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IU Culture of Care teams up with state leaders to spread awareness of Lifeline Law

By Christine Fernando · Thursday, Oct. 19,2017 12:54 a.m.

They said it could reduce alcohol-related deaths on campuses.

D.J. Demers performs Oct. 10 in the Whittenberger Auditorium. Demers performed his stand-up comedy set at no cost to the listeners. Demers' comedy centers on his observations and experiences while living with and without his hearing aids.

Modern technology helps students with hearing loss accommodate in the classroom

By Christine Stephenson · Thursday, Oct. 19,2017 12:51 a.m.

Students with hearing loss use technology in addition to hearing aids.

6 common types of roommates

By Maddie Lucia · Tuesday, Oct. 17,2017 11:55 p.m.

From the good to the ugly, we list six of the most common types of roommate you will run into during your college career.

Despite having a small work space, freshman Brooklynn Weisenbach makes the most of it and decorates with photos and Christmas lights. "I only study in my dorm," Weisenbach said. "It's easy for me to differentiate schoolwork and relaxing time even when working in my room."

Cool Room Contest judges explain how to effectively decorate

By Mariah Lee · Tuesday, Oct. 17,2017 11:52 p.m.

Most judges agree originality is key to a cool room.

Sombreros sit on shelves along with other hats for Halloween at Campus Costume.

Leave the sombreros and headdresses out this Halloween

By Caroline Anders · Tuesday, Oct. 17,2017 11:33 p.m.

Representatives from cultural centers identify some costumes to be wary of this Halloween.

Bloomington Faculty Council focuses on budgets and research in recent meeting

By Rebecca Ellis · Tuesday, Oct. 17,2017 11:32 p.m.

The Budgetary Auxiliary Committee and campus research initiative reports focus on areas in Bicentennial Strategic Plan.

Hong Lei, the consul general of the People's Republic of China in Chicago, gives a speech on China's recent advances and the relationship between China and the United States on Monday afternoon in the IU Auditorium. Lei spent the day on IU's campus meeting with students and faculty.

Chinese Consul advocates for a strong relationship between United States, China

By Libby Grossman · Tuesday, Oct. 17,2017 12:19 a.m.

Students and faculty to ask Consul General Hong Lei questions.

Tanya Saxena performs her first of three dances in the Global and International Studies Building on Tuesday. The style of dance is traditional Indian Bharatnatyam.

Traditional Indian dancer comes to IU

By Emily Eckelbarger · Monday, Oct. 16,2017 8:01 p.m.

IU employees Herb Jones and April Purlee roll on the ground as part of the Office of Insurance, Loss Control & Claims' organized attempt to break the current world record of 1,719 people simultaneously stop, drop and rolling. The Guinness World Records requires participants roll on the ground for 30 seconds in order for the attempt to count.

World record attempt draws 200 of 3000 people wanted

By Christine Stephenson · Monday, Oct. 16,2017 2 a.m.

IU fell short of its goal for promoting fire safety.

Elosia plays with her grandmother Rochelle Martin’s necklace during the Hispanic Heritage Day Celebration on Sunday afternoon in the Monroe County Public Library.

Bloomington celebrates the end of Hispanic Heritage Month

By Jaden Amos · Monday, Oct. 16,2017 12:40 a.m.

Monroe County Public Library organizes annual cultural celebration.

Tomas Gregg, a volunteer who has worked with the Bloomington Creative Glass Center for seven years, demonstrates how a crackle effect is achieved on some of the pumpkins at the Great Glass Pumpkin Patch on Saturday morning on the Monroe County Courthouse lawn. The crackle effect uses two layers of glass to create the two-tone effect.

Eighth Annual Great Glass Pumpkin Patch brings fall spirit to Kirkwood Avenue

By Peter Talbot · Monday, Oct. 16,2017 12:26 a.m.

The Bloomington Creative Glass Center drew hundreds to view and buy its pumpkins.

Freshman Elizabeth Ketzner and her father, Brian Ketzner, laugh while listening to a recording of Elizabeth's grandfather in Wells Library on Oct. 3. Because her grandfather died when Elizabeth was a baby, she had no memory of what he sounded like.

Hearing home

By Lydia Gerike · Monday, Oct. 16,2017 12:24 a.m.

Freshman Elizabeth Ketzner waited 18 years to hear her grandfather's voice.

Indiana Teacher of the Year to conduct seminar at IU

By Rebecca Ellis · Friday, Oct. 13,2017 8:04 a.m.

Jitka Nelson will to talk about her position and teaching English-learners.

Purple Wintercreeper laces the ground in Dunn Woods. Purple Wintercreeper is an invasive species that can choke out native plant species.

Urban Woodlands handpick invasive plants from Dunn Woods

By Christine Fernando · Thursday, Oct. 12,2017 10:19 p.m.

If you value the butterflies, songbirds and animals that call Indiana home, then care about native plants.

Log Rolling Club teaches birling at the SRSC pool

By Peter Talbot · Thursday, Oct. 12,2017 4:28 p.m.

Log Rolling Club teaches first-timers to log roll at the SRSC pool.

Lee Hamilton, former congressman and current IU professor of practice, answers a question at a panel discussion Wednesday evening in the Whittenberger Auditorium. The panel was an open dialogue about the changing climate in today's divisive political landscape and consisted of NOVA producers Paula Apsell and Doug Hamilton, as well as IU faculty members Ella Ketterson and Lee Hamilton.

Panel lays out the facts of climate change in a difficult political environment

By Libby Grossman · Wednesday, Oct. 11,2017 11:48 p.m.

Panel offers advice on how to talk about climate change.

College Democrats celebrate National Coming Out Day by discussing how to be better activists

By Christine Fernando · Wednesday, Oct. 11,2017 11:47 p.m.

A social work intern spoke about LGBT activism in schools.

Members of CRU, a faith-based organization at IU, clean up a house in Houston during their mission trip to the hurricane-devastated city. The group of 85 went down in vans last Thursday night to arrive Friday morning.

IU Cru volunteers its time to Hurricane Harvey victims in Houston

By Katelyn Haas · Wednesday, Oct. 11,2017 11:47 p.m.

The faith-based organization Cru drove down during Fall Break.

Members of the fraternity Sigma Nu gather on the front porch of their house on North Jordan Avenue on Wednesday afternoon. The Beta Eta chapter of Sigma Nu was suspended from the IU campus by its national leadership due to alleged hazing and alcohol related violations.

Sigma Nu suspended over hazing, alcohol violations

By Jaden Amos · Wednesday, Oct. 11,2017 11:46 p.m.

Sigma Nu is the fourth IU chapter suspended this year.

Richard Seraphinoff, professor of music in the Jacobs School of Music, sits at the workbench in his workshop where he makes period-accurate reproductions of horns from the 18th and 19th centuries. Seraphinoff spends 80-100 hours making a single horn for customers from all over the world.

Jacobs professor to be featured on PBS show

By Libby Grossman · Wednesday, Oct. 11,2017 6:07 p.m.

Music professor makes period horns at his workshop off campus.

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