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When someone reaches out to you through Instagram direct message, they’re either sending you a post or their account got hacked, giving you the dreaded “check out what I made on Instagram” fraudulent message victimizing your account. College students' youthful ignorance creates an environment with low awareness, allowing hackers to trick them into clicking anonymous, unidentifiable links.
When I tell you not to waste a summer break, I think of the Gen Z childhood show, “Phineas and Ferb.” The eponymous characters spend their summer days to the fullest, never sitting still or letting their days waste away.
Graduate workers at IU-Bloomington will see their stipends increase by at least 5% next year.
When it all gets to be too much, freshman Ethan Vogel gets in his car.
On Feb. 25, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced Americans living in counties with decreased COVID-19 community transmission could visit public indoor places without their masks on. At the time, that encapsulated 70% of all Americans.
Margie Clouse, right, and her daughter Sierra King, a pediatric nurse, on the night of March 2, 2022, get off work at IU Health Bloomington. They work the same shift, but on different floors. The two were in nursing school at the same time, but in different programs. "She's one of my dearest friends," Clouse said of her daughter.
The African Student Association is a student-run organization at IU that raises awareness about the cultural, economic, social, and political problems in Africa.
Five college campuses, a lot of transfer credits, and emotional burnout on the horizon yet stagnant mental health have been key to my college success. Anyone who knows me knows my twin sister, Taylor, is my college ride-or-die. We have each other’s back, talking daily, and college has strengthened our relationship.
Arriving at a friend’s party in 2007, Dr. Virginia Githiri sat down to watch the Super Bowl between the Indianapolis Colts and the Chicago Bears.
For several weeks, I opened the New York Times app to inexplicable circumstances: a war resulting from Russia's unprovoked attacks on Ukraine. However, the thousands of miles between Bloomington and Kyiv made the war appear distant from college life.
Living in congregate housing during a pandemic presents unprecedented challenges, many of which resident assistants say go far beyond their typical duties.
Margie Clouse, right, and her daughter Sierra King get off work at IU Health Bloomington on March 2, 2022. They work the same shift, but on different floors. "She's one of my dearest friends," Clouse said of her daughter.
Diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) initiatives nationwide have grasped college campuses, businesses and organizations evoking a demand for change.
March 8 marks this year’s International Women’s Day— a global holiday that celebrates the achievements of women and calls people to examine and eliminate gender biases.
In the midst of COVID-19 shutdowns in early 2020, many people turned to exercise in their newly found free time. From home workout videos to five-mile-long walks, fitness became a new goal for many struggling to find purpose in the “new normal.”
I rarely leave my apartment for my daily morning mile to class without my AirPods and my latest alternative music playlist. I am not the only one with headphones on during my walk down 10th Street toward campus. It feels like everyone surrounding me has their headphones in every morning.
Isak Nti Asare is running for congressional office for the 9th District of Indiana. Asare lives a life of hope and promise for future generations through his love of community and those around him.
The Indiana University Police Department will receive picture communication boards to help its officers better communicate with non-verbal individuals or those who may not speak English. The boards are part of a project funded by a grant from the Psi Iota Xi sorority.
Students and faculty expressed mixed reactions after IU announced Friday masks will no longer be required in indoor areas starting March 4.
A controversial parental rights bill in Florida proposes restrictions on the discussion of LGBTQ issues in classrooms. It passed through a Florida House committee in January.
