Tomorrow will mark six months since a college student from Westchester went missing while away at school in Indiana.

Lauren Spierer, 20, vanished without a trace after a night of partying with friends back on June 3.

Lauren's parents and Bloomington police say they haven't given up looking for the Edgemont native.

Investigators say they have received more than 2,000 tips, including names of potential suspects, and continue to get more. But there have been no significant developments since the beginning of the case.

Police say part of the problem has been some of Lauren's friends who were with her the night she vanished. Many hired lawyers, and according to police, have been uncooperative.

Events are planned this weekend in Bloomington, Ind. to remind everyone that Lauren has now been missing for 183 days.

Next week, volunteers are putting together an event at New York University called "Safety for Spierer," to teach young women self-defense in a city setting.

Edgemont girl now missing for 5 months in IN

Parents of Lauren Spierer meet with person of interest

2 Indiana Univ. grads write song to help find missing WC student

4 months later, still no sign of Lauren Spierer

Coroner: Body found in IN creek not missing Edgemont student

Indiana police pull back volunteer searches for missing student

Parents plead for public's help in missing student case

Search for Lauren Spierer reaches Day 14

Google maps of Lauren Spierer's footsteps and where searches have been conducted

FineLauren.com

America?s Most Wanted

Indiana Hillel