Secular Alliance plays preacher bingo with Brother Jed
The Secular Alliance at IU set up a table between Woodburn and Ballantine halls Wednesday with a sign that said, “Free Thought Day!”
The Secular Alliance at IU set up a table between Woodburn and Ballantine halls Wednesday with a sign that said, “Free Thought Day!”
Charlie, a start-up company cofounded by IU alumnus Aaron Frazin, runs a mobile application that provides information about interviewers and clients five minutes before a meeting begins.
This weekend, the IU men's and women's cross country teams will split up, spending runners to both the adidas Invitational and the Pre-Nationals Friday and Saturday, respectively.
Students from the Trockman Microfinance Initiative planned to go Wednesday night having eaten only $2 worth of food, not showering and sleeping in public areas, being essentially homeless for 24 hours. This is the Two Dollar Challenge.
After having a weekend off, the IU women's tennis team will travel to Georgia for the Bulldog Classic against Georgia, Virginia and Utah.
The IU women's soccer team hopes to improve on a 1-5 conference record this weekend with two Big Ten matches against Purdue and Michigan State.
In the Hoosiers' second home tournament of the season, the IU women's golf team hopes to continue to build momentum as they inch closer to the final match of their fall season.
IU Coach Amy Robertson said she hopes her players can build off their recent success and compete during the team's first back-to-back series of the season
The IU volleyball team faces a tough battle this weekend against two top 25 conference opponents - Penn State and Ohio State.
IDS football columnist gives his predictions for IU's game Saturday against the Ohio State Buckeyes.
Austin, Texas-based band Balmorhea will return at 8:30 p.m. Friday to the Bishop.
Kataoka Ichiro, a benchi still performing today, will participate in a moderated discussion at 3 p.m. Thursday at IU Cinema as part of the Jorgensen Lecture Guest Filmmaker Series.
“Mr. Tuba,” a book written by Harvey Phillips, a famous tuba player, was published by IU Press.
Horror-lite for the young at heart.
Death Grips' "NO LOVE DEEP WEB" earns its all-caps title, and then some.
Rachael Stuart helps you liven up your conventional burger sides.
Matt & Kim's latest is fun, but not much more.
Max McCombs encourages you to experiment till you cook up the perfect burger.
R&B and funk newcomer Miguel stands out in as a gem in a genre that's lost its path.
Laugh along to "Pitch Perfect."