Communication guidelines: Hate speech edition
We are not voiceless bystanders, and when hate speaks, we all have a responsibility to address it.
We are not voiceless bystanders, and when hate speaks, we all have a responsibility to address it.
In the wake of the violent shooting of a United States Representative, a federal judge, and multiple others, the opinion staff examines previous vitriolic statements from prominent politicians and members of the media.
Week after week, I felt the contestants’ struggles, rejoiced in their triumphs and by Dec. 19, after the season finale, I even had the nasty idea of applying to be on the show myself.
The IU men's basketball team looks to snap a five-game losing streak in Evanston, Ill., when it takes on the Northwestern Wildcats in a 7 p.m. tipoff. Follow the action live by clicking here.
Women's recruitment continued during the weekend with the second day of 14 Party on Friday, 8 Party on Saturday and 3 Party today. Bids will be announced Monday and all students still in the process will find out what sorority, if any, they have a bid to.
The Player’s Pub continues its Bloomington Songwriter Showcase at 8 p.m. Monday for songwriters and music-lovers alike.
A confrontation between two I-65 drivers at approximately 1:45 a.m. today ended in an attempted shooting and an arrest by the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department. Charles Kidson, 26, of Indianapolis was driving northbound on I-65 this morning behind Antonio Diaz, 35, of Indianapolis.
During new-student orientation last fall, incoming freshmen were given academic calendars that indicated the 2011 spring semester would begin on Tuesday, Jan. 11. Classes actually begin this Monday, Jan. 10.
Across the country, Joe Taft finds cats with broken paws, rotten teeth and frostbitten ears: a tiger afraid to leave her 5 by 5 cage, a lion crumpled in a backyard shed, a cougar discarded in an Indiana snow storm. Saving big cats has been his mission for decades.
The IU men’s basketball team (9-7, 0-3) is mired in a five-game losing streak, and following a loss at Minnesota on Tuesday, a nine-game road losing streak extending to last year. The Hoosiers have a chance to snap both streaks at Northwestern (9-4, 0-3) in a 7 p.m. tipoff Sunday on the Big Ten Network.
Due to an electrical short, the sprinkler system in the Indiana Memorial Union was tripped, sending water pouring into Starbucks, down through the Commons and into Dunn Meadow Cafe.
The screams of sorority girls will soon be heard as the three month process of recruitment comes to an end Monday. The girls who decide to rush, though, do not go through it alone.
Registration for the sixth-annual IU Mini Marathon is now open. The half-marathon race will take place April 2.
For seniors Ben Greenberg and Rui Xia, 2011 not only means the takeoff of the new decade, but also a step forward for their online bookselling business, TextYard.com.
Men's tennis heads down to Florida to start off the new year.
Swimming resurfaces their Big Ten rivalry with Michigan.
The track and field team kicks off their season hosting the Indiana Open on Saturday.
Women's basketball plays host to rival Purdue on Sunday in a battle for the Barn Burner Trophy.
The IU women's basketball team will play host to rival Purdue for the Barn Burner Trophy.
Ivano Toscani of the Anchor Bar in Buffalo, N.Y. gained celebrity status as the head chef of the establishment that invented the staple for every college student and sports fan — the Buffalo wing. Although the Anchor Bar is more than 500 miles from IU, Bloomington also has a respectable wing selection from which to choose.