Although not many people can say they have established relationships with Mike Posner, Big Sean and Gorilla Zoe, Matt Fields, the owner of Bloomington’s Dope Couture, now can.
Bicycling is serious business. Movements must be precise and eyes must be lightning sharp. An acute sense of awareness is key to each bicyclist’s repertoire. Of course, there are other aspects of bicycling that are less serious and more carefree.
Doug Benson will perform at 8:30 and 10:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday at The Comedy Attic. Tickets can be purchased for $18 online at www.comedyattic.com or by phone, 812-336-5233.
Professor Andy Hollinden will perform an all-ages concert similar to his end-of the-semester show with his band Atom Heart Mother at 8:30 p.m. Friday at the Monroe County Fall Festival in Ellettsville.
In honor of Constitution Day on Friday, the Government Information & Kent Cooper Services Department of the Herman B Wells Library and the Political and Civic Engagement program are sponsoring a series of events Friday and Monday, all free and open to the public.
Business and volunteering may not have gone hand in hand in the past, but the Civic Leadership Development, a service-based engagement program out of the Kelley School of Business, now provides new opportunities to all undergraduate students at IU.
During the March IU Student Association election, the winning iUnity ticket ran on a platform of five initiatives.
“The Cuban model doesn’t even work for us anymore” -Fidel Castro The Cuban dictator who implemented aggressive social, political and economic reforms has shocked the world; not with his radicalism this time, but with his nonchalant response to Jeff Goldberg, a writer for the Atlantic.
In Washington, D.C. there are plenty of monuments and museums to see. While you’re interning it’s important to visit most of these attractions. The presidential monuments are all fantastic despite their own quirks. The Washington monument makes you feel inferior as a man, and the Lincoln memorial makes women wish they didn’t wear heels with its endless, steep staircase. Besides the monuments, almost all of the Smithsonian museums are entertaining, except for the Smithsonian National Zoological Park.
I think I figured out what it means to be an adult. It has nothing to do with physical development or financial independence.
The shorter days of September call up my memories of Lisa Frank folders and Gelly Roll pens; contraband Tamagotchis and Pokémon binders.
In conjunction with local law enforcement, the Drug Enforcement Agency is launching its first nationwide “Take Back” initiative, which is designed to collect expired, unused and unwanted prescription medication that has the potential to be abused.
Today marks the anniversary of Mexico’s independence. The revolution began before midnight on Sept. 15, 1810 and more than a decade later, Spanish imperial rule was abolished.
In celebration of National Hispanic Heritage Month, which kicked off Wednesday, Vicki L. Ruiz, dean of the School of Humanities at the University of California Irvine, will speak about gender, labor, immigration and more in her lecture titled “Citizen Restaurant: American Imaginaries, American Communities.”
The Lotus World Music & Arts Festival starts tonight with a concert sponsored by Women of Lotus and Friends of Old-Time and Celtic Music.
IU Police Department Sgt. Rebecca Schmuhl said based on her experiences, a majority of cases involving stolen property from students’ rooms happened when the students had visitors or left the door unlocked
A former New York Times reporter and writer for Esquire, Harpers and the New Yorker, Gay Talese had many tips to offer career-minded students during his speech at the Buskirk-Chumley Theater on Wednesday.
Gay Talese, author of numerous books such as “Honor Thy Father," “Thy Neighbor’s Wife” and “The Kingdom and the Power,” along with an assortment of magazine and newspaper articles, spoke at IU on Wednesday.
The IU baseball team enjoys the benefit of depth in the pitching staff and also faces the challenge of new bats as it opens its fall practice schedule.
The University Information Technology Services had its annual TechFest event Wednesday.
