IU receives $1 million grant for Russian studies
Carnegie Corporation of New York donated the grant to create a Russian Studies Workshop.
Carnegie Corporation of New York donated the grant to create a Russian Studies Workshop.
Graduate students pay thousands more for credits outside their normal school.
Take Back the Night included a march and survivor speak out.
Finished renovations and the start of new updates change future housing options for students.
The Student Advocate's Office helps any student encountering issues impacting their life as a student.
Computers are still quite different from humans despite advances in artificial intelligence.
Almost a third of international students choose to study business.
The College of Arts and Sciences introduces Career Communities to their students.
First Nations Educational and Cultural Center united the community Wednesday through frybread.
Five students volunteered with food and shelter in camps on the reservation.
Members want to help prevent sexual assaults on campus while encouraging open dialogue about sexual assault issues.
Four Hoosiers recount their stories on National Coming Out Day.
IU dancers and professors unite for performance on Tuesday night.
The group will serve to strengthen communications between IU students and safety administrators.
From babies to grandmothers, people marched and shouted in support of Black Lives Matter.
Former French Minister of Justice gave a speech on the history and legacy of inequality.
Sweet Potato Club promotes fun, conversation and creativity through sweet potatoes.
International Observe the Moon Night at the Kirkwood Observatory makes astronomy more accessible.
IUB’s diversity enrollment set all-time highs this year, breaking the record for the number of minorities enrolled on the Bloomington campus.
Roger Cohen described the importance of social media, journalism and covering the general election.