Residential Programs and Services has contracted the developers of RoomSync for a new application on Facebook that students use to find roommates.
The IU School of Public Health has added a new appendix to its school.
The baseball team practiced on Bart Kaufman Field for the first time Monday.
IU-Purdue University Indianapolis students are being advised to seek shelter after a man was spotted with a gun at Barnhill Drive and Vermont Street on the campus.
While condoms are just waiting in the convenience store down the street, as the specter of Obamacare distributes birth control pills to any woman who will take them, when there are gels, foams, shots and implants that can help prevent pregnancy, almost half of all pregnancies are accidents.
Stories of reversed video game gender stereotypes have drawn attention from gamers and non-gamers alike, due to the altering of several franchises that have largely been set in stone since their creation.
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I found Alex Carlisle’s most recent column on gender studies, in which he discussed the uselessness of queer theory, to be a breathtakingly misinformed and dismissive rant, devoid of critical thinking.
Under construction since last fall, Alumni Hall is in the final stage of renovation that will refurbish the original.
Renowned cellist Yo-Yo Ma and members of The Silk Road Ensemble took to the stage at the IU Auditorium Monday night.
The opening band Thee Open Sex played to a large crowd at The Bishop Bar, setting the tone for main act Jacco Gardner and second opener The Mallard.
Columnist gives advice about friends and addictions.
Two were killed and three injured in a plane crash in South Bend Sunday.
The national auto insurer announced it would open a new customer service center in Carmel, Ind. bringing 1,200 new jobs to the region.
The Monroe County Board of Commissioners named its newest administrator Monday.
An Internet outage in Herman B Wells Library, Ernie Pyle Hall and Brown Hall of Collins Living-Learning Center around 10 p.m. Sunday was caused by a knocked out electrical circuit.
U.S. News and World Report released their annual Best Graduate School rankings and gave high marks to IU programs in education, business, law and medicine.
The work of two student playwrights will come alive at the Wells-Metz Theatre this weekend as part of the Department of Theatre and Drama’s regular season.
With NFL scouts watching, former IU football players took the field at Mellencamp Pavilion on Monday morning for IU’s pro day.
The high is an expected 41 degrees with windy conditions when No. 24 IU (13-3) plays Miami of Ohio (7-8).
