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IU Riding Club promotes cyclist safety

By Amanda Marino · Monday, April 21,2014 11:27 p.m.

Most people don’t know the feeling of riding on a motorcycle, but today is the second day the IU Riding Club will offer free rides to students.

Little 500 platform for IUSF scholarship fundraising

By IDS staff · Sunday, April 20,2014 11:56 p.m.

This coming weekend is also an important one for fundraising for student scholarships at IU. This year’s theme is “Helping Students Reach the Finish Line.”

IU research shows Google Glass transforms health care

By IDS staff · Sunday, April 20,2014 10:24 p.m.

Google Glass, a wearable technology that works similarly to any smartphone, may be revolutionizing health care.

IU Scientists use “I Spy” to show the importance of language for children

By IDS staff · Sunday, April 20,2014 10:20 p.m.

Catarina Vales and Linda Smith led a study that used a series of “I spy” games to determine how language shapes children’s minds.

Step Up! trains for bystander intervention

By Suzanne Grossman · Thursday, April 17,2014 11:57 p.m.

Step Up! IU is the action piece of Culture of Care, meaning they go to student groups and give trainings on bystander intervention, Step Up! Coordinator Thea Cola said.They were host to a session about bystander intervention Thursday evening.

Students pie professors in McNutt event

By Sierra Gardner · Thursday, April 17,2014 11:54 p.m.

The Civic Leadership Development Group had its eighth annual Pie-A-Professor event Thursday. This year’s beneficiary is First Book Monroe County.

Graduate student Appreciation Week events to conclude during weekend

By IDS staff · Thursday, April 17,2014 11:52 p.m.

The annual Grad Appreciation Week will conclude with today’s Grad Bash and a group outing to the opera Saturday.

IU professor creates instrument to diagnose early diabetes symptoms

By IDS staff · Thursday, April 17,2014 11:50 p.m.

An IU professor has designed and built technology that could help doctors diagnose early signs of vision loss due to diabetes.

Journal to publish undergraduate student research

By Dani Castonzo · Wednesday, April 16,2014 11:43 p.m.

The IU journal will feature undergraduate student research from the natural sciences, social sciences, humanities and pre-professional schools.

Bike-lending program to debut this spring

By Sara Kate Nash · Wednesday, April 16,2014 9:53 p.m.

The new Crimson Cruisers program functions like a library where students, faculty and staff can rent a bike for free for an entire semester. The kick-off is April 22.

IU professor receives international award for his third published poem collection

By IDS staff · Wednesday, April 16,2014 9:50 p.m.

Adrian Matejka, an assistant professor in the Department of English at IU-Bloomington, is the only IU faculty member to win the 2014 John Simon Guggenheim Fellowship this year.

CTSI funds IU faculty research

By Anna Hyzy · Wednesday, April 16,2014 9:48 p.m.

Professor Kenneth Nephew in the medical sciences program and professor Yves Brun in the department of biology are two IU faculty members who received grants from the Indiana Clinical and Translational Science Institute last fall.

Random Acts of Comedy stages second show

By Grace Palmieri · Tuesday, April 15,2014 11:26 p.m.

A new opportunity for students to make first attempts at comedy is growing. Union Board’s Random Acts of Comedy staged its second-ever event Tuesday.

Graduate students call for increased diversity at IU

By Dani Castonzo · Tuesday, April 15,2014 11:25 p.m.

The Graduate Professional Student Organization formally called for IU to introduce more diversity awareness and education efforts when it passed a new resolution during its final meeting of the semester.

New strategic plan raises alarm at BFC meeting

By Kathrine Schulze · Tuesday, April 15,2014 11:20 p.m.

The Bloomington Faculty Council had a scare Tuesday as it wondered if the IU Campus Strategic Plan had been for nothing.

Student petitions to stop proposed 'Ethnic Studies' merger

By Suzanne Grossman · Tuesday, April 15,2014 12:23 a.m.

After learning about a proposal to merge Latino Studies, Asian American Studies and First Nations Educational and Cultural Center into one Ethnic Studies department, sophomore Rachel Colegrove created a petition to resist the proposed merger.

NSA could have exploited virus

By Kathrine Schulze · Monday, April 14,2014 11:51 p.m.

According to a press release, Bloomberg News reported April 11 that, according to “two people familiar with the matter,” the NSA knew about the Heartbleed virus for more than two years, and they kept it a secret and used it to collect information.

New degree planner launching

By Kathrine Schulze · Monday, April 14,2014 11:49 p.m.

The Indiana state legislator mandated all public universities provide a map for all Indiana residents who will attend a state-assisted university.IU administration is hoping to surpass that mandate.

Faculty from IUPUI, Purdue starts research company, receives patent

By Kathrine Schulze · Monday, April 14,2014 11:47 p.m.

YC Bioelectric, founded by IUPUI and Purdue faculty, is a privately-owned biomedical research company, and was just awarded $307,787 of funding

IU confirms internship programs to be offered at Smithsonian Institution

By Anicka Slachta · Monday, April 14,2014 11:44 p.m.

IU is the first public university to secure a coveted internship slot with the Smithsonian and, beginning in 2015 and continuing for the following five years, the museum will be host to at least one undergraduate or graduate student from the IUB School of Public and Environmental Affairs’ Arts Administration Program.

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