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IU ends cosponsored study abroad programs in seven countries

By IDS staff · Monday, Nov. 13,2017 8:38 p.m.

A difference in admission process has caused an end to co-sponsorship.

Sharing heritage

By IDS staff · Monday, Nov. 13,2017 12 a.m.

Freshman Caleb King talks celebrations and stigmas that come with native heritage.

The Vietnamese Student Association performs a dance routine for judges and spectators during the World’s Fare Friday evening in Alumni Hall. The event was a part of International Education Week and featured international cuisine, booths hosted by student organizations and a special international themed IMU Late Nite hosted afterwards.

GALLERY: Students celebrate their cultures at the IU World's Fare

By Andrew Williams · Sunday, Nov. 12,2017 6:25 p.m.

Students served food, performed and shared their different cultures with each other.

IUDM participants reveal signs displaying the total amount fundraised. The 2017 IUDM raised $4,203,326.23 for the kids.

Indiana University Dance Marathon: 'That was litty'

By IDS staff · Sunday, Nov. 12,2017 4:02 p.m.

IUDM raised $4,203,326.23 for Riley Children's Hospital.

The Love family talks during the 2017 Indiana University Dance Marathon on Friday at the IU Tennis Center. The annual fundraiser raises money for IU Health Riley Children's Hospital in Indianapolis. IUDM raised over 4.15 million dollars in 2016.

GALLERY: IUDM kicks off 2017 Dance Marathon

By Evan De Stefano · Saturday, Nov. 11,2017 11:18 p.m.

IUDM's 36 hour countdown to the big reveal of total amount fundraised begins.

Members of the IU Army and Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps color guard unfurl the flag to raise it during a sunrise Veterans Day ceremony on Friday. The ceremony, which was held outside of Franklin Hall, honored veterans and those currently serving in the armed forces.

Veterans honored at daybreak

By Caroline Anders · Friday, Nov. 10,2017 10:32 p.m.

Veterans and active-duty officers alike were honored at a flag-raising ceremony on Friday morning.

School of Global and International Studies develops Tobias Center from $5 million gift

By Rebecca Ellis · Friday, Nov. 10,2017 9 a.m.

The Tobias Center will focus on research in international development.

IU increases diversity, adds funding for minority students

By Christine Stephenson · Friday, Nov. 10,2017 6 a.m.

By 2025, IU plans to increase its funding for underrepresented students by 25 percent.

Astronomer Wendy Freedman educates public on mysteries of universe

By Libby Grossman · Thursday, Nov. 9,2017 1:16 p.m.

The astronomer discussed the mystery of dark matter.

Flower beds decorate the border of Showalter Fountain. Stephen Glaholt, a professor and researcher in the School of Public and Environmental Affairs, and Mark Menefee, assistant director for utility services at the IU Central Heating Plant, are co-leading a project to turn greenhouse gases released from the central heating plant into fertilizer using algae.

Researchers make fertilizer out of greenhouse gases

By Rebecca Ellis · Thursday, Nov. 9,2017 4 a.m.

A faculty member and utility services employee are working together to reduce greenhouse gases.

The IU Health Center is located at 10th Street and Jordan Avenue. Campus Action for Democracy organized a town hall Wednesday night to discuss issues students have with the center.

Worried about gaining weight during the holidays? Check out these tips for eating lean.

By IDS staff · Wednesday, Nov. 8,2017 6:09 p.m.

Eating healthy during the holidays is easier with these simple tips.

Bloomington Faculty Council approves resolution to repurpose Woodburn 100

By Rebecca Ellis · Wednesday, Nov. 8,2017 8 a.m.

Repurposing Woodburn 100, profiting from classroom materials, improving classrooms and sustainability were discussed.

Graduate student Julian Baek died Nov. 1. Organizations and friends of Baek contributed to a GoFundMe page that covered his funeral costs.

Remembering the life of IU student Julian Baek

By Annie Aguiar · Wednesday, Nov. 8,2017 5 a.m.

Baek, a Kelley master's student, died Nov. 1.

Expert talks Turkish-Greek relations

By Libby Grossman · Wednesday, Nov. 8,2017 4 a.m.

Author Leonidas Karakatsanis discusses the swaying friendship between the two countries.

Dying grass and tufts of weeds sprout from the historic grounds of the Hinkle-Garton property, located just outside IU's campus at 10th Street and Pete Ellis Drive. The donated ten acres will be used as farmland in the near future with the help from a $50,000 grant.

IU opens campus farm

By IDS staff · Tuesday, Nov. 7,2017 2 a.m.

A $50,000 grant helped fund the new green space.

The Pumpkin Spice Latte/Frappuccino from Starbucks is a fan favorite among the fall drinks Starbucks serves. The pumpkin flavoring gives it a light orange hue, and it can be ordered hot or cold.

Will there ever be another PSL?

By Maura Johnson · Monday, Nov. 6,2017 5:49 p.m.

As the fall drink season ends, students reflect on favorites.

Sigma Pi brothers enjoy barbecue during the Sigma Pi Tex BBQ Sunday afternoon at the Sigma Pi fraternity house. The event raised money for IU Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) and the National Alliance on Mental Illness after Sigma Pi brother Nic “Tex” Smith killed himself earlier this year.

Sigma Pi honors brother at mental illness awareness event

By Jaden Amos · Monday, Nov. 6,2017 7 a.m.

Event raises nearly $9,000 for mental illness organizations.

22 people stuck on elevator in Eigenmann Residence Hall

By Stefan Krajisnik · Sunday, Nov. 5,2017 10:31 p.m.

Eigenmann residents were relieved after the tornado warning ended, but for 22 residents the problem had just began.

African Students’ Association President Dara Adeosun and Alpha Phi Alpha Vice President Morris Dolley open the Banquet Dinner Saturday evening in the Willkie Auditorium. The annual event was hosted by ASA in collaboration with Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity and Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority to raise money for Freetown, Sierra Leone, with World Hope International after the city suffered heavy flooding and mudslides in August.

GALLERY: Students raise money for people suffering from flooding in Sierra Leone

By Andrew Williams · Sunday, Nov. 5,2017 2:41 p.m.

The African Students' Association collaborated with fraternities and sororities to raise money for Freetown, Sierra Leone after the city experienced heavy flooding in August.

Painting studios adjust to interim space in former church

By Rebecca Ellis · Friday, Nov. 3,2017 5 a.m.

The construction of a parking garage is moving around many fine arts areas.

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