Police respond, arrest protesters at Kelley School of Business
At least five people were arrested Tuesday after IU Police broke up a protest taking place at the Kelley School of Business in solidarity with Occupy IU and Occupy Bloomington
At least five people were arrested Tuesday after IU Police broke up a protest taking place at the Kelley School of Business in solidarity with Occupy IU and Occupy Bloomington
Face it, privacy on the Internet doesn’t exist. While there is no shortage of people willing to complain about this consequence of the digital revolution, there exists a minority of us who recognize it for some of its benefits.
There is something beautiful in dissent.
In Washington D.C., no one is taking ownership of our problems.
Beyond the tapping of laptop keys and the slight rustling of textbook pages, the East Lounge of the Indiana Memorial Union was peaceful on a recent Tuesday morning.
One of those was Indiana Coach Kevin Wilson. After a 1-11 season, Wilson is no longer the rookie, nor is he one of the newest faces to the conference.
IU has never been more internationally recognized, according to a recent report from more than 1,200 U.S. universities.
I’ve compiled a gift guide for people who never are touched by the Christmas spirit. I beseech you, dear reader, to find a place in your heart to give to these poor people.
Statistically, the scales were reversed on offense in 2011. While IU’s leading passer, rusher and receiver were all juniors or seniors in 2010, the leading passer, rusher and receiver were underclassmen in 2011.
Before this IU basketball season began, everyone had their own expectations of the team and its players. Here is one disappointment and one pleasant surprise so far:
Students at IU can now capitalize from the sale of their class notes and study guides through the use of an online service, notehall.com.
The Center on Education and Lifelong Learning at IU has designed a teacher evaluation model to assist Indiana public schools comply with a state education reform law that took effect in July.
Women’s recruitment for the greek system kicks off this weekend with 20 Party, an event in which the women rushing get to know all of the chapters on campus. Laura Walker, the vice president of recruitment for Panhellenic, said this can be a stressful time for women going through the process. She offered a breakdown of what women need to know if they’re about to rush, or even if they just have friends about to enter the process
The Mathers Museum of World Cultures is currently displaying an exhibit by former IU student Erika Brown titled “Blended Harmonies: Music and Religion in Nepal.”
The Latin American Popular Music Ensemble is redefining the perception of music within its genre. The group will perform at 8 p.m. Wednesday at Auer Hall within the Jacobs School of Music.The concert will feature members of El Taller and will be the official release event for the ensemble’s latest CD, “Paisaje Urbano.”
“The Photographs of Len Prince,” an exhibition of Prince’s work, is on display until Dec. 21 at the Kinsey Institute for Research in Sex, Gender and Reproduction.
Police are searching for a suspect who reportedly stole a credit card from an 86-year-old woman at Meadowood Retirement Community on Nov. 10, said Bloomington Police Sgt. Jeff Canada.
It seems every year there is a story dedicated to why leggings shouldn’t be worn as pants. While I agree with this sentiment, I can’t help but feel like the other side isn’t represented.
Really Cool Foods, a company whose opening in Cambridge, Ind., was celebrated by Indiana Gov. Mitch Daniels in 2008, has closed.
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services denied Indiana’s application for a waiver for parts of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, commonly referred to as “Obamacare.”