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Spanish Study Abroad enrollment rebounds

By Chris Mura · Saturday, Sept. 10,2016 9:07 a.m.

Interest in study abroad in Spain returns after influx of students in Latin America.

The brain sculpture outside of the Psychology building is illuminated for the first time on Thursday evening. The lights that illuminate the sculpture have a lifespan of 100,000 hours. The funds for the lighting design were donated by IU graduates David and Suzanne Pfenninger.

Psychology researchers explain how to combat the replication crisis

By Hussain Ather · Thursday, Sept. 8,2016 6:40 p.m.

Much of psychology research can't be confirmed. What do we do?

Themester presentation studies relationship between science and art

By Bryan Brussee · Wednesday, Sept. 7,2016 9:28 p.m.

Biologists and art curators convene to study the beauty of biology.

Chinese calligrapher James Yang listens intently to Jason Jackson discuss his trips to China at the First Nations Educational and Cultural Center. Yang is an artist working with the Mathers Museum of World Cultures who would love to visit China as well.

Speaker at First Nations discusses trip to China

By Bailey Cline · Wednesday, Sept. 7,2016 8:49 p.m.

Mathers Museum has been to China five times for research.

Variety of Bloomington housing options available for travel abroad students

By Christina Winfrey · Wednesday, Sept. 7,2016 7:24 p.m.

RPS offers special contract for those studying abroad.

Hispanic Heritage Month activities begin Friday

By Sarah Verschoor · Wednesday, Sept. 7,2016 7:09 p.m.

La Casa and other organizations will offer over 30 programs.

Student Advocates Office aims to empower, mentor students

By Laxmi Palde · Wednesday, Sept. 7,2016 7:08 p.m.

Retired faculty and administrators help students with various problems and direct them to resources on campus.

Freshmen prepare to register for fraternity rush during the Greek Orientation Seminar Tuesday evening at Alumni Hall. Hopeful first year students were informed on house tours, rush dues, and were told to beware of “fake” fraternities recruiting on campus such as the now infamous Alpha Tau Omega.

IFC launches fall recruitment process

By Regina Mack · Tuesday, Sept. 6,2016 10:25 p.m.

The Interfraternity Council hopes to educate rushing men about all four greek councils before they begin the rush process.

Artificial intelligence researchers teach computers to think like people

By Hussain Ather · Tuesday, Sept. 6,2016 1:02 p.m.

Scientists at the Computer Vision Lab use Deep Learning to teach computers how to think.

Student workers learn about how the new Den by Denny's will operate during the soft-opening on Saturdy afternoon in Gresham foodcourt. Den by Denny's officially opens on Tuesday and used the weekend to find out what problems could come up during busy serving times and how to fix them/

Gresham introduces new dining option

By Christina Winfrey · Monday, Sept. 5,2016 7:48 p.m.

Students can now get milkshakes, burgers and more at the Den by Denny’s.

Aimes Dobbins, a junior, is a transgender student majoring in queer advocacy. They, along with LGBTQ activists across the state, oppose recent state legislation perceived as especially discriminatory against the transgender community.

CAPS attempts transgender support group again

By Emily Miles · Monday, Sept. 5,2016 6:14 p.m.

Staff psychologists are reassessing methods, but some students doubt the group.

Crimson CORPS hopes to increase peer-to-peer support on campus

By Regina Mack · Monday, Sept. 5,2016 5:58 p.m.

The student organization is dedicated to creating a culture of compassion and action at IU.

New campaign highlights IU community members' stories

By Sarah Verschoor · Monday, Sept. 5,2016 5:55 p.m.

IU is Home portrays the different faces of the University.

Young African civic leaders visiting Indianapolis as Mandela Fellows

By IDS staff · Sunday, July 24,2016 4:14 p.m.

Twenty-five of Sub-Saharan Africa's brightest young civic leaders have arrived in Indianapolis to participate in Nelson Mandela International Day service activities at four nonprofit organizations, attend workshops and make site visits.

Larry Singell is a provost candidate at University of Kansas

By IDS staff · Wednesday, April 20,2016 3:57 p.m.

Singell will present at KU on Thursday.

Receptions to be held for three candidates for vice provost for student affairs

By IDS staff · Monday, April 18,2016 1:26 p.m.

Candidates have experience in administration, instruction

IU deputy Title IX director accused of sexual assault, University confirms

By Carley Lanich · Friday, Feb. 5,2016 1:04 a.m.

Jason Casares has been put on paid administrative leave.

Provost delivers State of the Campus address

By Eman Mozaffar · Tuesday, Feb. 2,2016 10:34 p.m.

IU Provost discussed diversity issues and solutions.

SPEA educates on ethics of non-profit

By Austin Faulds · Sunday, Jan. 31,2016 8:12 p.m.

Trish Tchume tells how to reach “ethical fence.”

SPEA celebrates groundbreaking ceremony

By Eman Mozaffar · Tuesday, Jan. 26,2016 11:55 p.m.

The groundbreaking ceremony involved speeches and shovels.

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