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The “Shit White Girls Say” video on YouTube has created a trend, with resulting spin-offs such as “Shit College Freshman Say.” IU is not left out, with “Sh*t People at Hillel Say” and “Sh*t White Girls Say to Muslims” as recent additions to the site.
During the hour-and-a-half event, Steps of Justice members will tell personal stories and show videos to raise awareness and teach about sex trafficking. The second part will consist of musical worship.
A free half-hour piano concert will be held at the Leo R. Dowling International Center at noon today. Every Friday, music students have the chance to show off their skills.
The Secular Alliance of IU, a student group of atheists, agnostics and humanists, will begin participating in biweekly service projects for Pages to Prisoners and Hoosier Hills Food Bank.
Students will be able to meet with potential employers at the Winter Career and Internship Fair from 4 to 7 p.m. today at Alumni Hall in the Indiana Memorial Union.
Junior and Internal Vice Chairman of College Republicans Lucas Wozniak said in order to beat President Barack Obama this November, the Republican candidate needs to be a capable debater and speaker, have a clear, well-thought out plan for economic recovery and have a clear and concise answer to handle America’s debt.
IU will welcome a variety of debate teams this weekend as part of the second annual Hoosier Invitational Tournament, a debate competition that will focus on the topic of whether the United States should increase democratic assistance to Arab Spring nations.
VegIU has events, such as film screenings, potluck dinners and meals at local restaurants. The first Saturday of each month is dinner outings, and every third Saturday is for potluck dinners.
Habitat for Humanity usually builds during weekends, but on Jan. 18 and 19, IU’s chapter is co-sponsoring special midweek builds in honor of Martin Luther King Jr.
With the beginning of winter comes the arrival of many seasonal sports, but for the IU Ski and Snowboarding club, this is nowhere near the beginning of their activities. The club members not only participate in winter sports, but also engage in other activities such as rock climbing, horseback riding and paint-balling.
IU’s club hockey team, currently 10-13, plays from October to February and has games every weekend. Jan Jas became the head coach last season, when the team switched from Division II to Division I.
With more than 2,000 paying members, IU Student Alumni Association is the largest student organization on campus.
In 2010, faculty members Joan Pong Linton, Valerie Grim and Arlene Diaz created Attention Reflection Connection IU, an organization geared toward promoting diversity on IU’s campus.
Two student organizations, Kelley Venture Capital and Private Equity Club and the Informatics, Technology, Entrepreneurship, and Computing Club, have been working in Bloomington to help students and other local entrepreneurs start businesses.
A Hutton Honors College mentor program works with children with autism to provide companionship and resources to for the children and their families.
Vivian Ling was recently named interim director of IU’s Chinese Flagship Program, which helps students gain extensive knowledge of the language.
Launched in fall 2010 by IU junior Forrest Fowler and sophomore at University of Wisconsin-Madison Tyler Henke, btownlinks.com provides an avenue to many websites, from Oncourse to Texts From Last Night.
As Bloomington continues to grow, its roads must also expand, causing traffic problems in the process. Started earlier this year and continuing until 2012, the IN-45/46 bypass will be under construction.
Laptops and wireless internet have become an integral part of higher education, helping students complete work almost anywhere on campus.
To further spread the spirit of King, the Office of the Vice President for Diversity, Equity and Multicultural Affairs has created the MLK Jr. Day Essay contest.
