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Shortly before Obama took to the podium in the East Room of the White House, junior Daniel Haddad was watching Celebrity Apprentice on NBC. The broadcast was interrupted by a news bulletin Haddad’s first reaction was of frustration. Soon, however, he realized the real news was bigger than Donald Trump’s reality show.
Throughout the city of London the faces of the happy royal couple smile out at passersby. The image of William, prince of Wales, and his bride-to-be, Kate Middleton, are inescapable.
Video from the 61st annual running of the men's Little 500.
Video footage from the 24th annual running of the women's Little 500.
Bohman, along with graduate student Elise Lonich, organized the public reading of “Ulysses” as part of a program to help graduate and undergraduate English students. They have also organized weekly social hours at the PourHouse Café on Friday afternoons, and this was the final event of the year.
Graduate student Elise Lonich reads from James Joyce's "Ulysses" to other students in the IU English Department at a public reading of the novel Thursday outside Ballantine Hall. The reading started at 8 a.m. and lasted until 5 p.m.
Marathon reading of Ulysses
Representatives from Residential Programs and Services locations across campus get food at a buffet at a Celebration of Learning event Tuesday at Collins Living-Learning Center. The gathering was open to Residence Assistants, RPS employees and members of other Learning Living Centers across campus.
12 Midwesterners who hit the big time. You're probably more familiar with them as celebrities than your neighbors.
Crowds turned out on Saturday for the Little 500 qualifications at Bill Armstrong Stadium.
Planning on spending a day at the IU Art Museum? Make sure to check out these works.
When Bloomington locals don't want Budweiser or Upland, these guys make their own beer.
The Practical English Tutorial Program runs from noon to 1 p.m. every Saturday and partners native English speakers with international students to develop their English language skills.
As part of The Venue’s weekly Tuesday night art series, local writers and artists read samples of their favorites of their own and other writers’ erotic poetry.
Chocolate "Vulva Pops" were for sale yesterday at the Indiana Memorial Union literature table to raise funds for Middle Way House. The pops were made by Food Works, a branch of Middle Way House.
International student, Ahmed Kadous, speaks of his native country as it erupts in protests.
Judge Ezra “Zeke” Friedlander of the Indiana 2nd District Court of Appeals has been collecting historic documents and signatures of Supreme Court justices and other historical figures for about 15 years.
A large collection of signatures from Supreme Court justices hangs on the wall of the Maurer School of Law Library. The collection was donated by Indiana 2nd District Court of Appeals Presiding Judge Ezra Friedlander.
A promissory note signed by John Marshall hangs in the dean's suite in the Maurer School of Law. The note is part of a collection donated to the school by Indiana 2nd District Court of Appeals Presiding Judge Ezra Friedlander.
140 characters of future wisdom
