Police investigate four connected break-ins south of campus
A masked man broke into four unlocked homes south of the IU campus this week and — in two separate break-ins — attempted to sexually assault women.
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A masked man broke into four unlocked homes south of the IU campus this week and — in two separate break-ins — attempted to sexually assault women.
A skunk waddles around the Northwest neighborhood nightly. Some residents of Foster Quad call her Petunia.
Psychologists at IU’s Counseling and Psychological Services are working to revise and revive a support group for gender-nonconforming students that fell through last year.
Sophomore Libby Whiting did not customize her pasta Wednesday evening. Once she had reached the front of the line for Mangia, the Italian option at the Restaurants at Woodland, she learned Pasta da Vinci had been replaced by five signature bowls.
The IU Police Department released plans Wednesday to implement body-worn cameras. Though students likely won’t see the devices on officer uniforms until the spring semester, the process has reached the beginning of the end.
For the first time in its history, the Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgender Student Support Services Office has a graduate assistant.
The first raindrops fell at about 5 p.m. Thursday. Half an hour later, the National Weather Service issued a tornado warning, and drenched students sought refuge in buildings throughout campus.
A handful of green volunteer applications waved in the hand of Dillon Smith, an Asian Culture Center graduate assistant Thursday evening. Each page had the signature of a volunteer who had applied to tutor Asian and Pacific Islander students as part of the ACC’s Peer Support Service and English Tutoring Service orientations.
Following the Orlando, Florida, shootings in June, IU Police Department Deputy Chief Doug Johnson called members of the IU LGBT and Muslim communities to check in with them.
From international students to born-and-raised Hoosiers, from future business people to student journalists, all have the opportunity to traverse the university experience with the support of campus LGBT groups.
Some call it the gay house. Some call it the LGBT office. But neither of those monikers cover the spectrum of whom the office wishes to serve.
Less than 24 hours after move-in started Sunday morning, the IU police department had dealt with its first incident of public intoxication.