Community Arts

COLUMN: The North Carolina General Assembly is a mess

We should elect representative to make a better world for the future generations.

COLUMN: The Wells library ought to be a better study spot

We should take it upon ourselves to employ basic courtesies at the library.

EDITORIAL: Increased parking rates in Bloomington will hurt the community

Students and residents alike will see negative effects of the approved parking rate increase.

COLUMN: Audio dramas are underrated

More people should listen to narrative podcasts.

Bloomington community continues to support Matt Stauder

Stauder, an IU football student equipment manager, was diagnosed with Hodgkin lymphoma in April.

News you need to know for Friday, Sept. 21

Everything you need to know for Friday, Sept. 21. 

Typhoon Mangkhut and Hurricane Florence pose different problems

While Florence had heavier rainfall, Mangkhut’s higher winds caused different problems. 

Hearabouts radio show gives Asian-Americans a platform for discussion

 Hearabouts radio show talks about being Asian-American in the Midwest.

Volleyball to open Big Ten Conference play at home

IU will play against Northwestern and No. 8 Illinois at University Gym this weekend. 

COLUMN: It’s time for IU to seize the day against Michigan State

Tom Allen’s Hoosiers must contribute their verse by upsetting the No. 24 Spartans on Saturday night.

COLUMN: No, Mona Lisa doesn’t want to be in your selfie

 There’s three types of photos you should never take at a museum.  

Campus farm connects students, faculty to food and sustainable agriculture

The IU Campus Farm makes progress in its first growing season.

Q&A: Egyptian filmmaker Tamer El Said to visit Bloomington, debut new film

Tamer El Said will be at the IU Cinema on Friday for an on-stage interview.

Bloomington activists protest Supreme Court nomination

Protesters passed out buttons, flyers and signs against Brett Kavanaugh's nomination. 

Debut film 'In the Last Days of the City' to play at IU Cinema

The film was released in April of this year. 

PODCAST: IU begins Big Ten play with battle for Old Brass Spittoon

The Indiana Daily Student football podcast previews IU's opening conference game against Michigan State. 

News you need to know for Thursday, Sept. 20

Parking changes, local deer hunt approved by city council

An amendment to the parking ordinance keeps street parking for sororities and fraternities.

Hillel Center brings Yom Kippur services and dinners to students and community

IU celebrates Yom Kippur, one of the holiest Jewish holidays 

'An incredible human being': Monroe County Judge Marc Kellams retiring after 38 years

Judge Marc Kellams is one of four judges leaving the Monroe County Circuit Court this year.