Students address trustees following Thursday protest
(04/13/12 6:21pm)
After protests erupted Thursday, the IU Board of Trustees convened Friday morning for the second day of meetings with few interruptions.
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Protests interrupt Board of Trustees meeting
(04/13/12 4:05am)
Student activists began protesting during the Board of Trustees meeting Thursday afternoon.
SRSC locker space aids theft prevention
(04/12/12 4:53am)
Additional locker space on the upper level of the Student Recreational Sports Center is unrelated to increased instances of theft, Associate Director of Recreational Sports Jackie Puterbaugh said. The SRSC installed the additional storage space for safety and increased theft prevention, she said.
Panel discusses cultural competency in public schools
(04/11/12 3:58am)
Social work students organized a panel, “Defending Cultural Competency in Our School Systems,” Tuesday evening to discuss the importance of educator awareness of different cultures.
Plea agreement reduces Bedford man’s sentence
(04/10/12 2:14am)
Bedford, Ind., resident Missy Wilson had just learned the man who killed her son would face eight years in prison instead of the 16 he previously faced.
Bedford
(04/09/12 11:24pm)
Bedford resident Missy Wilson gathers with protesters in front of the Lawrence County Superior courthouse. Her son, Braden Wilson, was killed on July 20, 2010 when shot by Brent Knapp, whose plea agreement to revoke murder charges was approved Monday morning.
Kelley School of Business undergraduate building renamed
(04/06/12 2:40am)
Renovation and expansion on the newly renamed Hodge Hall Undergraduate Center, the undergraduate building of the Kelley School of Business, is scheduled to begin in mid-May.
Shooting
(03/30/12 4:03am)
Emergency personnel wheel a suspect to an ambulance after an incident with police Thursday at North Adams Street and West Seventh Street. One shot was fired in the incident but no one was hit.
Sheriff's deputy injured in altercation
(03/30/12 4:00am)
A Monroe County sheriff’s deputy and a suspect were transported to the hospital after the Bloomington Police Department responded to a shot fired at the intersection of West Seventh and North Adams streets at about 2:30 p.m. Thursday.
University looks to replace diesel buses with hybrids
(03/30/12 3:58am)
As 18 campus buses need to be replaced, the University is looking to invest in more environmentally friendly transportation options.
Shooting
(03/29/12 11:57pm)
Emergency personnel wheel a suspect to an ambulance after an incident with police Thursday at North Adams Street and West Seventh Street. One shot was fired in the incident but no one was hit.
Sheriff shot
(03/29/12 7:41pm)
Emergency personnel transport a suspect to the hospital after a shot was fired Thursday afternoon near Seventh and Adams streets. Both a sheriff's deputy and a suspect were injured.
Kingsolver seeks student inclusion in provost search
(03/28/12 4:23am)
IU Student Association President Justin Kingsolver asks why students have not been involved in the search and screening process for the University's new provost.
Former Playboy Playmate talks HIV/AIDS, safe sex
(03/28/12 3:33am)
Students gathered in the Indiana Memorial Union’s Frangipani Room on Tuesday night to listen to former Playboy Playmate Rebekka Armstrong, an HIV/AIDS awareness activist, speak about her experience living with HIV/AIDS.
New legislation caps undergraduate programs at 120 hours
(03/27/12 2:41am)
The new legislation, which will take effect July 1, will require public four-year colleges in Indiana to limit bachelor’s degree programs to 120 credit hours. These 120 credit hours are equivalent to a full-time student taking 15 credit hours per semester for a four-year period.
After missing cut in 2011, fraternity Beta Sigma Psi aimed to qualify in 2012 Little 500
(03/26/12 3:57am)
Beta Sigma Psi’s qualification run didn’t just start at 8:20 a.m. Saturday. It started with last year’s qualifications when the team placed 34th, missing the opportunity to ride in the 2011 Little 500 race by 0.06 seconds.
Campus workers remove Showalter fish in anticipation of Sweet 16 game
(03/23/12 2:58am)
No fish will be swimming in Showalter Fountain for tonight’s Sweet 16 game against Kentucky.
University uses new fee to improve air conditioning, campus safety
(03/22/12 3:52am)
A new fee tacked on $90 each semester in the 2011-12 academic year, and students enrolling in classes this summer session will shell out another $54 toward on-campus renovations and repairs.
Urban Outfitters draws criticism for Navajo, Irish products
(03/08/12 5:31am)
Urban Outfitters, Inc., drew some negative attention recently in the wake of a lawsuit filed by the Navajo Nation on Feb. 28, coupled with its release of a line of St. Patrick’s Day products that caused consumer criticism for its association of the Irish with alcohol.
Archives exhibit explores history of IU’s landmark Sample Gates
(03/07/12 5:31am)
IU Archives’ newest exhibit, “A Coming In, Never a Going Out: The Vision of the Kirkwood Gateway,” features correspondences in typewriter font, receipts and sketches from the planning of the Sample Gates.
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