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The jury took less than two hours to convict Vaylan Glazebrook on Friday of 14 felonies, including seven counts of rape and one count of attempted murder.
Is it weird that I'm horny pretty much all the time? And does anything happen to my vagina when I get horny — like, does it grow? I'm 18, if that matters.
IU appointed Philemon Yebei as the new assistant vice president for administration beginning March 1.
Am I still asexual? I didn’t experience sexual attraction until I was 17 and had already had my current boyfriend for a couple months. Before we started dating, I felt incredibly lonely and, realizing that I had yet to think sexually, researched online and found the definition of asexuality. I immediately identified with it, but now that I’ve been thinking about sex with him, I’m wondering if I’m actually asexual or just didn’t develop sexuality for some reason. However, I’m still dating him; I haven’t experienced sexual attraction to anyone else under the same circumstances, so I don’t have proof of a pattern.
The IU Health Center is the primary on-campus facility offering students easy access to a variety of services, including primary medical care and mental health support through Counseling and Psychological Services.
A room full of students eager to improve IU’s campus culture gathered in Global and International Studies Building 1128 Thursday to learn about Culture of Care.
“Stop moping and start moving,” Gina McCarthy, former administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency said in a speech at the Whittenberger Auditorium.
It’s around 1 a.m., the time I usually go to bed. I like to leave the blinds open so I can peer at the empty parking lot below my second-floor apartment. It’s quiet aside from the neighbor who usually arrives home late and slams the door of his red pickup truck.
IU alumnus Richard Alan Enberg, known as Dick Enberg, a 2006 inductee into the Indiana University Athletics Hall of Fame, died Thursday in La Jolla, California, at 82 years old.
Welcome to the final chapter of this semester’s book column. To finish out the semester, I spoke with IU alumna and author Karen Day.
The romanticized era of the leather jacket-clad, cigarette-puffing teen is gone. In its place is a new age: the dawn of the Patagonia-wearing JUUL-ripping student is upon IU.
Positive Link HIV Services has helped people living with HIV since 1994. With the grand opening of its new health clinic, Positive Link will be able to offer clinical care for the first time.
Ben Higgins looked out into a sea of women — and some men, 14 out of a crowd of over 50 people to be exact, too.
IU was recently designated as a silver level bicycle-friendly university by the League of American Bicyclists.
Mick Lyon is still a long way from his goal, but he’s a lot closer than he was more than two months ago.
The names of over 2,300 lives lost to an AIDS-related illness were read aloud by volunteers Tuesday night in Alumni Hall at the Indiana Memorial Union.
It’s difficult to tell just how many squirrels reside on IU’s campus. For many, their fluffy tails and chattery teeth blend into the background of IU’s picturesque meadows and woods. For the newly created IU Squirrel Club, the critters are more than just indistinguishable animals; they all have their own unique personalities.
Welcome to chapter 14 of the book column. On Nov. 4, Indiana author Jen Selinsky participated in a book signing at Half Price Books here in Bloomington.
Getting started
Dr. Debby Herbenick is a sex educator and researcher. She is currently the Director for the Center for Sexual Health Promotion, author of the Kinsey Confidential column and a professor who teaches human sexuality at IU.
