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During orientation, you’ll likely be told to download countless mobile apps to do things like keep track of your class schedule, connect with new friends and figure out where to eat on campus. While you most likely won’t end up using half of those apps, here is a list of three apps that will actually be helpful during your time at IU.
The following is a press release written by Alex Morin for Paragon Wellness Center.
The following is a press release written by Desiree DeMolina for the City of Bloomington.
The following is a press release written by Jeni Waters for the IU Center for Rural Engagement.
After landing five-star 2027 wide receiver Monshun Sales last Friday, Indiana football continued its momentum with recruits on Thursday. The Hoosiers landed a commitment from four-star 2028 quarterback Lukas Prock, according to an X post from Rivals’ Hayes Fawcett.
The following is a press release written by Desiree DeMolina for the City of Bloomington.
The following is a press release written by Desiree DeMolina for the City of Bloomington.
The following is a press release written by the City of Bloomington Volunteer Network.
With just under 4,500 international students at Indiana University Bloomington last fall, Indiana’s sports teams have felt the impact of the large international community on campus.
SPOILERS: This column contains potential spoilers for “Heartstopper Forever.”
SPOILER: This column contains potential spoilers for “The Odyssey.”
Indiana men’s basketball’s trip to Lima, Peru, to participate in the FISU America Games started off with a dominant victory over the host nation. A 12-0 scoring run for the team representing the United States to open the game helped keep Peru out of reach throughout four-quarter game.
Starting college can be a fun and exciting chapter in life for any student. But unfamiliar routines, new faces and living away from home can also bring an unexpected sense of loneliness and homesickness.
Known as the crossroads of America, Indiana is a state in a weird purgatory between the south and the Midwest with tons of east coast cultural influence. They call New York the melting pot of cultures, but don’t overlook Indiana — and specifically Bloomington — as a place that both plays host to and is influenced by a myriad of cultures.
When you combine thousands of young adults into nearly 2,000 acres of IU Bloomington’s campus, you are bound to hear some interesting stories. Here are some of IU’s weirdest traditions, ranked from the most well-known to the best-kept secrets.
In 1950, Howard S. Wilcox Jr. saw Indiana University students staging cycling races around campus. At the time, Wilcox was the director of the IU Student Foundation. Inspired by the biking culture at IU, he pictured a race as an opportunity to help the foundation raise funds for scholarships.
After what can be a stressful, chaotic move-in for many freshmen, it is important to de-stress and have fun making new connections. This fall semester’s move-in days, Aug. 18-19, are promptly followed by many of IU’s classic Welcome Week events. Here is the lineup for what activities are ahead:
Bloomington is full of opportunities to get involved in the local arts and culture scene. With events ranging from concerts to art workshops, there is something for everyone in Bloomington.
Bloomington’s restaurant scene offers Indiana University students and Bloomington residents a variety of local dining options, ranging from Italian cuisine and barbecue to breakfast favorites and formal dining.
From all-you-care-to-eat dining halls to cafés for quick bites between classes, Indiana University had an extensive range of places to eat. Here are my top five campus spots to grab a delicious meal.
