Former U.S. Senator and current senatorial nominee Dan Coats will be making an appearance at Todd Young’s campaign headquarters at noon today.
This weekend, Little 500 riders gathered alongside non-Little 500 riders on North Jordan Avenue and at Bill Armstrong Stadium to compete with each other during the Fall Cycling Series.
The IU Auditorium will feature “An Evening of Conversation with Jane Pauley and Meryl Streep at Indiana University” on Nov. 12. The event is free and open to the public.
The IU Campus Girl Scouts, open to all interested members, has tried to fulfill its duty to serve the “community, council and campus” since the group's founding.
In response to student surveys and input, Residential Programs and Services created a trial program that would allow a total of 150 students to utilize their I-Bucks in the Union.
IU Helps Pakistan will attempt to meet the need caused by the devastating floods in Pakistan with an outdoor fundraiser that will take place in Dunn Meadow on Oct. 28.
The IU football team had five turnovers in their 43-13 loss against Illinois, a statistic that coach Bill Lynch believes was indicative of the results.
The IU men's cross country team will be enjoying the treat of a Big Ten title on Halloween Sunday, Kevin Bowen writes.
The club has employed various strategies to prepare for its title defense Nov. 4 at Lake Monroe.
A victory Sunday lead to an award Monday, when for the first time in his collegiate career, IU sophomore goalkeeper Luis Soffner was named Big Ten Defensive Player of the Week.
Religion and homosexuality: the two have struggled to reconcile for decades, and many gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender and questioning students still don’t believe there is a place for them in a spiritual community. But GLBT students at IU are surrounded by spiritual communities that would welcome them openly, said Doug Bauder, coordinator for the Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender Support Services Office on campus.
A warrant has been issued for a Bloomington man accused of stabbing another man approximately 14 times in the back, Bloomington Police Lt. David Drake said.
During Richard Nixon’s re-election campaign in 1972, “contributors were flying into Washington with satchels of cash." Although his election fell right before a campaign finance law went into effect, more than 30 years later secretive contributions are still prevalent.
The current IU College of Arts and Sciences’ Themester 2010 “sustain•ability: Thriving on a Small Planet” was highlighted with an unlikely partner on Monday — fashion. Natalie Chanin, creator and designer of the couture line Alabama Chanin, gave a lecture in the Whittenberger Auditorium.
As a new way to advertise the chicken patty “buns” with an arterial blood clot sandwiched in between, KFC began recruiting women on campuses across the nation to wear sweatpants with “Double Down” printed on them.
For die-hard fans of any musical group, the term “tribute band” usually stirs a mix of feelings. A genre of their own, tribute acts tend to consist of iconic wannabes dressed up in period garb attempting to strum out classics in and oftentimes subpar manner. In a field where many have jammed and failed, one band has managed to surpass the stereotypes surrounding tribute bands.
During the 1940s and ’50s, a time of sexual conservatism in the United States, Alfred Kinsey and his team interviewed thousands of people and invited them to talk about their sexual tendencies and preferences.
When senior Ashley Rhodes decided to come out the summer before her junior year in high school, she found the experience to be easier than expected. But Rhodes, a secretary at the Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender Student Support Services Office, said other students are not as lucky — particularly if they are both GLBT and of a minority.
Barry Magee, the assistant director of diversity education for Residential Programs and Services works with transgender students to place them in suitable on-campus housing situations.
Gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender IU students facing discrimination can seek help and advice from the GLBT Anti-Harassment Team through the Office of Student Ethics and Anti-Harassment Programs.
