'It’s a constant worry for me:' Phi Kappa Tau voices concerns on IU's recommendation to close due to COVID-19
Sep 3, 2020 8:47 pmThe fraternity’s leadership said the decision could have serious implications for students.
The fraternity’s leadership said the decision could have serious implications for students.
Mitigation testing showed a 20% positivity rate among greek residents Monday.
Services include individual counseling, group sessions and free workshops.
IU hosted a Q&A session on greek life in the pandemic Tuesday.
The renovation is expected to be completed by the spring 2021 semester.
Vaping and vape sharing can be unsafe in the pandemic.
IU has awarded 29 degrees posthumously across all campuses since 2015.
IU and Bloomington are grappling with how to hold partiers accountable.
Eleven more houses were added to the list Wednesday.
All houses are directed to suspend in-person activities.
Three IU undergraduates discuss their hopes and worries for fall semester.
Zoombombers said racist slurs and mocked George Floyd.
Executive Director of IU Dining answered questions through a Zoom webinar Wednesday.
An IU spokesperson said the coinciding outages were an unfortunate coincidence.
Many student organizations will participate in a virtual Student Involvement Fair.
The new remote pickup and delivery options encourage social distancing among students.
Communication barriers hinder the deaf community's access to education.
The university facilitated move in with movers and staggered dates, but questions remain.
About 50 people gathered in Dunn Meadow for the protest.
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