WE SAY: If you’re ready to send some creep a picture of your bare chest decked out in school spirit, you deserve to be “Internet famous.”
Sociologists at the City University of New York just released a study that examined the anatomy of the Occupy Wall Street movement — and it’s not what we saw on the news.
I’m of the school of thought that you can never be too prepared, so I think drills of every kind should be held across the nation. But some schools’ methods have me jumping off the bandwagon.
WE SAY: IU students should be able to vote here
Why should IU students care about a Supreme Court case involving some farmer and his seed supplier?
Companies with central Indiana ties were recently placed on the list of 150 top workplaces by Workplace Dynamics. Workplace Dynamics, which conducts employee surveys, polled more than 1 million employees from 872 companies.
Since Friday, IU Theatre’s “Intimate Apparel” has transformed the Wells-Metz Theatre in the Neal-Marshall Black Culture Center into early-1900s Lower Manhattan.
Cases illustrate an inefficiency in current law of defining synthetic drug uses.
Nicholas Mariscal recently won the opportunity to record a CD produced by the Latin American Music Center, as well as a full concert at the competition winner’s recital Feb. 28 in Auer Hall in the Simon Music Center.
Health fairs and outreach projects are just a few examples of how a Bloomington minority commission is striving to make a difference in the community.
Formed in 1997, the Chicago-based DSO has been praised by Rolling Stone for having a “fanatical attention to detail.”
Students have become familiar with the construction sites lining 10th and Third streets, as well as Fee Lane.
Four players who once suited up for IU since Tom Crean came to town are now playing elsewhere, while another four are one-time IU commits who never hit Branch McCracken Court in cream and crimson. So what has become of this group of one-time and almost-Hoosiers?
Yet again, the San Antonio Spurs are at the top of the Western Conference, and the NBA, with a 38-11 record and an astonishing 22-2 record at home. But no matter where you look, they aren’t being talked about as a title contender.
IU will have to adjust to the role of the hunted this season, as the Hoosiers are favorites to win the Big Ten in 2013.
An IU club is helping students interested in video game design create games and collaborate with other passionate students.
The Internal Revenue Service VITA program provides free tax assistance to low-income, elderly, disabled or limited-English-speaking Bloomington taxpayers.
Alpha Tau Omega and Acacia were both recognized on a list of The 30 Best Frat Houses in the United States published by BroBible.com on Jan. 21.
Despite the University’s sexual assault outreach and prevention programs, IU students don’t seem to engage in victim blaming much less than the general population.
CLEAR is a new student organization dedicated to providing active events for students as an alternative to partying with drugs and alcohol.
