Film concept developer to speak Friday
Students will receive an inside glance at the Hollywood film industry Friday with Drew Simon, director of development at a Hollywood production company.
Students will receive an inside glance at the Hollywood film industry Friday with Drew Simon, director of development at a Hollywood production company.
Marian Jordan, an international speaker and author, spoke for the first time at IU on Wednesday to a full house.
The School of Public and Environmental Affairs Public Finance Association organized a Women in Public Finance panel Wednesday night to educate students about issues of public finance and career opportunities.
Unify, a student group created in April 2012, is working to bring the entire IU community together through community service, co-founder Kimberly Lucht said.
The IU School of Medicine is currently in the process of choosing a new dean, and the selection committee is down to the final six candidates.
Beginning at midnight Thursday an online race to raise the most money against Purdue University for this year’s Relay for Life will commence.
The IU School of Medicine is currently in the process of choosing a new dean, and the selection committee has narrowed it down to the final six.
When associate professor of informatics Johan Bollen began research on predicting trends in economic markets using Twitter in 2010, he was driven by curiosity and a passion for learning.
Last week, Provost and Executive Vice President Lauren Robel said in her State of the Campus address that the percentage of minority faculty has grown to 31 percent.However, minorities comprise 18.6 percent of the Bloomington faculty, according to the IU Fact Book.
More AIDS-related chalk graffiti was found on campus Monday morning. It was written on the side of the Chemistry Building near Ballantine Hall and again mentioned the Phi Gamma Delta fraternity house.
The Black Market, originally burned down on Dec. 26, 1968, recently reopened Friday.
For about a decade, the School of Public and Environmental Affairs has provided a place for returning Peace Corps volunteers to get a graduate education.
The work of merging the School of Library and Information Science with the School of Informatics and Computing will come to fruition in July 2013.
Andy Fry has 900 purple T-shirts in his office, ready for giveaways next week at the Student Recreational Sports Center and Wildermuth Intramural Center.
The message of positive body image is the focus of “Celebrate EveryBODY Week,” an event sponsored by the IU Health Center’s Coalition for Overcoming Problem Eating/Exercise, Campus Recreational Sports, Crimson CORPS, Herman B Wells Library, Center for Human Growth, Psi Chi, Reflections/PanHellenic Council and IU School of Fine Arts.
With the priority deadline of March 10 fast approaching, college students across the nation are encouraged to fill out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid to receive maximum financial assistance.
After registering, signing a waiver and raising funds through the Special Olympics of Indiana website, fundraisers can take the plunge into the freezing above-ground pool to demonstrate their support of Special Olympics athletes in Indiana.
IU Student Foundation’s first Bloomington Polar Plunge will raise money for Special Olympics athletes in Indiana.
The Oxfam club at IU will promote awareness of rural and impoverished community rights at a 7 p.m. panel discussion Wednesday in the Georgian Room of the Indiana Memorial Union.
In her seminar, Thomas presented the common misconception in America that it is impossible to be a black atheist.