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Menghua Yang, a senior, works on a journalism course through IU Online. IU Online, a program for students to take courses or complete degree programs from their computers, combines students and faculty from all seven campuses in the courses offered.

IU offers a new exam-taking option for distance learners

By Rebecca Ellis · Friday, Dec. 8,2017 9:30 a.m.

Examity’s proctoring will uphold academic integrity in online testing.

Seven IU students created the app Urbo after becoming friends through the Kelley Living Learning Center. Alan Goldenberg, one of the members who worked on the app, described it as “similar to Groupon, but more customized."

IU students bring new business app to Bloomington

By Jaden Amos · Friday, Dec. 8,2017 9 a.m.

Students hope to make Urbo a popular business app at IU

The JUUL is a type of small, USB-chargeable vaporizer, more commonly known as a ‘vape.' This kind of vape contains nicotine and is therefore illegal for minors to use.

The dawn of the JUUL

By Caroline Anders · Friday, Dec. 8,2017 4 a.m.

JUUL Labs says their nicotine vaporizers exist to help adults quit smoking. Some disagree.

Pills are a popular form of birth control. Awareness of birth control options and costs can affect how students make birth control decisions.

Students face lack of knowledge on local birth control options

By Lilly St. Angelo · Friday, Dec. 8,2017 2 a.m.

When looking for birth control, Students struggle with payment and availability.

Then-freshman Sidney Rosemblum creates her own menorah Dec. 7, 2017, to celebrate Hanukkah in the IU Hillel center.

Hanukkah allows students to openly celebrate their faith

By Christine Stephenson · Friday, Dec. 8,2017 1 a.m.

Members of Hillel reflect on what Hanukkah celebrations mean to them.

Seniors Abbey Stoller and Andrea Updike play with a puppy during a destress session on Wednesday in Hodge Hall. The event was hosted by ICAN at Indiana University, an organization that trains service dogs.

GALLERY: Students play with dogs to destress before finals

By Victor Gan · Thursday, Dec. 7,2017 4:54 p.m.

Students played with dogs of all ages and types on Wednesday as part of ICAN's Destress with Dogs program.

The sculpture of the goddess Venus at the Showalter Fountain is located in the Fine Arts Plaza. It is one of the most abused and controversial statues on campus because of the nudity.

For the love of Venus: IU statues and where they came from

By Robert Mack · Thursday, Dec. 7,2017 9 a.m.

The public art around IU reveals campus history.

Ryan White's mother presents award in his honor Wednesday

By Christine Fernando · Thursday, Dec. 7,2017 2 a.m.

The award recipient said many of the problems from the height of the epidemic remain.

Bloomington Faculty Council passes resolution on tax bill

By Rebecca Ellis · Wednesday, Dec. 6,2017 7 a.m.

There was also discussion of the fraternity suspension and BFC policy changes.

Students learn commitment of owning pets

By Mariah Lee · Tuesday, Dec. 5,2017 7 a.m.

While students agree owning a pet is difficult, they don't regret it.

Roxane Davila, right, with her daughter Aura Canuto, second from right, and sister Serena Davila, third from right, listen to a speaker during the ribbon cutting for the Luis Davila Latinx Thematic Learning Community. Although Luis Davila is dead, his two daughters and granddaughter came to represent him.

Community in Teter Quad honors late Latinx professor

By Christine Stephenson · Tuesday, Dec. 5,2017 4 a.m.

Students use the Luis Davila Latinx Thematic Community to make IU feel like home.

IU Board of Trustees approves new vice president for international affairs

By Rebecca Ellis · Monday, Dec. 4,2017 6:30 a.m.

The trustees also approved construction and heard financial and bicentennial reports.

Panhellenic Association responds to IFC suspension

By Jaden Amos · Monday, Dec. 4,2017 6 a.m.

After the Interfraternity Council suspension, PHA offers support and ideas.

Keith Parker, pictured on the right, was the student body president of IU during the 1970-71 term. Parker was a member of the Black Panther Party.

Former Black Panther and IU student body president reflects on time as undergrad

By Caroline Anders · Monday, Dec. 4,2017 6 a.m.

A Black Panther was elected to govern the IU student body in 1970, and not everyone was pleased.

Hutton Honors to offer 'Wartime in the Netherlands' study abroad program

By IDS staff · Friday, Dec. 1,2017 12:21 p.m.

Students can learn about the lasting effects of World War II in the Netherlands.

IU Fulbright winners expand their research overseas

By Rebecca Ellis · Friday, Dec. 1,2017 12:20 p.m.

The program deepens relationships between IU scholars and other countries.

Bloomington will offer free parking downtown all day every Saturday in December. The public garages include those on Morton, Fourth and Walnut street.

Bloomington to offer free holiday parking

By IDS staff · Friday, Dec. 1,2017 6:45 a.m.

Bloomington residents will enjoy free parking downtown for a portion of the holiday season.

IU researchers developed a beetle with a third eye. It will hopefully help them understand evolution better.

Scientists develop beetle with third functional eye

By Rebecca Ellis · Thursday, Nov. 30,2017 11 a.m.

The extra eye could lead to discoveries in medicine, development and evolution.

Fraternity members clash over views on suspension

By Jaden Amos · Thursday, Nov. 30,2017 7 a.m.

Fraternity members believe the temporary suspension was the wrong choice.

Bikes park outside of Franklin Hall on Wednesday afternoon. IU was recently designated as a silver level, bicycle-friendly university by the League of American Bicyclists.

IU awarded silver level, bicycle-friendly university

By Peter Talbot · Thursday, Nov. 30,2017 6:31 a.m.

The University achieved the designation by improving bike infrastructure on campus.

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