DOE unveils financial aid kit
The United States Department of Education launched its online Financial Aid Toolkit on Dec. 4. The toolkit is designed to guide student advisers and counselors in the process of helping students choose a college.
The United States Department of Education launched its online Financial Aid Toolkit on Dec. 4. The toolkit is designed to guide student advisers and counselors in the process of helping students choose a college.
Gov. Mike Pence named appointees to the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission (IURC) Nominating Committee Tuesday.
An IU graduate student and two brothers are using the crowd-funding website kickstarter.com to bring a Bulgarian shoe craze stateside.
Kelley School of Business Professor of Business Law and Ethics Anjanette Raymond led a discussion at the Poynter Center Tuesday.
College Mentors is a nonprofit organization that pairs college students with young students.
Travel columnist Kate Thacker reflects on her time in India.
The Grunwald Gallery of Art opened its MFA and BFA Thesis Exhibition to the public this Tuesday.
Fashion columnist Audrey Perkins breaks down Pantone's color of the year, "Radiant Orchid."
The Mathers Museum of World Cultures was selected as one of three American museums to collaborate with three Chinese museums, organized by the American Folklore Society and China Folklore Society, as well as develop resources to share information about both countries’ folklore studies scholarship.
The Hoosiers cruised to a win against Oakland tonight off a near career-night from graduate student guard Evan Gordon, who scored 26 points in IU’s 81-54 win.
In Washington, D.C., politicians continue to debate the future of the food stamp program and the work ethic of the 47 million Americans that receive its benefits.
Monday evening, IU Coach Tom Crean said defending the 3-pointer against one of the best 3-point threats in the nation will be his team’s pivotal focus on defense.
After an 89-68 victory against North Florida on Saturday night, Crean is hoping his Hoosiers continue to rebuild their confidence in today’s 7 p.m. home matchup with Oakland.
IU won’t get to 100, as they’ll call off the dogs early in anticipation for Saturday’s matchup against Notre Dame, but the Hoosiers will get the win.
By now it should be common knowledge that the United States government is covertly looking over the shoulder of countless people across the globe.
I don’t believe Johnson is an evil man, but he broke the law and endangered the lives of at least five others.
We’ve known about it for 32 years, and yet “AIDS,” a medical condition, is still a dirty word.
Gee, in many ways, exemplifies what the current IU administration lacks — a genuine interest in the students and student life beyond budgets and enrollment numbers.
MCCSC collaborated with Latino Outreach, IU La Casa and Latino Cultural Center, El Centro Comunal Latino and Indiana Minority Health Coalition for the event, which featured interactive activities and presentations specifically tailored to the Latino community.
Students from the Ghanaian Music, Drumming and Dance course had their semester concert last night at the Folklore and Ethnomusicology Recital Hall.