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Students and staff sewed and decorated fabric sections of a panel for the AIDS Memorial Quilt, which is considered the largest community art project ever, on Tuesday afternoon.
Editor's note: All opinions, columns and letters reflect the views of the individual writer and not necessarily those of the IDS or its staffers.
Editor's note: All opinions, columns and letters reflect the views of the individual writer and not necessarily those of the IDS or its staffers.
Two top-100 national high school recruits are saddling up for their first Indiana women’s basketball season alongside numerous transfer portal additions and returners.
For three hours Tuesday afternoon, Alumni Hall in the Indiana Memorial Union became a town built from tables, signs and volunteers. Each station represented a business or social service — a bank, a childcare center, a grocery store and a pawn shop. Inside, participants hurried between lines, trading tokens, paying bills and struggling to keep their fictional families afloat.
Editor's note: All opinions, columns and letters reflect the views of the individual writer and not necessarily those of the IDS or its staffers.
I started playing Dungeons and Dragons during my junior year of high school. I found a world of sometimes wacky, sometimes beautiful improv, dice rolling and simple addition. Above all, I found a game about social connections.
INDIANAPOLIS — In the early moments of the Monon Spike Match’s second set, Indiana volleyball held a 2-point lead over Purdue. On the ensuing rally, graduate student outside hitter Jessica Smith received a serve from Purdue and passed it to freshman setter Teodora Kričković.
As the weather starts to cool down, students and faculty at Indiana University may see an increase in sniffles, sore throats, fevers and other respiratory symptoms. This sickness, known as the “freshman flu” in college campuses across the country, typically spreads from September to January. New college students, typically freshman, are hit especially hard.
Mayor Kerry Thomson boarded a sparsely-populated bus on Bloomington Transit’s Route 2 and talked with passengers Wednesday as part of her most recent Traveling Town Hall.
Editor’s note: This story includes mention of suicide.
Indiana football capped the first half of its regular season Oct. 11 with a 30-20 victory over Oregon –– its first ever road win over an Associated Press top-five team. The historic win garnered a No. 3 ranking in the latest AP Top 25 Poll, marking the highest position in program history.
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Urban forestry experts from Indianapolis and Bloomington talked about how neighborhood support can make or break a planting project during a documentary screening and panel Tuesday at IU Cinema.
Two Indiana University students used science to create 9AM Club, a drink that promotes alcohol without the usual negative side effects.
The soft glow of candlelight cut through the dark night at the Conrad Prebys Amphitheater as community members filled the first four rows of limestone benches.
IU sophomore Yotam Krikov woke up the morning of Oct. 7, 2023, in Jerusalem to the sounds of sirens. He joked they were being bombed, but a few minutes later, he and 236 other students in his gap-year program were rushed to a bomb shelter.
Editor's note: All opinions, columns and letters reflect the views of the individual writer and not necessarily those of the IDS or its staffers.
The first floor of 22-year-old Bloomington native Megan Pierce’s home is covered in thousands of Joker collectibles from DC’s “Batman” franchise. From life-size cardboard cutouts sporting the Joker’s infamous grin to action figures, rollerblades and a skateboard, the collection is part shrine, part time capsule.
It was a slow day dishwashing at a Greek’s Pizzeria around two years ago. IU junior Maxwell Woehler took a look around at his coworkers, all on their phones, as is typical for an idle shift. But it wasn’t just here and there; it was the whole time. Still glued to their phones.
