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American Studies students listen in as guest lecturer Abdul K. Baram dives into the topic of Islamophobia and cultural racism during the "Islamophobia: Myth or Reality" presentation Monday afternoon in the Fine Arts building. Baram's lecture is a piece of Bloomington Against Islamophobia; a week-long event combating myth of the Islamic threat due to differences in cultural views.

Professors open doors against Islamophobia

By Emily Miles · Monday, Oct. 31,2016 7:20 p.m.

Until Thursday, anyone can attend classes focusing on Islam and Islamophobia.

Chinese Mormon missionary struggles with language barrier

By Nyssa Kruse · Monday, Oct. 31,2016 7:19 p.m.

Kefei Yu came 7000 miles from Tianjin, China to be a missionary.

Student-run cafe serves cheap drinks and snacks

By Mary Claghorn · Monday, Oct. 31,2016 7:01 p.m.

Cafe on campus is run by students and serves cheap drinks and snacks.

IU students show there support for IPFW in front of the Sample Gates.

Students protest IPFW women's studies program closure

By Sarah Verschoor · Monday, Oct. 31,2016 3:02 p.m.

IU students protest women's studies program shutdown at IPFW.

Sociology professors seek to end mental health stigma

By Hussain Ather · Sunday, Oct. 30,2016 7:37 p.m.

Mental illness is more than just a matter of mind - it's a culture that should be accepting.

Students bike on campus regardless of risks

By Christina Winfrey · Thursday, Oct. 27,2016 9:23 p.m.

Students ride bikes across campus despite parking issues and the chance of accidents.

Panhellenic Association to build a school in Nicaragua

By Regina Mack · Thursday, Oct. 27,2016 12:25 a.m.

The greek council has raised $21,000 for the project so far and plans to reach $40,000 by January 15.

Scientists need to educate the public on GMOs, says chemistry professor

By Hussain Ather · Wednesday, Oct. 26,2016 9:45 p.m.

We've been genetically modifying the food we eat for centuries.

IU Food Project introduces new food certificate

By Leanne Mroz · Wednesday, Oct. 26,2016 6:51 p.m.

IU Food Project introduced a Certificate in Food Studies, which began fall 2016.

Panelists to discuss Islamophobia tonight

By Emily Miles · Wednesday, Oct. 26,2016 6:46 p.m.

Bloomington Against Islamophobia has gathered experts to speak about the roots and repercussions.

Humid summer leaves Teter Quad with mold problem

By Christina Winfrey · Tuesday, Oct. 25,2016 8:33 p.m.

Mold problems in Teter Residence Hall are currently being resolved.

Globally recognized professor gives 17th Holland Memorial Lecture

By Bailey Cline · Monday, Oct. 24,2016 7:51 p.m.

Eva Nogales discussed her research with students on Monday.

Panel discussion explores African American music and beauty

By Sarah Verschoor · Monday, Oct. 24,2016 7:48 p.m.

Two IU professors and guest scholar offer perspectives on music and beauty.

Tumi Inc. founder Charlie Clifford stresses the importance of admitting failure in order to produce an improved product during the College Luminaries Program Monday afternoon in the Maple Room. The panel consisted of IU alumni who have reached veteran status in their fields offering free career advice to current students.

Luminaries panel discussion provides career advice

By Kate McNeal · Monday, Oct. 24,2016 7:30 p.m.

The panel aimed to give career advice to students in the College of Arts and Sciences.

IU physicist shares story behind Nobel Prize research

By Hussain Ather · Sunday, Oct. 23,2016 6:22 p.m.

Unexpected results can lead to the most influential scientific research.

New mentoring program open to undergraduates

By Sarah Verschoor · Sunday, Oct. 23,2016 12:32 p.m.

The program is focused on helping students graduate on time.

New sports business club aims to prepare students for competitive industry

By Christine Fernando · Thursday, Oct. 20,2016 4:36 p.m.

New sports business club bridges business and passion.

Women in philosophy speak out against sexism

By Hussain Ather · Thursday, Oct. 20,2016 4:33 p.m.

Philosophy's gender imbalance is complicated, professors say.

The bisulfate dimer as seen from the top down (upper image) and side (lower image). The two negatively charged molecules are connected by weak bonds made possible through encapsulation inside a pair of a star-shaped cyanostar macrocycles (blue), a molecule previously developed by Flood’s lab at IU.

Chemical supramolecule reshapes scientific theory, could fight nuclear waste

By Hussain Ather · Thursday, Oct. 20,2016 2:10 p.m.

A chemical supramolecule might help fight environmental pollution.

Professor discusses anti-irrationalism in Poland

By Bailey Cline · Wednesday, Oct. 19,2016 9:21 p.m.

The Polish Studies Center hosted Professor Konrad Werner's philosophy discussion.

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