Real-life odd couple
Columnist Carrie Schedler explains how living with a polar opposite makes for the perfect living situation.
Columnist Carrie Schedler explains how living with a polar opposite makes for the perfect living situation.
If there’s anything to learn from living in a college town for three years, it has to be that it’s amazing what people can accomplish with a little money and a lot of duct tape.
With an abundance of parking spaces and five permit levels, students often don’t know where they’re allowed to park.
IU’s Residential Programs and Services has a lot on its plate. Renovations at Briscoe Quad began in May. Final construction stages of the Union Street Center ended days before the fall semester. Plans for a new residence hall will go into effect in the next few years.
Director of residential operations for Residential Programs and Services Bob Weith and RPS residence manager Sara Ivey Lucas provides tips on how to get along with your roommate.
Columnist Lorne Russel helps you break down the confusing world of on-and-off campus housing, greek houses and residence halls and the three residential neighborhoods.
Bills — they’re a necessary evil. You pay them, and you’re broke for a month. You don’t pay them, and you lose the electricity and gain a refrigerator of rotten food. But there are ways to cut down these costs and, according to local experts, possibly help the environment in the process.
Fewer distractions, lower costs and companionship drive students to choose to live in either one-, two- or three-bedroom apartments.
Director of residential operations for Residential Programs and Services Bob Weith and RPS residence manager Sara Ivey Lucas provide expert tips on how to live in the dorms.
As you journey to the polls today, consider the power you have as a voter.
This week, our IDS editorial board endorsed candidates in many of the most hotly contested Indiana races in the 2010 midterm elections. I’m not sure if you noticed, but our selection was based purely on the partisan politics of our editorial board members.
Here’s what Bloomington needs to know for their Election Day.
The IDS endorses Brad Ellsworth for U.S. Senator.
The IDS strongly encourages readers to vote no on Public Question #1.
The IDS strongly encourages readers to vote yes on Public Question #2.
The IDS endorses Pete Buttigieg for State Treasurer.
The IDS endorses Baron Hill for U.S. House.
Fall is a busy time for anyone looking for housing in Bloomington. Landlords are showing units, and students are hurrying to find a place they like. But not being careful before you sign a lease can lead to problems during the time of the lease and even after. For some, the problem is as simple as knowing when and how to pay your rent. For others, a dispute with a landlord can escalate into a lawsuit. That’s what happened to senior Bill Kenny and his friends.
Fall is a busy time for anyone looking for housing in Bloomington. Landlords are showing units, and students are hurrying to find a place they like. But not being careful before you sign a lease can lead to problems during the time of the lease and even after. For some, the problem is as simple as knowing when and how to pay your rent. For others, a dispute with a landlord can escalate into a lawsuit. That’s what happened to senior Bill Kenny and his friends.