Student works the night shift at Wells
A 4 a.m. stint at Herman B Wells Library is a final resort for some students, a last-ditch effort to finish a presentation or complete a term paper.
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A 4 a.m. stint at Herman B Wells Library is a final resort for some students, a last-ditch effort to finish a presentation or complete a term paper.
The sanctuary campus movement, designed to aid and protect undocumented students, has grown nationally. However, the definitions of sanctuary campuses vary between different universities and activist organizations and some universities fear a loss of funding if they become sanctuary campuses.
The first time Katreen Boustani felt anti-Syrian sentiments was in kindergarten.
The bright crimson trident that represents IU is symbolic of the Indiana Hoosiers, but for many, it is hard to pinpoint what a Hoosier is. There is no consensus on the word’s origin, and its meaning still provokes debate today.
Before President Trump took office, junior Anabel Carmona-Gutierrez had a plan. She would get a job for one year and then return to her home country, Spain, to get a master’s degree.
A knee-length skirt is Hannah Iskow’s choice of dress for class every day. As a Jewish person, she said she tries to embody Judaism in her outlook on life, her day-to-day activities and her dress.
Amanda Stephens, an IU grad student, accepts that Donald Trump will be the nation’s newest president. However, she said she will resist what he stands for.
On her day off school Amara Crook did not sleep in or hang out with friends. Instead, Crook wrote letters addressed to President-elect Donald Trump and Vice President-elect Mike Pence.
Professor and director of the African American Dance Company Iris Rosa is strict about how her dancers wear their hair. Black-, white- and short-haired dancers alike get their hair braided in cornrows.
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.
The UndocuHoosiers Alliance attended Tuesday’s Bloomington Faculty Council meeting with plans to have an undocumented student speak, share a letter from the Spanish and Portuguese department supporting the sanctuary campus movement and get a resolution passed.
Throughout the year, IU’s cultural houses, such as La Casa Latino Cultural Center, the Neal-Marshall Black Culture Center and the Asian Culture Center, have been places students can relax, celebrate and meet new people.
Since Donald Trump’s election as the next president of the United States, some people have rallied for IU to be a “sanctuary campus” where undocumented students are protected from deportation while they are on campus.
When four female IU students walked from Teter Quad to the Indiana Memorial Union on Thursday night, they decided to go together. Even on the way to the Feminist Student Association’s self-defense class, the girls knew that in the dark, it was important to be in a group.
IU Student Association President Sara Zaheer was presenting on mental health issues on campus to the IU Board of Trustees on Wednesday afternoon when 11 people walked in carrying posters. One said “WWHBWD What Would Herman B Wells Do.” Another said “#SanctuaryCampus”. They formed a line at the back of Alumni Hall and held up their signs.
IU’s chapter of Habitat for Humanity is known for its work building homes throughout the Bloomington community, but the group has something a little different planned for Saturday.
IU student Willy Palomo stood ready with an orange envelope in his hand.
While students danced to Latin beats at a weekly paso a paso dance workshop upstairs at the La Casa Latino Cultural Center, Willy Palomo, leader of the UndocuHoosier Alliance, was preparing for another meeting downstairs.
Toddlers, former drug addicts, lesbians and more than 100 other people filled the the space around the Sample Gates from the bus stop to the Franklin Hall sign.
The first woman ever to be nominated to run for the presidency of the United States stood before the nation delivering her concession speech.