them to the voting booths.
Senator Bernie Sanders, I-Vermont, speaks during the Liz Watson campaign rally Oct. 19 at Dunn Meadow. After the rally, Sanders and Watson marched down Seventh Street to vote.
Sophomore Trisa Chakraborty speaks during the Liz Watson/Bernie Sanders rally Oct. 19 at Dunn Meadow. Chakraborty is a first generation college student at IU and a Liz Watson supporter.
