IU stance on HJR 6 reflects history
(11/20/13 5:07am)
IU president Michael A. McRobbie declared IU’s support of the statewide Freedom Indiana coalition last month, publicly opposing HJR 6.
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Anti-HJR 6 leaders discuss opposition to legislation
(11/05/13 3:23am)
Prominent voices in Indiana’s marriage equality debate gathered at the IU Maurer School of Law Monday to argue against the proposed House Joint Resolution 6 constitutional amendment. HJR 6 would void all same-sex marriages or civil unions in Indiana, even those solemnized in other states.
Hutton's widow dies at 93
(11/04/13 3:38am)
Kathryn Hutton passed away early last week at the age of 93.She and her late husband, Edward Hutton, were both alumni and benefactors of IU.
Experts discuss Latin American business practices
(11/01/13 3:36am)
The first Latin American Business Conference Thursday afternoon brought together more than 75 Kelley students to discuss the challenges of navigating the business world in the expanding Latin American marketplace.
IU comes out against same-sex marriage ban
(10/29/13 4:04am)
Freedom Indiana campaign leaders stated in a press release that having the state’s largest university as a part of the coalition will strengthen the force of their message to lawmakers, who will consider HJR6 during the upcoming legislative session.
Student invites hero to promote acceptance
(10/23/13 4:25am)
Kaleb Crain stood — arms outstretched like Christ on the cross — behind campus sidewalk preacher Brother Micah Armstrong. In bold black marker his right arm read, “I’m gay,” and his left, “God loves me.”
Matthew Shepard's mother reviles hate crimes
(10/23/13 4:22am)
The audience was silent as Judy Shepard recited the victim impact statement she read in the trial following her son’s death, 15 years ago. “He was my son, my first-born and more — he was my friend, confidant and constant reminder of how good life can be and also how hurtful,” Shepard said.
New Groups director emphasizes student retention
(10/21/13 3:51am)
For the past month and a half, Mary Tourner, the Groups program’s fifth director to date, has educated herself and set plans to expand on the 45-year history of the program.
Group discusses gay-conversion therapy
(10/16/13 2:14am)
A group of IU students and staff gathered Tuesday to evaluate college campus LGBTQ centers, and whether they should offer information on gay-conversion therapy resources.
La Casa celebrates 40th anniversary
(10/14/13 3:39am)
This weekend hundreds of alumni and current students networked and socialized, celebrating the 40-year landmark in honor of La Casa. The three days included dozens of events, culminating in a sold-out banquet Saturday night.
‘Sports grille’ opens at Hillel
(10/07/13 2:33am)
In early September, the Helene G. Simon Hillel Center converted its dining room into the Third Street Sports Grille — the first and only kosher sports bar on campus.
Students urge preferred name use
(10/03/13 4:32am)
A transgender IU student was accused of cheating because the name on his ID, his legal name, didn't match his preferred name, which reflects his identity.
Students salsa dance to celebrate Hispanic heritage
(09/30/13 2:10am)
The women of Sigma Lambda Gamma, Gamma Phi Omega and Sigma Lambda Upsilon organized “Salsa Under the Stars” as part of the nationwide Hispanic Heritage Month.
Sexploration lecturer chronicles GLBT history
(09/24/13 3:11am)
McQueen, a professor at Indiana State University, is a nationally known keynote speaker on issues of intersexuality and the inadequacies of the current two-gender way of thinking. McQueen said his own gender identity is fluid, and he tends to not conform to the binary way of looking at people.
Hudson and Holland rebuilding scholarships program
(09/20/13 3:44am)
The Hudson and Holland Scholars program is reinstating its incentive scholarships and initiating new collaborations across campus, after scholarships last year were discontinued.
HIV/AIDS investigator shares years of research
(09/18/13 3:59am)
Florida International University Professor Bill Darrow shared his research on America’s HIV/AIDS epidemic Tuesday to more than 100 students and faculty.Thirty years ago, he and his team were the first to identify HIV/AIDS as a sexually transmitted infection.
Globe artist presents data-based artwork at IU
(09/17/13 3:54am)
Ingo Gunther spent the past 25 years of his life making globes.
Record number of students sign up for Israel trip
(09/11/13 3:08am)
Jewish students are invited to take an all-expenses paid trip to Israel, sponsored by the Birthright Israel Foundation and the Government of Israel since 1999. IU’s Hillel Center has sixty open spots on their trip, which will travel to Israel for ten days during winter break.
International students practice English, form friendships with OASIS
(09/10/13 3:34am)
Twenty minutes before OASIS Internationals’ first call-out meeting of the semester, volunteers met for the first time around a conference table in Union Street Center Monday evening. The team had one goal for the year — getting more students involved.
USS Indiana prow finds home at IU
(09/09/13 4:16am)
Hundreds of University officials, veterans, alumni and guests gathered in the Henke Hall of Champions Saturday to dedicate the wartime vestige to its permanent resting place.
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