Bloomington artists play, create music for Trayvon Martin
“Songs for Trayvon,” a recent Bloomington music project, takes a stand about the recent events surrounding the shooting of Trayvon Martin.
“Songs for Trayvon,” a recent Bloomington music project, takes a stand about the recent events surrounding the shooting of Trayvon Martin.
Tuesday marked the first day of IU Student Association elections. Movement for IUSA set up at three polling locations around campus to educate students about IUSA and encourage them to vote despite the absence of other competing tickets.
Shirts of all kinds, from colorful and funny to dark and somber, dot rooms of the Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgender Student Support Services Office. Senior Eric Gonzaba, outreach coordinator for the GLBT office, created an exhibit titled “Wearing History — An Exhibit on LGBT History Through T-shirts,” which features 16 shirts related to LGBT history from the past 30 years.
The Bloomington Faculty Council convened Tuesday to discuss student course evaluations, as well as promotion and tenure review.
The Grunwald Gallery in the Henry Radford Hope School of Fine Arts maintained a welcoming atmosphere for visitors to view masters and bachelors of fine arts students’ thesis projects.
What the Tallest Man On Earth might lack in height, he makes up for in talent. Kristian Matsson, the Tallest Man On Earth, is a folk singer, songwriter who is ironically short and incredibly Swedish.
“Moving Images,” a project partially funded by IU Arts Week Everywhere, challenged students in professor Elizabeth Shea’s course to create dance duets based on artwork in the IU Art Museum.
Campus MovieFest came to a close Monday with the screening of the top 16 films from the 92 submitted.
Junior Leslie Hureau’s recent success has not gone unnoticed.
Athletics in the history of IU have always been strong. They were always respectable, high-class programs for all sports.
Freshman first baseman Sam Travis won the Big Ten’s Player of the Week for the second consecutive time Tuesday thanks to his performance against the Iowa Hawkeyes.
Youth, and the decision for junior second baseman Micah Johnson to undergo surgery, has caused IU Coach Tracy Smith to shuffle his lineup. The Hoosiers lead the Big Ten in errors committed with 61. However, Smith said he played the lineup Saturday that gave his team the best chance to win. There was a small change in the lineup for Sunday’s game, as redshirt freshman Tim O’Conner replaced fellow redshirt freshman Will Nolden at right field.
The warm weather and mild winter this year might make for a rougher-than-usual allergy season this spring, according to weatherchannel.com and Barbara Moss, a health educator at the IU Health Center.
The City of Bloomington recognized nine individuals and one group Tuesday night for volunteering, during the annual Be More Awards at the Buskirk-Chumley Theater.
After Iowa’s 4-0 win on Saturday, IU Coach Tracy Smith said he played the defensive lineup that gave his team the best chance to win.
I will never forget the look on the face of the Swiss exchange student next to me in my high-school government class on the day our teacher told us about all of the advantages of being an American.
By far, kidneys are the most direly needed organ, with 91,373 candidates on the list, yet there will only be about 17,000 kidney transplants done this year.
Let's break this down. IUSA has the financial backing it needs, but the power of the student body lies elsewhere.
The 2012 IU Student Association Election in a nutshell.
Bloomington police are waiting for information on skeletal remains found on March 10 in Newton, Ill., in relation to the June 3, 2011, disappearance of IU student Lauren Spierer.