The General comes home
(02/09/20 11:48pm)
There was no true guarantee he'd be there until he came into view.
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IU women's basketball junior guard Bendu Yeaney enters the transfer portal
(01/31/20 6:43pm)
No. 20 IU women’s basketball announced Friday morning that junior guard Bendu Yeaney will leave the program and enter the transfer portal.
OPINION: IU removing standardized testing as a requirement is a win for students
(01/30/20 3:50am)
The Bloomington Faculty Council, the group responsible for academic policy such as university admissions standards, approved a plan Jan. 21 to no longer require students to submit standardized test scores to apply for admission to IU-Bloomington. The new policy will begin August 2020.
OPINION: CAPS needs more treatment options
(01/27/20 5:22pm)
I returned to Indiana University Counseling and Psychological Services in the summer of 2019, after a diagnosis of Borderline Personality Disorder, or BPD.
OPINION: Black students' mental health needs more attention
(01/21/20 3:50pm)
To be or not to be.
Three new faculty members reflect on first semester, look ahead
(01/17/20 12:18am)
This fall was the first semester for about 8,000 freshman students, but they weren’t the only newbies. About 300 new faculty started at the IU-Bloomington last semester.
LETTER: Provost Robel celebrates IU 'from A to Z' with bicentennial poem
(01/16/20 3:26am)
The following poem was shared by Provost Lauren Robel in celebration of the IU Bicentennial. The poem, which she wrote, was originally recited at the 200 Festival Bicentennial Ceremony on Sept. 27, 2019.
IU Dining provides Grubhub online ordering for pick-up
(01/15/20 2:34am)
IU Dining is increasing ease and access to on-campus food options through a new collaboration with Grubhub.
Student-created nonprofit Health Advocacy Summit helps connect patients with chronic illness
(12/01/19 11:36pm)
When senior Sneha Dave was six years old, she was diagnosed with a chronic illness that led to countless surgeries and hospital stays over the next decade of her life.
Learning by doing: IU’s Adapted Physical Activity Program
(11/23/19 5:52pm)
Three gyms on the first floor are covered with children’s toys Thursday nights in the School of Public Health. Families mill in the hallways, and the sound of people laughing fills the air.
Hoosier Resilience Index provides data for how climate change will affect Indiana
(11/20/19 10:18pm)
The Environmental Resilience Institute launched the Hoosier Resilience Index on Nov. 12 to display how climate change will affect Indiana in the future.
IUDM raises $4,257,143.23 for Riley Hospital for Children
(11/17/19 9:51pm)
A rainbow of IU students in FTK shirts danced, cried and spent up to 36 hours together from Friday night to Sunday morning at the IU Tennis Center all for the kids. By the end, more than $4.2 million were raised.
Melanie Payne appointed to new director of First Year Experiences
(11/14/19 6:09pm)
With almost 30 years of experience at IU under her belt, Melanie Payne was promoted to lead the office of First Year Experiences Programs earlier this month. She hopes to help the overall well-being of first-year students, which includes efforts to promote access to mental health services.
OPINION: IUDM is a symptom of a problem. Where is the cure?
(11/13/19 9:52pm)
IU Dance Marathon has given millions of dollars to Riley Children’s Foundation, yet, simultaneously, for many students it often represents two problems: nationally, a broken health care system, and, locally, cultural and class divisions.
Sue Sgambelluri, Ron Smith win Bloomington City Council elections
(11/06/19 4:59am)
Unofficial Tuesday night results for Bloomington’s only two contested elections show Democratic candidates Sue Sgambelluri and Ron Smith won the District 2 and 3 seats, respectively, for Bloomington City Council.
Contributing mightily in small minutes: Joris Ahlinvi breaks games open
(10/26/19 6:24pm)
Missing 10 games is anything but ideal for an athlete in his senior year. Despite only playing in five contests for No. 10 IU men’s soccer this year, senior midfielder Joris Ahlinvi has made a significant influence on the offense.
What we know about the early Sunday morning shooting on South Grant Street
(10/17/19 2:06am)
Gunshots rang through the air early Sunday morning bringing a homecoming party at a house on South Grant Street to a screeching halt.
Movies set to hit the IU Cinema screen this October
(10/02/19 8:00pm)
The IU Cinema will feature more than 30 events throughout the month of October, beginning Thursday and continuing until Halloween. These events include recent Hollywood blockbusters, acclaimed international films and interviews with filmmakers.
‘Only time will tell’: Student, faculty react to vaping illness outbreak
(09/30/19 11:21pm)
Twelve deaths, 805 cases – the number of people affected by vaping-related lung illness is growing every day.
Moving off campus is hard. Here's some ways to stay in shape.
(11/01/19 10:43pm)
Remaining active and involved on campus is not always easy after freshman year. The residence halls engage and update students with flyers from peers and RA’s, but what happens when you move off campus?
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