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IU fraternities in good standing allowed to resume normal activities after ban

Fraternities in good standing will be allowed to resume activities Dec. 1.

‘Feels like a safe place’: IU’s American Sign Language Club supports learning, community

For over a decade, the ASL club at IU has encouraged students to learn ASL.

‘The policy on policies’: What to know about IU’s decision-making reform

The goal is to streamline and centralize university-level policies.

IU Queer Student Union creates panel for AIDS Memorial Quilt ahead of World AIDS Day

World AIDS Day is Dec. 1, campus organizations are collaborating on programming.

IU will consider adopting new free speech principles. What to know

President Pamela Whitten asked the University Faculty Council to consider adopting the Chicago Principles.

IU World’s Fare celebrates international and cultural organizations

The free event was held Friday at Alumni Hall inside the Indiana Memorial Union.

‘The risk is too high’: IU suspends events for fraternities following alleged hazing

IU has placed four fraternities on cease and desist since Oct. 21.

Indiana senators reject calls for state redistricting

State Republicans announced Friday they would not move forward with redistricting amid national push.

Who’s who in IU’s administration?

Meet the administrators who work with President Pamela Whitten to run IU Bloomington.

Why oft unflappable Curt Cignetti was emotional after Indiana football’s win vs. Penn State

The Hoosiers earned a 3-point victory over the Nittany Lions.

Indiana men’s basketball’s Tucker DeVries earns Big Ten Co-Player of the Week

DeVries averaged 22.5 points over his first two games with the Hoosiers.

GUEST COLUMN: SNAP funding crisis will leave Hoosiers hungry

Your neighbors need you: call your representatives, volunteer or donate this November.

IU Dance Marathon raises over $3.1 million for Riley Children’s Hospital

Thousands of students gathered at the Tennis Center for the 36-hour event.

IU lecturer says she was removed from classroom over intellectual diversity complaint

Jessica Adams said a student made a complaint about a lesson on white supremacy.

IU alumnus and co-discoverer of DNA structure James Watson dead at 97

Watson’s death was confirmed by his son, Duncan, on Friday.

Meet the 80-year-old Episcopalian volunteer at IU’s Kinsey sex research institute

Anne Jones has been a Kinsey Institute volunteer for about 15 years.

‘Nobody’s helping.’: Violence rattles Bloomington’s homeless community

Recent violence against homeless people has led to unease among the community and advocates.

‘He walked in a room, and it was like sunshine’: Remembering Michael Gray

Veteran, advocate, ‘chaos goblin’: Caleb’s fight for Bloomington’s homeless community

Kirkwood Observatory brings weekly astronomy nights to IU students, Bloomington locals

Visitors stargaze and explore Kirkwood Observatory’s telescopes every Wednesday night.