Making a major decision
With more than 130 undergraduate degrees and more than 320 other degree programs, the possibilities for majors at IU are nearly endless.
With more than 130 undergraduate degrees and more than 320 other degree programs, the possibilities for majors at IU are nearly endless.
To go greek or not to go greek, that is the question. But it’s a question I can’t really answer. I did not go greek, and I’m sure for some going greek is one of the most important aspects of college life. And although I’m not sure why students devote so much of their time worrying about rush and other aspects of greek life, I do know that thinking about going greek is not an option that should be taken lightly.
I would give anything to go back to bid day of my freshman year, the culmination of the whole recruitment process. I got off the bus that day feeling nervous and excited to meet the new members of my pledge class who have become my IU family and a support system over the last three years of my college experience.
I can’t begin to tell you how much I wish I were in your shoes. See, I’m one of those people who would stay in college forever, if I could.
I’m supposed to share the things I’ve learned in college with the incoming freshman class in this column. I’m not going to tell you college is going to be the best four years of your life because I don’t believe that. If that was true what would be the point in living after college?
IU coach Tom Crean has dismissed Brandon McGee from the men's basketball team. The sophomore guard averaged 1.5 points and 1.0 rebounds in 17 games as freshman last season. BLOG: Basketblog
Hillary Rodham Clinton's presidential campaign has moved on from Indiana, leaving behind $55,000 in unpaid bills for campaign events at Indiana University.
Money will go to China Red Cross
The No. 6 seed IU Hoosiers knock off Illinois and inch one game closer to the Big Ten Tournament championship game. BLOG: Inside Pitch
C-SPAN’s Campaign 2008 Bus stopped by campus May 22 after congratulating winners in its nationwide StudentCam contest at Lora L. Batchelor Middle School.
Essentially, the IU baseball team is now playing with house money. They’ve been to the brink and back, and to hear them tell it, they’re playing with nothing to lose.
When it comes to coffee, students could definitely settle with one of Bloomington’s many Starbucks coffee shops, but why? Bloomington plays host to a variety of local coffee shops.
On the gridiron, he has to dodge tacklers and endure vicious hits. On the track, he laces up his spikes and sets his feet in the starting blocks and sprints full-speed-ahead without anyone touching him.
At a celebration for the 10-year anniversary of IU’s 1998 Information Technology Strategic Plan, IU President Michael McRobbie attributed the success of the University’s Information Technology services in the last decade to the University staff and faculty.
Jobe: ‘My goal is to win a championship at IU before I graduate’
A recent article by The Chronicle of Higher Education recently divulged how suspected music pirates on college campuses are caught.
One day after giving a verbal commitment to IU, Bloomington native Jordan Hulls held a press conference to make the official announcement.
Three journalism students and Indiana Daily Student employees made UWIRE’s list of the country’s top 100 student journalists, which was announced May 21.
For some drivers, winning the Indianapolis 500 would make their career. Tony Kanaan isn’t looking for any such validation. Good thing, too.
Helio Castroneves has been living life at a relatively pedestrian pace since he got back behind the wheel of a race car.