Having sex with a student — whose grade point average you control, who might be relying on you for letters of recommendation or job opportunities — is dishonest, unethical and a blatant abuse of power.
We should be accepting of any person’s opinion and even more so when supported by fact.
If numerous cities across America allow concealed carry, then why shouldn’t we be able to implement it at our campus where the majority of the carriers would be intelligent, responsible students and staff?
Much of the backlash against Miley stems from the affront that a young woman would express any sexuality at all—an infraction that normal, everyday girls and women are indicted on constantly, with two shining examples from the past month.
After a long day, IU captured second at the IU Kickoff at Purgatory Gold Club in Noblesville, Ind., Sunday.
Twenty minutes before OASIS Internationals’ first call-out meeting of the semester, volunteers met for the first time around a conference table in Union Street Center Monday evening. The team had one goal for the year — getting more students involved.
Wilson has said he wants the offense to be more balanced, rather than so one-dimensional.
Players need to be suspended for the full game or just not be suspended at all. In-game suspensions are probably one of the worst things that sports have.
IU continues to expand its social media presence in efforts to boost its alumni and student networking. This year, the University is turning to LinkedIn.
IU women’s soccer sophomore midfielder Jessie Bujouves was named Big Ten Offensive Player of the Week Monday for the first time in her collegiate career after her weekend performance.
IU recently launched a pilot program allowing local farmers to nourish soil using campus dining facility food waste. The IU Office of Sustainability has paired with the Local Growers Guild to collect biodegradable foods from the Edmondson Dining Hall at Collins LLC.
The Cyberinfrastructure Building was recently certified gold for Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design by the U.S. Green Building Council, a not-for-profit organization of builders and environmentalists.
When Egypt’s military intervened amidst the country’s recent crisis, democracy lost, according to a panel of five Middle East experts.A faculty panel of experts on the Middle Eastern conflict gave insight into the complex state of democracy and politics in Egypt this Monday in the Indiana Memorial Union.
On the floor below the Office of the Vice Provost for Research sits a research lab of less than 10 people, only two of whom are full-time employees. The Glenn Black Laboratory of Archaeology has limited space for its collection of artifacts. Director April Sievert hopes to expand the lab's storage space and rehabilitate its collections.
Check out IU Cinema's upcoming films, which include everything from history flicks to horror films.
VegIU, IU’s club dedicated to vegan and vegetarian diets, will hold its callout meeting at 8 p.m. Tuesday.
Henna 101 met Monday in the Asian Culture Center for its weekly tattoo session.
Glenda Ritz, Indiana superintendent of public instruction, spoke Monday at the Indiana Memorial Union about Indiana’s public education and the improvements she hopes to make.
GiveIN Game allows hunters to donate deer meat to interested people in Ind. from Sept. 1 to Aug 1., 2014.
Erin Biebuyck co-founded Providing Animals and Women with Safe Shelter, which aims to house animals of domestic violence victims in foster homes.
