Community Arts

Goalkeeper ignites defense

By Dennis Glade · Wednesday, Sept. 21,2011 10:46 p.m.

Coming into the season, all the talk about the IU men’s soccer team surrounded the team’s loss of Will Bruin. It almost seemed like onlookers forgot about defense. The Hoosiers certainly didn’t. The No. 7 Hoosiers (5-0-2) begin their Big Ten season Friday at home against Penn State as they continue to play lockdown defense.

Around the region

Wednesday, Sept. 21,2011 10:45 p.m.

The news doesn’t stop once you leave city limits. Here’s what’s happening elsewhere in the region.

Column:College football makes early-season noise

By Caitlin Ursini · Wednesday, Sept. 21,2011 10:44 p.m.

Three weeks of college football have come and gone. With conference play almost underway, let’s take a minute to look at some teams that have stood out thus far.

State department clarifies visa process

By Kourtney Liepelt · Wednesday, Sept. 21,2011 10:17 p.m.

Immigration reform has been popping up on state agendas across the country. But the Department of Homeland Security is trying to help international students study in the United States.

Greeks focus on professionalism

Wednesday, Sept. 21,2011 10:11 p.m.

Other than the traditional social fraternities and sororities, more than 10 additional fraternities exist across the IU campus. Many non-social fraternities exist to cater to the academic and professional growth of students.

WFHB radio station seeks local talent

By Derrick Naylor · Wednesday, Sept. 21,2011 10:02 p.m.

WFHB Community Radio will make a greater effort to collect local music and give airplay to local artists by sponsoring the Local Music Collection Drive. The collection will transform supporting local businesses into drop-off zones for musicians to submit their music for review and airtime consideration.

IU grad launches campus app

Wednesday, Sept. 21,2011 10:02 p.m.

Campus Special, the company that compiles the coupon books distributed at TIS bookstores on campus, launched a mobile app in August that corresponds with the coupons.

Bright, psychedelic future in store for Toro y Moi

By Raven Carpenter · Wednesday, Sept. 21,2011 10 p.m.

About an hour before the fan-proclaimed chillwave artist Toro y Moi’s concert began, doorman for the Bishop Kieran Blackwood announced to the crowd of young adults that the concert had sold out.Chill wave artist Toro y Moi performed Sept. 20 at the Bishop.

Honors students mentor children with autism

By Sydney Murray · Wednesday, Sept. 21,2011 9:58 p.m.

A Hutton Honors College mentor program works with children with autism to provide companionship and resources to for the children and their families.

Hello Panda added to endangered species list

By Nona Tepper · Wednesday, Sept. 21,2011 9:56 p.m.

1989-2008: The years of Hello Kitty, Hellogoodbye and the Hello Panda trade biscuit. Hello Panda is a delicious brand of Japanese shortbread cookies manufactured by the Meiji Seika corporation. Each bite-size snack is a sugar cookie filled with either sweet milk cream, smooth strawberry spread or decadent chocolate filling; the chocolate is the most common variety. Printed on these delicate biscuits are cartoons of cuddly pandas, and printed on the cardboard package are pictures of smiling mammals. 2008: The HP cookie mysteriously degenerates into mainstream Koala Yummies.

Ultimate fail for Wall Street protest

By Andrew Greiner · Wednesday, Sept. 21,2011 9:24 p.m.

The march against corporate influence in United States politics was organized by Canadian anti-consumerist magazine Adbusters. If you’re questioning how a Canadian magazine was able to stir up that many Americans, you aren’t alone.