HJR3 passes committee vote
(01/23/14 4:18am)
House Joint Resolution 3 passed in the House Elections and Apportionment Committee Wednesday evening.
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Community mourns for Andrew Boldt
(01/22/14 5:51am)
Police and Purdue University officials still don’t know why the engineering student was shot Tuesday afternoon.
Bills to watch: Alcohol and taxes edition
(01/21/14 5:11am)
S.B. 28 would make it illegal to allow underage people to consume alcohol on your property. H.B. 1001 would allow county income tax councils to eliminate the business personal property tax, which taxes a business’ equipment.
Committee stalls marriage ban vote
(01/14/14 5:32am)
A committee delayed a key vote that could put a constitutional amendment banning same-sex marriage in front of Indiana voters this November.
No vote for same-sex marriage ban
(01/14/14 4:49am)
The Indiana House Judiciary Committee adjourned without a vote on a proposed constitutional amendment banning same-sex marriage.
CAROUSELciHJR3
(01/14/14 2:33am)
Freedom Indiana volunteers, including IU freshman and field organizer Morgan Mohr (far right), hold signs in the Statehouse on Monday. Inside the House of Representatives chamber, the Judiciary Committee was hearing testimony about House Joint Resolution 3, a constitutional amendment reaffirming the state's ban on same-sex marriage.
ciHJR3
(01/14/14 1:48am)
Opponents of H.J.R. 3 sit in a Statehouse hallway outside the House chamber during a Monday hearing about the same-sex marriage ban constitutional amendment.
ciHJR3
(01/14/14 1:47am)
Jocelyn-Tandy Adande, president of the African American Republican Council of Marion County, watches the House Judiciary Committee hearing about H.J.R. 3. Supporters and opponents of the amendment came to the Statehouse on Monday expecting the committee to vote on the issue, but it was instead put off for an unannoucned later date.
HJR-3 vote postponed
(01/13/14 8:32pm)
Update on HJR-3 proceedings.
Bills to watch
(01/13/14 7:43pm)
New bills to keep track of at the start of the congressional session.
Ind. General Assembly opens 2014 session
(01/10/14 4:14am)
It’s legislation season in Indianapolis, and local elected representatives will be working to see the bills they think are most important enacted this session.
Despite Title IX, sports’ gender inequity persists
(10/22/13 4:32am)
On average, seven times as many fans have watched the men play at home this season than the women, according to IU Athletics Department data. The men’s budget is 1 1/2 times larger than the women’s. Men’s Coach Todd Yeagley’s base salary is almost twice as much as Women’s Coach Amy Berbary.
Bailey announces bid for U.S. House seat
(10/03/13 4:24am)
Democrat Bill Bailey announced Wednesday he will run for the United States House of Representatives in 2014.
Gates, Hamilton discuss value of Constitution
(09/17/13 4:36am)
For Constitution Day, Sept. 17, the Indiana Daily Student talked to two experts and former national security leaders with IU ties — former Secretary of Defense Robert Gates and former Rep. Lee Hamilton — about what role the Constitution plays in a modern world.
First responders commemorate Sept. 11
(09/12/13 1:19am)
Outside Bloomington City Hall, people commented how Wednesday’s humid, 90-degree heat reminded them of the weather on Sept. 11, 2001.
The legacy of Herman B Wells
(06/07/13 8:47pm)
Learn more about one of IU's most influential presidents.
Preparation is key to boating safety this summer
(05/15/13 11:59pm)
Now, with summer here and people spending days out on Indiana’s lakes, a life jacket is one of the precautions experts say every boater should take.
Columnist arrested Thursday
(04/15/13 4:12am)
An IDS columnist was arrested Thursday evening by IU police after posting what officers considered a death threat on his personal Twitter account.
SPARC ticket remains eligible for IUSA election
(03/29/13 5:27am)
After more than a week of uncertainty, the SPARC for IU ticket will remain on the IU Student Association ballot, the Student Body Supreme Court ruled early Thursday morning.
Supreme Court begins SPARC trial
(03/28/13 3:59am)
After a public hearing Wednesday night to hear evidence in the case of SPARC v. Election Commission, the IU Student Supreme Court will take up to 48 hours to decide whether SPARC will be allowed to continue in the IU Student Association election next Tuesday and Wednesday.
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