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As they gathered at a table covered with pens, paper, stamps and postcards, a group of students and citizens wrote handwritten messages to their representatives to voice their opinions on issues such as reproductive rights, Barack Obama's health care law, immigration, education and LGBT rights.
Welcome back to the Indiana Daily Student’s national sports column where we will now talk about politics.
Friends and strangers carefully balanced black plastic plates piled high with food and clear plastic cups filled with various drinks as they laughed and caught up with one another Saturday night in Grazie! Italiano.
There is arguably no American city more socially vulnerable than Washington, D.C. Whatever happens federally affects the nation’s capital like a child influenced by the actions of their parents.
After a routine maintenance inspection, on Jan. 20 McNutt Quad residents received a surprising email.
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Questions about what it means to be cisgender, monogamous and abused were plucked from the jar and discussed at length. Hands at each table reached out to grab the little glass jars with white pieces of paper in them. Individuals slowly opened their selection, looked down and read the question aloud, but not everyone knew the answer.
Minimalism has taken many forms through the years.
Critics and horror buffs are buzzing in anticipation for the new psychological horror film “Split.”
This holiday season actress, activist and icon Carrie Fisher died at age 60. I didn’t know her personally — in fact, like so many of Carrie’s fans, I never met her.
IU junior Humam Yousef spent much of his childhood in Syria and returned every year until 2011, when war made the trip too dangerous.
Senior Sarah Yde was sitting in the biology library when she got a text from Spanish professor Israel Herrera informing her she was selected for the 2016 Indiana Outstanding College Student of Spanish/Portuguese Award.
A combination of increasingly shorter days, cold weather and the advent of finals can often cause stress in students at the end of the semester. For freshmen making the transition from high school, the effect can be more intense than it is for older students.
IU Counseling and Psychological Services are located on the fourth floor of the health center. There is a front desk with a friendly staff waiting near the exit of the elevator to help check you in. After you fill out a survey on a computer about how you’re feeling that week, your therapist calls you in to your appointment.
At IU-Bloomington 79 percent of the buildings are 40 years old or older, said Thomas Morrison, vice president for capital planning and facilities, at the Board of Trustees meeting Thursday.
In an inconspicuous room on the top floor of the Music Annex building lies a pipe organ. To the outside world, this is a mere room, but it also happens to be where professor Janette Fishell gives lessons as chair of the Department of Organ and Sacred Music Studies, one of the most prestigious of its kind.
Usually, an opinion column tells you what its author thinks about a specific issue. Whether it’s something happening locally or globally, whether it’s a concrete, single event or an abstract trend involving multiple events, the issue an opinion column confronts is packaged in such a way that the suggested response to the issue is clear.
Throughout the state and nation, citizens have been victims of exploitation and sexual trafficking. However, many people are unaware of the problem, said Deborah Getz, an assistant clinical professor in the IU School of Public Health.
The IU Student Association Congress voted to support consolidation of language tutoring resources for international students. The language tutoring resources are currently available through several different sources.
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