Panel answers, raises questions on stereotypes
(04/10/14 3:55am)
A panel of six students and faculty put themselves and their sexual orientations up for scrutiny Wedensday for Culture of Care Week.
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Pay check fairness now
(04/09/14 4:00am)
These proposals will help the women of Indiana. It is disgraceful that our state lags so far behind the rest of the country in the treatment of women in the workplace.
Griffith returns to training after accident
(04/07/14 4:45pm)
Weeks after doctors declared him in critical condition and placed him in a medically induced coma, IU freshman wide receiver Isaac Griffith is back on campus, attending classes and beginning the early stages of his return to the football field.
IU faculty member wins Outstanding Academic Advisor Award
(04/04/14 4:09am)
After eight years of advising at IU, faculty member Rachel Tolen has been honored for her commitment to her students.
Assistant dean brings focus to women’s issues
(03/28/14 3:39am)
President Barack Obama announced in January that one in five women — 20 percent — are sexually assaulted during their time at college. Leslie Fasone, new assistant dean in the division of student affairs, wants to lower that percentage at IU.
Scientists discuss religious and scientific beliefs
(03/27/14 4:01am)
The IU Secular Alliance sponsored a panel called "Are Science and Belief in God Compatible?” Wednesday.
Griffith wakes from coma after swim accident
(03/24/14 4:10am)
IU freshman wide receiver Isaac Griffith, who redshirted last season, suffered injuries to his lungs after a swimming accident last Monday evening. Here is a timeline of events in his accident and recovery.
Griffith discharged from Sarasota Memorial Hospital
(03/18/14 1:59am)
Isaac Griffith has been discharged from Sarasota Memorial Hospital after a swimming accident on Monday.
Williams dispels Black Panther myths, misconceptions
(03/12/14 3:52am)
At a round table discussion Tuesday at the Poynter Center at IU, Williams, a history professor at IU, discussed racial coalitions and his new book, “From the Bullet to the Ballot,” which delves into the history of the Black Panther Party in Chicago.
Chowning fundraises for IU Coach Helmer
(03/07/14 5:06am)
The third floor of the Elkin building in the Teter Quadrangle was the normal route for IU track and field weight thrower Dyrek Chowning as he returned home from practice.
Provost addresses critiques at Town Hall
(03/05/14 5:19am)
Robel said the Strategic Plan is meant to address broad goals for campus, not specific issues.
Creating community in the college
(02/26/14 5:00am)
Though Robel might be talking about mental and physical health when discussing a “culture of care,” that doesn’t need to solely come from professionals in the Health Center. It can come from having a sense of belonging and support from the peers within your major.
Deloach aims for professional career
(02/25/14 4:02am)
Senior center Simone Deloach said she will always remember Nov. 22, 2010 — the day of her official IU visit as a high school student.
Breaking those habits
(02/17/14 8:54pm)
Bad habit getting you down? These tips will get you back on track.
Breaking those habits
(02/17/14 8:54pm)
Bad habit getting you down? These tips will get you back on track.
Down and dirty
(02/16/14 10:22pm)
A health inspector and distribution mechanic share the perils of their jobs and why they love what they do.
Column: Road win would be huge
(02/07/14 4:46am)
I’m going to write a sentence that at first seems to be an extreme case of hyperbole.When IU (14-8, 4-5) travels north to play Minnesota (15-8, 4-6), it could be the biggest win of the year for IU.
Kahn overcomes injury, illness
(02/05/14 5:40am)
Her freshman year of college, diver Cassidy Kahn woke up to find her knees covered in rashes, two on the left and one on the right.
School of Public Health debuts event planning organization
(02/04/14 4:42am)
SEPA is a national professional organization that offers opportunities to students who are interested in the event planning field.
School of Public Health debuts event planning organization
(02/04/14 4:41am)
SEPA is a national professional organization that offers opportunities to students who are interested in the event planning field.
