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Tumi Inc. founder Charlie Clifford stresses the importance of admitting failure in order to produce an improved product during the College Luminaries Program Monday afternoon in the Maple Room. The panel consisted of IU alumni who have reached veteran status in their fields offering free career advice to current students.

Luminaries panel discussion provides career advice

By Kate McNeal · Monday, Oct. 24,2016 7:30 p.m.

The panel aimed to give career advice to students in the College of Arts and Sciences.

IU physicist shares story behind Nobel Prize research

By Hussain Ather · Sunday, Oct. 23,2016 6:22 p.m.

Unexpected results can lead to the most influential scientific research.

New mentoring program open to undergraduates

By Sarah Verschoor · Sunday, Oct. 23,2016 12:32 p.m.

The program is focused on helping students graduate on time.

New sports business club aims to prepare students for competitive industry

By Christine Fernando · Thursday, Oct. 20,2016 4:36 p.m.

New sports business club bridges business and passion.

Women in philosophy speak out against sexism

By Hussain Ather · Thursday, Oct. 20,2016 4:33 p.m.

Philosophy's gender imbalance is complicated, professors say.

The bisulfate dimer as seen from the top down (upper image) and side (lower image). The two negatively charged molecules are connected by weak bonds made possible through encapsulation inside a pair of a star-shaped cyanostar macrocycles (blue), a molecule previously developed by Flood’s lab at IU.

Chemical supramolecule reshapes scientific theory, could fight nuclear waste

By Hussain Ather · Thursday, Oct. 20,2016 2:10 p.m.

A chemical supramolecule might help fight environmental pollution.

Professor discusses anti-irrationalism in Poland

By Bailey Cline · Wednesday, Oct. 19,2016 9:21 p.m.

The Polish Studies Center hosted Professor Konrad Werner's philosophy discussion.

ACC discussion explores Asian identity

By Sarah Verschoor · Wednesday, Oct. 19,2016 8:18 p.m.

International and American students tackled issues of differing culture.

SPEA Abroad discusses rhino poaching

By Bailey Cline · Monday, Oct. 17,2016 10:11 p.m.

LD Van Essen spoke on the poaching of rhino horns in South Africa.

Monica Green, a new director of the Neal Marshall Cultural Center talks with her future husband, Michael Johnson Wednesday at the Neal Marshall New Director Meet and Greet.

Neal-Marshall Leadership Academy provides students with leadership experience

By Christina Winfrey · Monday, Oct. 17,2016 7:24 p.m.

Peer mentors help freshmen through the first year transition.

A week ago, we shared our stories. Here are some of yours.

By Hannah Alani · Sunday, Oct. 16,2016 8:16 p.m.

A week ago, the IDS staff shared our sexual assault stories. These are yours.

RPS Cool Room Contest Winner Garret Dederichs discusses how he gained inspiration to decorate his dorm room Friday afternoon in McNutt Quadrangle. Dederichs says he bought the strobe lighting during the Welcome Week Midnight Madness event and got the idea of strobe lighting from a post on Snapchat.

Students won annual RPS Cool Room Contest

By Christina Winfrey · Sunday, Oct. 16,2016 6:52 p.m.

Roommates Garrett Dederichs and Ben Ekdahl won the RPS Cool Room Contest.

IU receives $1 million grant for Russian studies

By IDS staff · Sunday, Oct. 16,2016 6:46 p.m.

Carnegie Corporation of New York donated the grant to create a Russian Studies Workshop.

The Graduate and Professional Student Government broke into committees at a fall 2015 assembly meeting. GPSG passed a resolution Friday afternoon in opposition to a tuition policy that charges graduate students up to thousands of dollars more if they take even one credit in a school other than the one in which they take most of their classes.

GPSG addresses graduate tuition

By Chris Mura · Sunday, Oct. 16,2016 3:05 p.m.

Graduate students pay thousands more for credits outside their normal school.

Students and community members march against sexual assault and violence and walk down to courthouse from Dunn Meadow on Thursday evening.

Organizations, survivors raise awareness for sexual violence

By Sarah Verschoor · Thursday, Oct. 13,2016 9:30 p.m.

Take Back the Night included a march and survivor speak out.

RPS Housing welcomes changes for 2017-18 school year

By Christina Winfrey · Thursday, Oct. 13,2016 6:54 p.m.

Finished renovations and the start of new updates change future housing options for students.

Student Advocates Office assists students with issues on campus

By Ariel Sexson · Thursday, Oct. 13,2016 3:44 p.m.

The Student Advocate's Office helps any student encountering issues impacting their life as a student.

Informatics professor examines how computers think

By Hussain Ather · Thursday, Oct. 13,2016 12:49 p.m.

Computers are still quite different from humans despite advances in artificial intelligence.

Majority of international students choose business as major

By Kate McNeal · Thursday, Oct. 13,2016 12:46 p.m.

Almost a third of international students choose to study business.

Career support program gives students headstart

By IDS staff · Thursday, Oct. 13,2016 9:20 a.m.

The College of Arts and Sciences introduces Career Communities to their students.

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