CarnivOIL
Members of INPIRG and Coal Free IU collect signatures from passerby's during the anti-coal rally "CarnivOIL" on Thursday in Dunn Meadow.
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Members of INPIRG and Coal Free IU collect signatures from passerby's during the anti-coal rally "CarnivOIL" on Thursday in Dunn Meadow.
Safety Mitchell Evans catches an interception during the Hoosiers' season opener against Towson on Sept. 2 at Memorial Stadium. Evans started his IU career at safety and only returned to it after playing as a receiver and quarterback, the latter under the Wildcat formation.
Professor Fernando Orejuela teaches his Survey of Hip Hop class Tuesday from his office at 504 N. Fess Ave. Orejuela teaches class in a virtual classroom, featuring technology similar to Skype.
IU cheerleaders support the Hoosiers during the IU v. Towson football game Thursday at Memorial Stadium. IU won 51-17.
After crossing the end zone, running back Darius Willis looks back at the referee to assure himself of the score during IU's game against Towson on Thursday at Memorial Stadium.
Running back Darius Willis runs toward the end zone for a touchdown during the IU v. Towson football game on Thursday at Memorial Stadium. Willis succeeded in his attempt and scored the first touchdown of the evening for the Hoosiers.
Quaterback Ben Chappell prepares to throw the ball during one of the first plays in the game against Towson on Thursday at Memorial Stadium.
Sophomore Mike Waymire, sits on the sidewalk at the feet his friend, after he was hit by a car while riding his bicycle Tuesday on North Jordan just in front of Wright Quad.
Sisters Renee Kuhl (left) and Grace Kuhl perform at the Players Pub Monday. Charlie Faye (right), also a songwriter, watches after her performance. Marc Haggerty, Suzette Weakley and Bobbie Lancaster, local songwriters, founded the Bloomington Songwriter Showcase. The show features four different songwriters every Monday. Admission to the shows are free.
Students walk around looking at the booths set up dispalying information about IU's various religious organizations and groups
Students gather in Dunn Meadow Sunday for FaithFest. Different religious clubs and organizations were represented at the event and were answering questions for students looking to become involved.
The construction project was undertaken by just four men from Campus Divison: Troy Carter, Tristan Johnston, Tim Sowders and Carlos Webb.
Finite, Applied Calculus and Business Law textbooks sit stacked in a giant pile Tuesday Aug. 24 in the upstairs textbook section of TIS College Bookstore. Even before the official move-in day for new students TIS saw a spike in their business.
Welcome Week Assistants from Collins Living-Learning Center dance to the song "YMCA" on Wednesday outside of Edmondson Hall. Collins set up large speakers on the front veranda and played music throughout the day for all of the students moving into Collins.
People wait in a line that stretched from the front door of Jimmy John's to the Kirkwood Hair Artists hair salon during $1.00 eight inch sub day Thursday at Jimmy John's. The $1.00 sub day was in honor of customer appreciation and took place from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
People wait in a line that stretched from the front door of Jimmy John’s to the Kirkwood Hair Artists hair salon during $1.00 eight inch sub day Thursday at Jimmy John’s. The $1.00 sub day is in honor of customer appreciation and started at 11 a.m. and will end at 3 p.m.
Chemistry textbooks sit stacked in a tower that almost reaches the ceiling Tuesday at TIS College Bookstore.
Finite, Applied Calculus, and Business Law textbooks are stacked in a giant pile in the upstairs textbook section of TIS College Bookstore.
Boxes of reserved textbooks line shelves behind the upstairs checkout counter Tuesday at TIS College Bookstore. TIS is one of the local Bloomington businesses that is heavily affected by the return of students for fall semester.
Shoppers at wait in line to make their purchases Tuesday at TIS College Bookstore. In order to streamline the checkout process and mitigate confusion TIS has placed signs telling shoppers where the checkout is located, as well as yellow arrows on the floor informing customers of the direction from which the line should form.