LETTER: An open letter to the Jacobs School of Music and Indiana University
Feb 3, 2022 4:17 pmCurrent and former Jacobs students share concerns regarding Chris Parker and safety of students.
Current and former Jacobs students share concerns regarding Chris Parker and safety of students.
The Indiana Daily Student will continue to update regarding ‘Dissonance in Due Process.’
Renovation plans for the old hospital are great, but they fail to consider student's budgets.
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From micro-trends to transition lenses, there’s a lot to hate with today’s fashion.
Soldiers don't fight for freedom, they fight for capital.
College is not going to be the best years of everyone’s life.
All students should be able to make the most of their college experience.
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Students think the bars are the craziest place to hang out but they aren't.
We are surrounded by competition with everything, causing students to intrinsically seek validation.
Being overly cautious and anxious about COVID-19 hinders students’ time at IU.
The United States isn’t only undemocratic — it’s anti-democratic.
The film provides interesting commentary on climate change and the United States’ future.
An infographic doesn’t do social movements the justice they need.
One athlete’s struggle with medical retirement became a lesson in perseverance.
The pandemic proved courses could be completed and meet students' needs online.
With so much death happening around us recently, it's more important now than ever to grieve.
I’m trying to find some optimism in pessimistic times.
We’re all trying our best, but our future with COVID-19 remains uncertain.
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