Campus MovieFest, a week-long film competition for college students, concluded last night with a screening of each film and the competition results.
On Saturday, the Hoosiers played their second contest of the spring when they beat the Screaming Eagles of the University of Southern Indiana, 5-1.
What makes Sophie Garre and Leslie Hureau different is not their outstanding work ethic on and off the court, their tight friendship or that they live together. When they go home after a hard day’s practice or when they do not want a teammate to hear what they have to say, they speak French to each other.
The departure of linebackers Jeff Thomas and Leon Beckum and the addition of Defensive Ends Coach Jon Fabris are changing the makeup of the IU defense.
Everyone, in some form or another, has experienced bullying. We must change the way people are treated.
Eager to begin my new assignment, I asked the first anthropology major I encountered where I could find a reasonably representative sample of the general public.
Why is loss of innocence such an evil? What is that innocence supposed to accomplish in the first place? To ensure we all grow up straight, normal and marriable?
Exposure to sexuality at such a young age can only bring about negative consequences. Suddenly, 13-year-olds are explaining foot fetishes to their friends and discussing Bieberized versions of S&M.
Michael Steele, the former chairman of the Republican National Committee, will be visiting IU Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the Indiana Memorial Union's Alumni Hall.
IU student Daniel Bauder, 22, was found dead Sunday afternoon in his room at 424 E. Sixth Street.
The new website We Are IU was launched this school year to give prospective students a chance to learn about IU through the eyes of current students.
On Sunday evening, the Union Street Center auditorium housed a 200-person mix of high-school and college students along with members of the Bloomington and IU communities.
IU split matches against Michigan schools this weekend, beating Michigan State 6-1 and losing in a heartbreaker to No. 14 Michigan, 4-3.
Their actions prompted the IU Student Foundation to create what is now the women’s race in 1988. This isn’t lost to the women now, 25 years later.
With back-to-back wins and a pole victory in hand, the team members said they look toward the race after months of training. Yet with the absence of star-rider Caitlin Van Kooten, who graduated last year, the question remains: Can the team produce another win?
REstyled, an eco-friendly fashion show, will be at 8 p.m. today in Alumni Hall at the Indiana Memorial Union. The IU Student Association has partnered with the IU chapter of Teens Turning Green, a national student group focused on sustainability, for the event.
After falling behind 3-0 in the first 20 minutes of its game Sunday, the IU men’s soccer team failed to muster a successful comeback at Jerry Yeagley Field, falling 5-3 to Bradley in the team’s second match of the spring.
“The Pillowman,” written by Martin McDonagh, is a simple but dark production.
The Lotus Blossoms World Bazaar, sponsored by the Lotus Education and Arts Foundation, welcomed Bloomington families to take part in three hours of arts, crafts and entertainment that encompassed cultures from six continents.
It was another weekend full of success for the IU men’s and women’s track squads. It was a split squad weekend, with athletes traveling to two separate meets in West Lafayette and Austin, Texas.
