Matt Mellen starts moving his body side to side with his arms bent in front of his face. He looks up, smiles and says, “The music we write is the music that gets people to do this -- getting into the groove." His band mate, Brandon Brookshear nods his head in silent agreement.
Raised within a Mennonite community in Goshen, Ind., Jesse Mack, a sophomore music education major, still keeps his faith and community close.
Students may get in tune with the social event network that is hooking up students from seven universities in Indiana with buzz-worthy happenings.
It was Sept. 11, 2001. After millions of Americans watched the attacks, April Krowel stood in line for eight hours to donate blood to the Sept. 11 victims in New York and Washington, D.C.
Students have seen their fair share of mock waterboarding, giant posters of mangled fetuses and shouting this semester as protests and demonstrations have landed on campus.
Women in lingerie and fishnet tights greeted students at the doors of Pruis Hall on Halloween night.
It all started with a smiley-faced ashtray, a gift from 13 years ago.
While wet feet walked and water was splashed, drenched fur was shaking and tongues were wagging at the first Drool in the Pool event at Tuhey Pool this afternoon. Dog owners from surrounding areas like Anderson, New Castle and Rushville came with their pups to enjoy the last, open day of Tuhey Pool. Dogs were swimming, running and drooling with excitement.
Jessica McIntosh stripped down to a black leotard with an itsy-bitsy sheer skirt. She jumped up and down a few times to get her blood pumping.
