Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity is under review by the Student Organizations Ethics Board, after members presented to the board Monday.
There are no days off in the Big Ten. Thus far, the Hoosiers have posted a 3-4 Big Ten record, which has included just two games – both losses – against two of the league’s top five teams. Before IU can turn its focus to the other road trips and all the matchups versus ranked foes, the Hoosiers have been dealt the typically difficult task of playing on Illinois’ home court.
Three seems to be Wisconsin’s magic number. The Badgers are ranked third in a competitive Big Ten race, and they beat IU at Assembly Hall for only the third time ever. But it was not the 3-point game that led the Badgers to victory, rather their staunch defense.
Following her team’s 55-47 loss to Wisconsin on Thursday, IU women’s basketball coach Felisha Legette-Jack said there is still much to learn.
Fifteen of the brightest women on campus gathered for a private dinner with IU First Lady Laurie Burns McRobbie and leaders from the Office for Women’s Affairs on Thursday to discuss issues of empowerment as well as women’s issues.
When the Btown ticket took over IU Student Association last year, its platform consisted of “five B’s,” one of which was a proposed cross-campus bike rental program for students. Now the administration is more than halfway through its term, and the bike rental program is progressing well, senior Ben Schulte said.
Mike Posner, 21, a December grad of Duke University performs at Jake’s Nightclub on Friday. His fans have eagerly anticipated the concert since early December when a Facebook group, entitled “Mike Posner @ Indiana University,” was created. It has more than 1,500 fans.
Bloomington residents can indulge in chocolate while giving back to the local community every single day for a week straight.
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The sixth annual Art of Chocolate exhibit will feature live chocolate art from 5:30 to 8 p.m. Sunday at the IU Art Museum. This year local Collaborative Artist Joe LaMantia will be creating a masterpiece by painting chocolate onto a canvas. Tickets are $45 and all proceeds benefit OPTIONS, a Bloomington non-profit that provides services to people with disabilities.
The PRIDE Film Festival, Bloomington’s premier Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Queer film festival, began its 2010 run yesterday with a meet-and-greet party at Farm.
In the back room of Bear’s Place, Comedy Caravan has made Bloomington residents and IU students laugh for 27 years.
IUPD officers respond to a variety of calls in the residence halls, including the smell of marijuana escaping through dorm room doors.
Giving Back to Africa Student Association has partnered with the nonprofit group Cell Phones for Cancer in an effort to recycle cell phones to raise funding for both organizations.
The 13th Annual Competition in the Performance of Music from Spain and Latin America will take place 4 p.m. Sunday at Auer Hall and is free and open to the public.
The lane leading to the bar, roughly 15 yards away, is a runway. And Derek Drouin is ready to fly.
Charges have been filed against an imam accusing him of threatening a woman who refused to wear an Islamic headscarf or abide by certain Islamic customs, prosecutors said Thursday.
There’s a new option for anyone who’s interested in sailing and seafaring adventures, but doesn’t possess maritime skills. Texas native Robert Patrick, along with co-founder Marco Grasso, a seasoned sailor from Italy, have created a Web site to help users create their dream trips.
