Foot Notes’ tap dancers launch club’s third year
Now a senior, Sara Kaufman founded Foot Notes at the end of her freshman year for students who wish to share their passion of tap dance.
Now a senior, Sara Kaufman founded Foot Notes at the end of her freshman year for students who wish to share their passion of tap dance.
College students I know very rarely label themselves as “conservatives” or “Republicans.” Scandals in recent years that link the terms “Republican” and “corruption” have made it socially unacceptable to identify as a member of the Grand Old Party.
I’ve always been a strong believer in the power of music. Music brings people together and connects us all in a way nothing else can.
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IU senior quarterback Ben Chappell collected his second career Big Ten Offensive Player of the Week Award on Monday after his weekend 366-yard, three-touchdown performance at Western Kentucky.
This past Saturday marked Yom Kippur, the Jewish Day of Atonement. I am anything but religious, yet I took this occasion as an excuse to meet family in New York for the observation.
The IU Libraries received a $49,504 grant from the federal Institute of Museum and Library Services.
Indiana residents can register to vote or update their voter registration online, according to a press release from the office of State Sen. Vi Simpson, D-District 40.
In the past four years I've worked on the Arbutus, I've had the opportunity to create something that captures my fellow students' most lasting memories.
Ramadan, the Islamic month of fasting between sunrise and sunset, ended Sept. 10, and members of the IU Muslim Student Union were hungry. Roughly 40 students gathered in Olcott Park Saturday to celebrate Eid ul-Fitr, the end of Ramadan, with a barbecue picnic.
This zombie mob scene is only a precursor to Thrill The World 2010, when Thriller dancers worldwide will join the Bloomington crew and simultaneously perform to break a world record.
The 17th Annual Lotus Festival brought music, art, food and culture from around the world for just three days packed full of entertainment.
The IU men’s and women’s cross country teams each scored one-two finishes Friday at the Indiana Intercollegiate in West Lafayette.
The Hoosiers handed the RedHawks their first loss of the season Friday in a 2-1 victory and scored three goals in the first half Sunday to defeat the Bears, 4-1.
With Big Ten play just around the corner, the Hoosiers reclaimed their home territory, forcing a 1-1 tie with Kent State on Friday and defeating Central Michigan, 2-1, on Sunday.
The IU volleyball team won its last two nonconference matches with ease Saturday, defeating DePaul and host Miami of Ohio to claim the Miami Best Western Invitational championship.
On Friday, cadets from both ROTC’s met to go head-to-head against each other in a friendly, competitive game.
IU responded to an early 7-0 deficit to score 31 unanswered points in its 38-21 win against Western Kentucky Saturday.
The Independent Council was co-founded a year ago by senior Annette DiTommaso as a way for “non-greek” women to bond, participate in social activities, organize philanthropic events and support IU.
Following Western Kentucky's opening offensive series Saturday that saw running back Bobby Rainey run for 62 yards and a score, the IU defense made adjustments that allowed Rainey just 43 yards the rest of the game in the Hoosiers' 38-21 victory.