Hug it out
Walk to the Sample Gates on a Friday afternoon and you might find yourself hugging a stranger. Sound strange? Not to the founders of IU’s Free Hugs campaign.
Walk to the Sample Gates on a Friday afternoon and you might find yourself hugging a stranger. Sound strange? Not to the founders of IU’s Free Hugs campaign.
Tired of being a poor college student, senior Lia Saunders started searching for freebies and product samples. Three years, thousands of dollars, and a bottle of free BBQ sauce later, Saunders created a blog, The Broke Student’s Guide to Stretching Your Dollar, to share her freebie-gathering tips with fellow students.
With his parents’ credit card in hand, Tyler Churchward took a risk and clicked a pop-up banner advertising a free iPod. After completing the requirements, an iPod arrived in the mail. Figuring it worked once, he tried again. And again. Five years later, Churchward, a senior accounting major now with his own credit card, has accumulated more than $22,000 in merchandise, gift cards, and checks from online offers. And he got it all — more or less — for free.
IU Police are investigating the armed robbery of Fortune Cookies restaurant after an employee notified police at about 2:12 a.m Monday.
Meet the top executives running for the BtownUnited party.
The IU Student Association Supreme Court has neither accepted nor rejected a petition filed Friday that called for the impeachment of some IUSA executives.
The IU Board of Trustees approved residency hall rates for 2011-12 at all campuses with student housing at its meeting Friday.
WonderLab sponsored a workshop called Changing Glass in its February “Forged by Fire” series. Three local glass artists demonstrated decorative fire-blown glass-making techniques.
Playing their first game in exactly one week, the Hoosiers saw the Wildcats jump out to a 10-point halftime lead backed by seven 3-pointers. And despite another late comeback attempt, IU dropped its fourth-straight game in a 70-64 decision against Northwestern.
The IU baseball team finished the Caravelle Resort Invitational with an upset win against No.18 Coastal Carolina
The IU women’s swimming and diving team left the rest of the Big Ten in its wake this week, claiming its third straight title and winning by a 243-point margin (821-578) against runner-up Minnesota.
The School of Fine Arts Gallery will be renamed the Grunwald Gallery of Art to honor John A. Grunwald, an IU alumnus and Holocaust survivor who died in 2009.
WHEN 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. today.WHERE School of Fine Arts 015WHO Members of all three tickets running for IUSA executive positions
The annual Political and Civic Engagement Program Issues Forum Saturday encouraged students to practice democratic deliberation on immigration.
All of IU’s important administrators were milling around, talking to one another. Then Trustee Patrick Shoulders hummed the Indiana fight song, and everyone rushed to their seats.
School of Public and Environmental Affairs assistant professor Ashlyn Nelson and six of her colleagues from New York University, Northwestern University and University of Connecticut were granted $800,000 by the MacArthur Foundation to assist their study of the impact of home foreclosures on academic performance.
IU junior guard Verdell Jones said Saturday’s outcome was a result of two things: energy and focus.
That wonderful little word “it,” at least in the IU basketball dictionary, could be lots of different things. Ultimately, it means winning basketball games.
The IU softball team finished the USF Tournament with a record of 3-2 giving it a 5-5 record on the season.