Gay marriage and the fight for equality in the United States are still all over the map.
As we sit in our dorm rooms, apartments or greek houses hoping for another day of cancelled classes, halfway around the planet, thousands of students our age march on the streets, demanding freedom and democracy.
With Tax Day swiftly approaching, students of the IU Maurer School of Law and Kelley School of Business are stepping up to help Bloomington residents file taxes.
The University has called off classes until 1 p.m.
The iPad is more than just a fancy toy. Some Indiana schools have recently launched pilot programs that now bring the iPad into the classroom.
Kilroy’s on Kirkwood’s $2 Tuesday was packed early, never mind the looming storm that students were calling “apocalyptic.”
As if facing No. 18 Minnesota on Wednesday wasn’t enough, the Hoosiers will now have to do it without their leading scorer.
In the midst of what Indiana residents are dubbing “snowpacolypse 2011,” most Indiana University students are keeping close to home and hoping for a snow day. However, the one thing patrons of the IU Auditorium were hoping wouldn’t be canceled was Tuesday’s performance of the Blue Man Group.
With fall sports having drawn to a close, the winter sports calendar here in Bloomington at midyear and spring sports knocking on the door, it’s time to focus on a few of the people around IU athletics doing it for guts and glory.
Can the Hoosiers catch a break? The injury to leading scorer Christian Watford suggests that IU can't.
The CRU cycling team is using their unique method of training to tune up for Little 500.
With the level of support rising within the house, Alpha Xi Delta hopes to earn a top-12 qualifying spot and will look to break the house’s best finish of eighth in 1989.
Music and the sweet treat of chocolate will be paired as the Week of Chocolate festivities continue. Rhino’s Youth Media Center and All-Ages Club will be the host of the Chocolate Prom from 7 to 10 p.m. Friday.
With contemporary music genre titles like psych-ambient-folk-hop and shoegaze, Bloomington band Charlie Patton’s War prefers to keep things classic.
Saturday marked the beginning of men’s spring rush, but some houses began preparations weeks before.
Conductor Andrew Altenbach said the only thing Giacomo Puccini’s “Suor Angelica” and “Gianni Schicchi” have in common visually is the presence of a donkey. Both of these works are part of the trilogy known as “the Triptych” Puccini composed in 1918. Angelica chronicles the tragedy of death and heartache within a convent, and Schicchi stages a lighthearted farce surrounding one family’s greed.
Residential Programs and Services has included local foods in an effort to focus on sustainability and healthy eating within the dining halls.
A few nights ago, I gave in because as everyone knows, Italians do it best. As of last week, I am no longer a vegetarian.
This year, the Career Development Center is offering IU students of all years and all majors the chance to apply for one of 40 externship positions at companies in Bloomington, Indianapolis and Chicago.
The price of gold has increased by more than 400 percent from what it was 10 years ago. Because of this fact, many people have searched their homes for old or unused jewelry, coins and other gold items to be sold for cash.
