Planning, shooting, and living
When the semester began, I had all kinds of plans. What matters more, though, are the plans I didn’t make.
When the semester began, I had all kinds of plans. What matters more, though, are the plans I didn’t make.
I definitely don’t have my proverbial shit together, so I have no right to lecture you on how to live. But I will share the most significant lessons I’ve learned, in chronological order, in case you want to compare notes.
We live in a dark world, and it can be really hard to deal with at times, but sometimes even infinitesimal good news can make things right.
An August proposal to the Board of Trustees concerning the merger of communication units at IU is almost certain now that the Memorandum of Understanding between the College of Arts and Sciences and the School of Journalism is nearly complete.
Despite her land-locked position, IU senior Sabena Siddiqui has dedicated her studies and her life to marine mammals and the effects of captivity.
IU instructors and students may soon have more access to customized textbooks from IU Press with a new partnership between the Bloomington publisher and AcademicPub.
IU President Michael McRobbie called dedicating IU’s new supercomputer a “truly historic occasion.”
One hundred and sixty-eight members of the greek community volunteered for a total of 504 hours Friday and Saturday at five non-profit organizations for the Greek Weekend of Service.
No. 17 IU defeated Michigan (22-20, 8-7) in extra innings 3-2 Sunday at Bart Kaufman Field.
FRENCH LICK, Ind. — After a strong start to the Big Ten Men’s Golf Championship, the IU men’s golf team faltered on the weekend and finished in a tie for fourth place this weekend.
The (18-4) IU men’s tennis team started the Big Ten Conference tournament this weekend.
The IU rowing team finished third in the fifth-annual Dale England Cup on Saturday at Lake Lemon in Bloomington for its final regular season regatta.
In a three-game series with Wisconsin (39-8, 15-5), IU (19-31, 3-16) was outscored by a combined 20-3 margin and was swept for a third consecutive series.
The atmosphere was charged this weekend at Franklin Field as 48,025 track and field fans cheered at the Penn Relays. IU track and field sent several athletes to Philadelphia to participate in the 118-year-old event.
The IU women’s golf team fired a round of 303 for the second consecutive day to finish the final day of the Big Ten Tournament in fifth place.
The IU women’s tennis team was eliminated in the quarterfinals of the Big Ten Tournament for the fifth consecutive year.
The state budget proposal passed late last week. Read here for some highlights of the budget.
House Bill 1006, which proposes to expand the state's felony classification system, will move to the governor's desk now after its passage in the General Assembly Friday.
A group of IU students created a proposal to help the city decide how to fix the housing problem posed with the lack of homeless shelter this summer.
The Bloomington planning department is facilitating a workshop to gather public opinions on ImagineBloomington, the scheduled update the Growth Policies Plan.