What to do when the dorms shut down
By IDS | Jan 24, 2014 12:00 amResidence halls often close during breaks, but there are plenty of options for what to do in that time.
Residence halls often close during breaks, but there are plenty of options for what to do in that time.
Pick up a copy of this year's 2012 Little 500 Guide, which includes a track guide, rider profiles and more.
Check out Our Week in Photos featuring work by Mike Mojonnier, a professional war photographer.
From football practice to the Philharmonic to a logging protest, check out all of the photos that made it into this week's paper, and watch for a post of the week's best photos on the Focus blog.
When you get sick of day after day of RPS food, try one of these options.
Sure, there’s a lot going on at the track come race day, but here are a few stories to watch out for from beyond the fence of Bill Armstrong Stadium
Since 2006, an assortment of Little 500 riders have worn stickers on their helmets to help senior informatics majors on a group project. This year’s group has made serious improvements, including recruiting more riders, and this year their data is hitting the Web.
Bill Armstrong was a baseball-playing, fund-raising, FBI-investigated Kentuckian who loved IU, its athletes and the Little 500.
In 2008, 228 students participated in a 21-day, Internet-based daily diary study to assess drinking and sexual behaviors during Little 500, as well as during the weeks before and after.
By Savant Peer Educators of the Office for Women’s Affairs offer ten ways to stay safe this weekend.
A statue of alumnus and World War II correspondent Ernie Pyle typing on his typewriter was installed in front of Franklin Hall on Oct. 9. The Media School, IU Bloomington's newest school combining telecommunications, journalism and communication and culture, will be inuagurated at Franklin Hall Friday.
Freshman Abe Shapiro does homework in the Helene G. Simon Hillel Center between classes.
Sophomore Jordan Schiff, surrounded by Jewish literature, studies in the Helene G. Simon Hillel Center on campus.
Freshman Abe Shapiro and sophomore Jordan Schiff complete homework and spend time together in the Helene G. Simon Hillel Center on campus.
Skylar Booth, Dylan Karnedy and Chris Neal, all members of Phi Kappa Tau, play video games that they brought to Kilroys on Kirkwood Monday afternoon. Many students bring games and other things to keep themselves entertained while participating in KOK's open to close.
Students pack into Kilroys on Kirkwood Monday afternoon for their open to close event. Students begin the day at KOK around 11 a.m. and attempt to stay until KOK closes at 3 a.m.
Students outside on the patio at Kilroys on Kirkwood enjoy thier day off from classes Monday afternoon. KOK is popular on Martin Luth King Jr. day because of their unoffical open to close event.
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