#MeToo Summit explores prevention and action
Students brainstormed ways to improve how the University handles sexual misconduct.
Students brainstormed ways to improve how the University handles sexual misconduct.
Participants drenched each other in glow-in-the-dark paint for the race.
The tree was removed this week after years of declining health.
Students and professionals discussed how to combat stigmas surrounding mental health.
Puppies made a midweek appearance for fundraiser at Dunn Meadow.
Campus lore alleges the Dunn family mandated the tree be protected.
The new club is bringing people together to discuss popular and unpopular ideas about society and the world.
Managers explain how they consider students' availability during their scheduling processes.
LuddyFest events range from virtual reality presentations to art installations to talks from notable technology innovators.
An upcoming interactive squirrel map features over 50 IU squirrels and their features, territories and personalities.
Students led the vigil in Dunn Meadow to commemorate victims and take action against genocide.
CrimsonCards provide greater security and efficiency.
Both projects are meant to beautify and improve without making radical changes.
Some took to social media Tuesday with a counter-campaign called “Love a Muslim Day.”
Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage month celebrates AAPI achievements and history.
Kelley School of Business students plan to raise money for a nonprofit aviation academy.
Indiana Canine Assistant Network at IU is training service dogs.
Charles Ryu is one of 275 North Korean defectors living in the United States.
The fliers have not been located on IU’s campus.
A new forum allows students to give feedback on residential life.