The IUS Civil Liberties Union hosted an open forum to discuss civil liberties, law enforcement and the Obama administration. With more than 50 attendees, speakers included Greg Belzley, attorney,...

This year, the event featured music from several different student music groups and boasted free food, a blow-up obstacle course and a photo booth where students could have their picture taken with...

Religion as it relates to science was the topic of a discussion forum hosted in the Hoosier Room on April 14. The discussion featured four panelists from different religions representing Buddhism, atheism,...

An award-winning cellist played at IU Southeast in the Recital Hall of the Ogle Center on April 1. Davin Lee, native of Korea and IU Bloomington student, played three compositions along...

Set in a quaint, out-dated apartment, “The Drowsy Chaperone” allowed audience members to be swept along in a swinging, Broadway adventure. This play, starring Jim Hesselman, assistant professor...

The search for cheaper textbooks has been made easier for students through MyEdu. The service now offers a free, price-comparing search engine. Based on the student’s class schedule, the search...

When working with children, it can be hard to predict what will happen throughout the day. There could be laughing, tears, smiling and pouting. Those in the program offered by the Children’s Center...

      Every college student puts a lot of thought into what they will major in and how they will use that degree later in life. For former IUS students and identical twin...

IUS students were able to shoot hoops to score a $250 scholarship in McCullough Plaza on March 17. The event was hosted by the Alumni Association in honor of March Madness. “It’s so we can...

For one day a year, people who live all across the United States and some parts of the world are encouraged to indulge in Marti Gras with food and drink while collecting multitudes of beaded necklaces...

On most days in the Physical Sciences Building, professors may be heard instructing their students. However, on one Friday of each month, the sound of rumbling sewing machines can be heard from the building’s...

Political science professors met to talk about the digital age and technology’s impact in political processes. Tom Kotulak, associate professor of political science and pre-law adviser, said the right...