Locals rally in support of marriage equality
FairTalk, a grassroots activist group based in Bloomington, organized the rally. It joined the “Light the Way for Justice” campaign.
FairTalk, a grassroots activist group based in Bloomington, organized the rally. It joined the “Light the Way for Justice” campaign.
As Sandra Fluke stood in front of students and faculty, she said she wanted to make one thing clear: the term “pro-choice” is outdated.
Christel Schmidt, who has been awarded two fellowships from the National Endowment of the Humanities, will speak about iconic silent film actress Mary Pickford at 3 p.m. Thursday at the IU Cinema.
The IU Diversity Coalition called a “rally planning meeting” in the Neal Marshall Black Culture Center Tuesday evening to plan a rally to emphasize and publicize diversity.
Started in February by local folk-bluegrass duo Wildflower Union, the open-mic nights are at the bakery at 8 p.m. every Tuesday
Odds are, your bracket is demolished thanks to Florida Gulf Coast, Harvard or Wichita State. Columnist Zach Stavis explains why you shouldn't be that surprised by the upsets in the NCAA Tournament.
The Hoosiers’ game at 4 p.m. today against the No. 15 University of Louisville Cardinals.
After weather cut last weekend’s meet short, the Indiana men’s and women’s track and field teams will compete again this week at the Texas Relays.
The IU women’s golf team finished in fifth place Tuesday at the Briar’s Creek Invitational in St. John’s, S.C.
IU women's basketball 2014 verbal commit Tyra Buss was named Illinois Ms. Basketball Tuesday.
Relativism, practiced with the intention to encourage an understanding of the foreign and hence promote peace, actually denies peace to man when it becomes tyrannical because it does not allow him to recognize God-given truths that connect all people.
IU junior Lindsay Vrooman has been named Big Ten Swimmer of the Year, the conference announced Tuesday.
Disability Services for Students at IU has organized various events for Disability Awareness Month to acknowledge those students and raise awareness about their disabilities.
Now, this is obviously a hypothetical question, but what if money were no object? Would my colleagues still take mid-level sales jobs at major corporations? Would my colleagues still push products in which they have minimal to zero actual interest?
Discouraging women from being alone in everyday situations perpetuates the idea that we’re helpless. We’re like toddlers, in constant need of adult supervision. We have been infantilized, our ability to act as agents compromised.
On April 2-3, the student body of IU will hire a new slate of executive representatives. Three teams want the job. We only have room for one. Hoosiers 4 Solutions and SPARC for IU are willing to do the job for free. YOUniversity wants a stipend. Currently, that stipend stands at $18,000 total.
Instructors in the college are reminded of a policy that prohibits the use of “faculty LISTSERVs and emails to promote organization around the proposed student strike.”
This service was the final time they would salute IU Police Department Chief Keith Cash. Friends and family from around the world gathered Monday.
Timmy Global Health IU Chapter returned late Tuesday from Guatemala, where 17 students went for spring break.
Connor Carrol is a saxophonist in Brent Wallarab’s IU Jazz Ensemble, which played at the Buskirk-Chumley Theater for the first time Monday.