Meet the IUSA candidates: reviveIU
Meet the top executives running for the reviveIU party.
Meet the top executives running for the reviveIU party.
In January, the Office of Research Administration at IU released a change in policy regarding principal investigators on studies involving human subjects. According to this new policy, the PI of a student’s work must be one of the individuals listed on the Human Subject Office’s website as an academic appointee eligible for this title.
Pangborn, a student manager for the IU women’s basketball team, said he has always loved basketball despite being legally blind in both his eyes.
Some weeks have that certain aura, that certain buzz, which brings a different, sometimes hateful atmosphere to cities or college campuses. Welcome to that week, Bloomington residents, or at least what it should be.
When junior Amy Dickman of Kappa Alpha Theta was deciding whether to compete in her second Little 500 this year, there was a little bit of uncertainty behind the decision.
Hundreds of IU students spend their college careers pedaling a bicycle — opting for a spandex outfit and part of a semester with less alcohol in their systems than their peers. Zach Osterman was one of those students.
SPILL, which stands for Supporting Peers in Laidback Listening, is an anonymous peer-to-peer support system where students can go online to vent or ask for advice about their problems and concerns with which they are dealing
Residential Programs and Services is integrating keyless entry and video surveillance at all of its residences halls.
Indiana Public Interest Research Group, or INPIRG, has recently published FAILbook, a how-to guide for protecting your online information on Facebook, for the IU community.
IU has invested in one of the newest fields of health care — personalized medicine.
According to a report released by the Indiana Business Research Center of the Indiana University Kelley School of Business, the Leading Index for Indiana has risen for the past five months.
Illinois businesses are in the sights of the state of Indiana and the Northwest Indiana Forum, which partnered to launch two new advertising campaigns Feb. 14. Both campaigns include print and billboard advertisements as well as online content geared toward attracting Illinois businesses.
Documentary filmmaker Albert Maysles lectured and presented four of his films at the IU Cinema on Thursday and Friday. On Saturday, he sat down with the IDS to discuss his early career in psychology, his direct cinema style and the idea of truth in cinema.
“Kids like to do.”Kathy Heise, art teacher at Fairview Elementary said young students like to learn hands-on.
I love burgers probably more than I should. What’s not to like?So much food is related in some degree to the hamburger. It’s essentially become an American phenomenon. After all, what’s more American than the hamburger?
Many who marched through downtown Bloomington on a dreary, wet Monday said Indiana Senate Bill 590 is racist and marginalizes the country’s poorest.
The conservative legislature in Indiana is doing everything it can to get its grubby little hands in between a woman and her uterus.
The Indiana House Public Policy Committee approved a proposal Feb. 17 that calls to eliminate all state funding for Planned Parenthood or any other organization that offers abortion services. House Bill 1205 is now en route to the full House.
Among the other head-scratchers making their way through the Indiana legislature is Joint Resolution 6, which would define marriage as being between a man and woman in the state Constitution.
Senate Bill 590, the Arizona-style immigration bill, is currently working its way through the Indiana General Assembly.