Global politics is just like high school; you have your various cliques that are composed of nations that are either popular or unpopular.
The 9th District Congressional candidates offer their stances on each of these issues before they face one another for a debate on Oct. 18 at the Buskirk-Chumley Theatre.
Ah, October. Although I spend most of spring looking forward to days at the pool, and most of autumn yearning for the first snowfall and the Christmas lights on the square downtown, fall is the best season, and October is the greatest month.
A student-created documentary examining the black experience at Ball State University will be screened today to spark similar discussions about students on IU’s campus.
The Monroe County Chapter of the American Red Cross will sponsor the 27th annual Red Cross Book Fair beginning today.
Outkast’s Big Boi will perform live at IU on Friday for Fall Fest thanks to a partnership between the Business Careers in Entertainment Club, Phi Kappa Sigma fraternity, known as Skulls, and JS Marketing.
Two Daily Student alums were key speakers at the Daily Student’s training workshop in August. IDSers heard from international design consultant Ron Reason and Pulitzer Prize reporter and faculty member Tom French, whose book “Zoo Story” has cracked the New York Times list.
Nearly 1,500 editions of the 2010 Arbutus yearbook have been shipped to students who purchased them last year.
Learn who is at the helm of this fall’s staffs, in news, yearbook, magazine, ad sales, creative and marketing.
All majors are welcome to join Student Media, and thus our alumni are diverse — living near and far. Let us know your whereabouts so we can stay in touch through the IU Alumni Association database.
Both the 2009-10 IDS and Inside are finalists for Associated Collegiate Press Pacemakers, announced in late October at the Fall National College Media Convention. Last year, both won Best of Show at the convention.
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The DREAM Act is still struggling to become a law after senators voted against the bill for the second time last week. Several University officials say they support the bill, including President Michael McRobbie.
Member of the Bloomington community and Monroe County Election Board disagree about whether students should be allowed to vote in this county. But with the Oct. 4 deadline to register to vote fast approaching, students need to act fast if they want their voices heard.
Members of Habitat for Humanity face quite a challenge: building a house for Trish Vosekas in 10 days in the Memorial Stadium parking lot. Vosekas will receive her keys on Oct. 2.
When IU faces Michigan at 3:30 p.m. on Saturday, brothers Larry and Jibreel Black will reunite on the field as opponents.
A 1-0 win in a physical contest at Bill Armstrong Stadium improved IU’s record to 5-3-0.
Santiago Gruter, who is now the only senior on the IU men’s tennis team, said the transition to living in a new country and playing collegiate tennis was tough at first but has given him a good perspective to help his younger teammates.
The Big Ten conference might not get any easier for the IU volleyball team next year with the addition of current No. 3 Nebraska.
