Brazilian students let loose despite society's high expectations
(08/27/14 8:03pm)
The Pontifical Catholic University of São Paulo is probably one of the least Catholic universities you’ll find pretty much anywhere.
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IU biology professor dies of leukemia
(08/18/14 6:44pm)
IU professor emeritus of biology Albert Ruesink died Sunday of leukemia at 74.
Karlijn Keijzer remembered after fatal Malaysian Airlines crash
(07/20/14 3:27pm)
“Karlijn wasn’t on that plane, right?”
School of Public Health creates free public health courses
(06/05/14 12:29am)
IU is teaming up with state agencies to improve health for all.
Regional Festival features local music, food
(06/01/14 10:31pm)
Fans catching the action at the NCAA baseball regional at Bart Kaufman Field could also take part in a bonus event sponsored by IU Athletics.
Immigrants experience discrimination
(05/15/14 2:23am)
A student and the Sobon owner have each discovered they are not privy to the same opportunities as Americans.
Former U.S. Treasury Secretary, President of Ireland to speak
(05/09/14 5:25am)
Both alumni of IU, Michael Higgins and Paul O’Neill will serve as 2014 IU Commencement speakers.
The last chapter
(05/05/14 4:17am)
After 41 years of service, Patricia Marvin is retiring from teaching.
New standards concern academic officials
(04/25/14 2:37am)
Indiana State Board of Education member Tony Walker has released a statement of his opinions about the new proposed Indiana academic standards.
Pay check fairness now
(04/09/14 4:00am)
These proposals will help the women of Indiana. It is disgraceful that our state lags so far behind the rest of the country in the treatment of women in the workplace.
Chinese students open businesses
(04/02/14 4:31am)
With an increasing number of Chinese student enrollments, a trend of Chinese student-owned businesses has emerged.
Reconsidering internships
(04/01/14 4:00am)
Interns should be afforded the same protections as regular workers. And when it comes to pay, all of us would like some of the fruits of our labor.
Artist balances work and passion
(03/05/14 4:52am)
Even when Joel Washington is working his day job, the art never leaves his mind.
Roy coming to Comedy Attic
(02/20/14 5:27am)
On Feb. 20 through Feb. 22, John Roy will perform his record-breaking 10th show at the Comedy Attic.
Ferrell, Johnson to continue debate
(02/14/14 5:56am)
When college basketball’s 2012 recruiting classes were finalized, a great debate between Indiana’s preeminent basketball rivals was sparked.
Students showcase research on freedom, wellness to kick off Black History Month
(02/10/14 3:35am)
The Neal-Marshall Black Culture Center organizes a First Friday Family Dinner every month, but this month NMBCC decided to do something different. In honor of Black History Month, the NMBCC worked with the Black Graduate Student Association to organize the first Scholars Research Symposium.
Court to Court
(02/04/14 5:06pm)
The court to court saga has been a battle of wills and endurance. It stands as the longest legal battle the IHSAA has ever fought.
Mathers exhibit displays traditional 'Ojibwe' art
(02/03/14 4:30am)
The Mathers Museum opened “Ojibwe Public Art, Ostrom Private Lives” last Friday. The exhibit was organized by a group of IU graduate students.
Obama misses the mark on higher education
(01/21/14 5:00am)
WE SAY: There isn’t a point to getting students to college if our country can’t provide them a career after the journey.
Ind. General Assembly opens 2014 session
(01/10/14 4:14am)
It’s legislation season in Indianapolis, and local elected representatives will be working to see the bills they think are most important enacted this session.
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