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Pictured are refrigerators Aug. 3 in the Hoosier to Hoosier sale space in The Warehouse. Marjorie Hershey, a professor of political science at IU and member of the steering committee for H2H, said the refrigerators will cost between $20 and $40 at the sale which will be on Aug. 18.
A sign that reads “hair dryers & curling irons” is pictured on a column Aug. 3 in the Hoosier to Hoosier sale space of The Warehouse. Hair dryers can be bought for $1 at the sale on Aug. 18.
Rolled up rugs are pictured Aug. 3 in the Hoosier to Hoosier sale space in The Warehouse. The rugs are being sold for $5 each at the sale, which will be on Aug. 18.
A box full of various bottles is pictured Aug. 3 at the Hoosier to Hoosier sale space in The Warehouse. Marjorie Hershey, a member of the steering committee at H2H, said H2H gave around 40 different bottles to the Shalom Center, but they still have over 50 that will be available at the sale Aug. 18.
Pictured are suit jackets on a rack Aug. 3 in the Hoosier to Hoosier sale space at The Warehouse. Suit jackets at the sale cost $5 and dress pants cost $3.
Retired Lt. Colonel Linn Benson delivers the invocation and opening remarks during the celebration of National Ernie Pyle Day on Aug. 3 in Presidents Hall in Franklin Hall. Benson served 22 years as a senior staff officer and navigator. He now serves as the Treasurer to the Ernie Pyle Legacy Foundation.
Two boy scouts from Scout Troop 121 wait to bring the American flag to the front of the stage Aug. 3 in Presidents Hall in Franklin Hall. Scout Troop 121 commenced the Posting of Colors, National Anthem and Pledge of Allegiance to celebrate National Ernie Pyle Day.
Retired Major Thomas Cowan salutes the flag during the national anthem Aug. 3 in Presidents Hall in Franklin Hall during the celebration of National Ernie Pyle Day. Cowan served 21 years as an Air Force Security Forces officer and is now President of the Ernie Pyle Legacy Foundation.
Audience members give a standing ovation to Joseph Galloway after his remarks at the celebration of Ernie Pyle Day on Aug. 3 in Presidents Hall in Franklin Hall.
Sen. Todd Young, R-Indiana, talks about the legacy left by Ernie Pyle during the celebration of National Ernie Pyle Day on Aug. 3 in Presidents Hall in Franklin Hall. Pyle was killed by machine gun fire while reporting on World War II in Japan in 1945.
Gerald Maschino speaks Aug. 3 during the celebration of National Ernie Pyle Day in Presidents Hall in Franklin Hall. Maschino talked about the importance of the work done by Ernie Pyle and the legacy he left. Maschino served two years in the Army and now serves as the Executive Director of the Ernie Pyle Legacy Foundation.
Actor and playwright Michael Brainard reads a quote from Ernie Pyle in the character of Pyle on Aug. 3 in Presidents Hall in Franklin Hall. Brainard and other guest speakers gathered to celebrate National Ernie Pyle Day.
Military Correspondent Joseph Galloway talks about the importance of journalism and the necessity of conflict journalists during the celebration of National Ernie Pyle Day on Aug. 3 in Presidents Hall in Franklin Hall. Galloway was the only civilian awarded the bronze star during the Vietnam War from the U.S. Army for his actions rescuing a badly-wounded soldier.
Author and Hoosier Hills Chaplain Ronald May performs as Ernie Pyle during the celebration of National Ernie Pyle Day on Aug. 3 in Presidents Hall in Franklin Hall.
The Office of International Student Services is on the second floor of the Poplars building, which is located at 400 E. Seventh St.
The Office of International Services helps international students succeed while attending IU.
The IU Office of International Services is located at 400 E. 7th St.
Eric Busse, training and volunteer engagement director for Scouts for Equality, talks to boy scouts July 31 on the porch of the LGBTQ+ Culture Center. Busse became an Eagle Scout in 2009.
Streamers, a pride flag and the official crest of Scouts for Equality is pictured July 31 outside the LGBTQ+ Culture Center. The Boy Scouts of America ended its ban against openly gay members in May 2013. The ban had previously been in place since 1978.
