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Thursday Rundown: Federal investigations of IU’s Title IX complaints cleared, Former student faces drug charges, group of men practice with IUWBB, IU Cinema to screen silent film

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Federal investigations of IU’s Title IX complaints have been cleared, but it’s not over yet

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As of last semester, five federal investigations into IU’s response to sexual misconduct reports were open. The University has entered an agreement with the Department of Education to study sexual assault response and make recommendations for change. Read more here.


Former IU student faces drug charges, which contributed to TKE IU chapter suspension

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The IU chapter of Tau Kappa Epsilon will be suspended until 2021. Matthieu Picard

IU’s Tau Kappa Epsilon chapter was suspended earlier this month. A former student and TKE member is now facing drug charges that contributed to the suspension. Read more here.


Band of brothers

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Senior Austin Halcomb passes the ball to a teammate while practicing with the women's basketball team Friday, Feb. 16. Halcomb, along with several other men, helped the women's team practice the day before senior day, when IU faced Nebraska for its last home game of the regular season. Ty Vinson

A group of 14 men put on black jerseys every week to help the IU women’s basketball team prepare for upcoming opponents. Read more here.


IU Cinema to screen silent film with live music 

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"Our Heavenly Bodies," a silent film originally released in 1925, will be shown 7 p.m. Thursday in the IU Cinema. The film was made by German director Hanns Walter Kornblum. Courtesy Photo

Science and art will collide tonight at IU Cinema for a screening of science-fiction flick “Our Heavenly Bodies” with live musical accompaniment. Read more here.

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