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Bloomington's Martin Luther King Jr. birthday celebration brings community together

By Christine Fernando · Monday, Jan. 16,2017 9:08 p.m.

City of Bloomington celebrates Dr. King's legacy

Literary scholar visits IU

Monday, Jan. 16,2017 7:33 p.m.

Moretti's visit is sponsored by the William T. Patten Foundation.

Women's track and field picks up Big Ten rivalry win

By Julia Briano · Monday, Jan. 16,2017 7:31 p.m.

IU beat Purdue 73-62 Saturday in Gladstein Fieldhouse.

Kelley promotes diversity with competition

By Emily Berryman · Monday, Jan. 16,2017 7:11 p.m.

IU's all-female team came in second in the National Diversity Case Competition.

A statue of WWII Correspndent, Ernie Pyle located outside of Franklin Hall. The statue was defaced with a burrito or gyro along with an uprooted plant.

Ernie Pyle statue vandalized

By IDS staff · Monday, Jan. 16,2017 7:08 p.m.

There are video cameras in the surrounding area IUPD can use if a crime is reported.

Students assemble winter clothing for Monroe County children

By Jesse Naranjo · Monday, Jan. 16,2017 5:34 p.m.

The School of Informatics and Computing sponsored a no-knit scarf and hat workshop.

Hoosiers run away with win against rival Purdue

By Austin Ghirardelli · Monday, Jan. 16,2017 5:20 p.m.

Daniel Kuhn runs nation's fastest 600-meter as IU defeats Purdue.

Two elementary-age girls read a book about Martin Luther King Jr. at the MLK Birthday Celebration. The community teach-in, for both children and their families, took place Sunday in the IU School of Education. The celebration included coloring activities, a musical performance, an interactive discussion and a celebratory birthday cake.

School of education teaches civil rights history

By Jesse Naranjo · Monday, Jan. 16,2017 4:57 p.m.

School of Education has teach-in day about MLK and civil rights history.

The Nightmoves road sign glows Sunday night. The strip club, located on Walnut St., was recently bought by the city.

$800,000 offer for Night Moves property awaits approval

By Emily Ernsberger · Monday, Jan. 16,2017 4:44 p.m.

Night Moves manager Rodney Domer expressed concerns for staff, relocation.

IU back in competitive mode after Winter Invitational

By Dylan Wallace · Monday, Jan. 16,2017 4:37 p.m.

Schmider and Appel dominate doubles competition as IU hosts Winter Invitational.

Dean Feinstein at the School of Global and International Studies talks about his new position on the Holocaust Memorial Council. He talked about his background as the former ambassador to Poland and expressed his excitement for the new position Friday afternoon.

Obama appoints IU dean to Holocaust Memorial Council

By Dominick Jean · Monday, Jan. 16,2017 4:30 p.m.

Lee Feinstein was also the former U.S. ambassador to Poland from 2009-2012.

Tom Allen talks in front of the media Wednesday night following Kevin Wilson's resignation from the football program. Allen who was hired as the defensive coordinator for this season will take over as head coach immediately and Glass said he will earn a six-year contract with details to be finalized later.

Tom Allen senses excitement heading into 2017 offseason

By Taylor Lehman · Monday, Jan. 16,2017 4:26 p.m.

Tom Allen addresses the status of IU football in his first season as head coach.

Bhakti Yoga Society discusses the soul's search for peace, happiness

By Christine Fernando · Monday, Jan. 16,2017 4:19 p.m.

Bhakti Yoga Society discusses the search for happiness.

Freshman human biology Josh Hoffer researches legislative bills in Indiana before writing letters to local and state representatives in Indiana.

Students write to politicians on MLK day

By Sarah Verschoor · Monday, Jan. 16,2017 4:15 p.m.

The LGBTQ+ Culture Center organized a write-in for the IU community.

COLUMN: Preparing to go abroad involves more than packing clothes

By Daniel Kilcullen · Monday, Jan. 16,2017 4:13 p.m.

Travel columnist shares packing advice.

Midwest Pages to Prisoners Project sends books to prisoners

By Christine Fernando · Monday, Jan. 16,2017 4:01 p.m.

The event was part of the city's MLK Day of Service.

Kristen Swanson (left) and Petr Sliva (right) from Alpha Chi Sigma teach kids about sheep brains. The fraternity held a lab for kids at Wonderlab Monday morning where kids could extract DNA, make electricity and learn about anatomy.

Children learn about science at WonderLab

By Brooke McAfee · Monday, Jan. 16,2017 3:57 p.m.

WonderLab partnered with Alpha Chi Sigma for the event.

Lotus, Mathers Museum team up for final One Million Stars public weaving event

By Sanya Ali · Monday, Jan. 16,2017 3:48 p.m.

Weave-in allows children and adults to spend day off making stars.

Grunwald Gallery opens exhibition on Indiana tattoo history

By Sanya Ali · Monday, Jan. 16,2017 3:40 p.m.

Live tattoo demonstrations and lectures featured on opening night.

Increasing number of Jews see Judaism as heritage, not religion

By Christine Fernando · Monday, Jan. 16,2017 3:13 p.m.

IU students discuss their Jewish identities.

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