Christian club's annual outreach focuses on vocation
On March 10, more than 300 students braved the heavy downpour to listen to three men speak at Assembly Hall.
On March 10, more than 300 students braved the heavy downpour to listen to three men speak at Assembly Hall.
Mormonism has always had the ideals of polygamy attached to it, even though it was phased out more than 120 years ago. Some have wondered if sharing wives would affect the ability to produce children.
IU graduate programs in law, business, education, nursing and medicine were ranked among the top programs in the nation, according to the 2012 edition of the U.S. News and World Report magazine’s Best Graduate Schools ranking released Tuesday.
IU associate professor of history Nick Cullather has received the 2011 Ellis W. Hawley Prize from the Organization of American Historians for his examination of the role of food in the Cold War.
The middle-Zeller brother steps up his game for the Tar Heels, while Jimmer Fredette carries a hopeful BYU squad
Maybe the references get old. You can only say the “Butler did it” line about once per year and the whole David vs. Goliath thing has been used up. Even the “Hoosiers” comparisons — which are eerily similar — are so 2010. I mean, really, what’s left to say about the Butler Bulldogs?
A slice of the big apple is coming to Bloomington.
As spring comes to IU this week, so does tango.
Bob Dylan describes her as an “atomic bomb in lipstick”, but she just calls herself the Queen. Wanda Jackson, known as the Queen of Rockabilly, will play 8 p.m. Friday at the Buskirk-Chumley Theater.
The Business Careers in Entertainment Club and Union Board have come together to present the third annual Addicted to Music concert from 6-10 p.m. on April 9.
The Indiana Senate delayed voting on House Joint Resolution 6 on Wednesday, which would amend Indiana’s constitution to ban same-sex marriage.
In 2007, Forbes Magazine ranked Indiana 49th on its list of “America’s greenest states.” But state officials now say that perception of Indiana is inaccurate.
I visited New York for the first time this spring break, fulfilling the life-long dream of a big city enthusiast and theater nerd extraordinaire.
I would be lying if I said I have never considered how any of my activities would look to a potential employer. I’m a college student, too. I’m nervously watching the job market just like everyone else.
I am not a health nut. But after a week of eating (somewhat) healthy food out of my parents’ fridge, the prospect of returning to our basically health-free campus is making my stomach unhappy.
Take a short trip to one of these Indiana towns less than 25 miles outside of Bloomington.
Kevin Wilson doesn’t fit the bill of a big name in the college ranks, but yet it took mere days — and few other candidates, if any — for IU Athletics Director Fred Glass to make the eye-raisingly quick hire.
Andy Lunsford found his voice in the basement of his Colorado home. Three years ago, he put on a CD he’d bought on a whim years ago from Target, “Lifescapes: Opera.”
The Indiana Memorial Union is more than just a hotel. It’s the go-to spot on campus for food, movies, ATMs, books, entertainment events and even a haircut. We’ve broken down three of the bustling floors to keep you from getting lost.
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