Speakers to address fake news issue
Amidst national discussion concerning fake news and media trust, the Office of the Provost and Executive Vice President will be having an interactive workshop to increase conscious consumption of news.
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Amidst national discussion concerning fake news and media trust, the Office of the Provost and Executive Vice President will be having an interactive workshop to increase conscious consumption of news.
After her son painted a picture using chocolate syrup, Mihee Kim-Kort’s other children grabbed her wrist and dragged her across the museum to another activity.
IU celebrates Black History Month with several February events, all of which are key to celebrating and learning about black heritage, IU Vice President for Diversity, Equity and Multicultural Affairs James Wimbush said.
Inside Buffa Louie’s restaurant students reached into trays of wings and spoke about the Super Bowl, politics and classes at IU College Republican’s semi-annual “Right Wing Night.”
In the emotional aftermath of President Trump’s divisive executive order to ban travelers from seven Muslim-majority countries on Friday, hundreds gathered on the lawn of the Monroe County Courthouse Sunday to support local immigrants and international students.
The IU School of Informatics and Computing started work with the United States Navy on Jan. 25 to integrate smart technology into the country’s defenses.
In the presence of his wife and daughters, Benjamin Hunter was officially sworn in Thursday as superintendent of public safety at IU.
Three Maurer School of Law graduate students’ hands were moving across the cream-colored thank-you notes.
The IU Public Policy Institute recently released a comprehensive analysis on the impact public investment and redevelopment into Carmel’s central core has had on the city and it’s taxpayers.
On a crooked projection screen inside the Asian Culture Center on Wednesday, students viewed a presentation on First Amendment rights.
Nicholas Smith loved the Dallas Cowboys, especially running back Ezekiel Elliot.
Alyssa Randazzo, accompanied by her brother Tyler Randazzo and her boyfriend Rusty Brost, was finishing her vacation aboard a cruise ship on Friday. It was the group of IU students’ final night before making port on Saturday morning in Fort Lauderdale and flying back to IU for their second semester classes.
Practicing Muslims may be absent from school and work today as they celebrate their holy day, Eid al-Adha. The holiday, which occurs one day after Sept. 11 this year, had some Muslims worried about America’s response.
A young boy retrieved a dead dragonfly from the ground. He picked it up and looked through its wings toward the sun. Then, running through the grass, he began mimicking airplane sounds. He seemed unaware of the gathered mass, but they were helping make a decision that could affect him forever.
When Ted Cruz dropped out of the presidential race, members of the Monroe County GOP didn’t bother to turn up the volume on Buffalo Wild Wings’ televisions to hear him.
Local campaigners stood in front of a sign that read “Beyond this point no campaigning or distribution of literature” at Eastview Church of the Nazarene.
When Anna Maidi thinks about her life, she realizes it is split into two very distinct times. Her transition from the previous life to the new one is culminated around one clear moment.
Children looked up at their parents and waited for their reactions to the presentations facilitated by Prism Youth Community at Bloomington about family support.
Sue Silberberg was driving down the road with her two children more than 20 years ago when they saw a man walking alongside the asphalt.
The shouting echoed off the concrete walls. Two white-shirted police officers stepped out of their white SUV and approached the source of the disturbance.