Legacy of Herman B Wells
(02/25/13 6:21pm)
Wells served as the 11th president of IU from 1938 to 1962 and as University chancellor from 1962 until he passed away in 2000.
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From the editor: The merger affects your IDS
(02/22/13 5:21am)
Provost Lauren Robel has endorsed a plan that reverses the School of Journalism’s 27-year independence and interrupts its century-long heritage. This same plan calls for unspecified changes to student media, possibly affecting the IDS.
Everything you want and need
(01/28/13 4:55pm)
Everything you need (and want) for your big move off campus.
Donnelly celebrates Senate win
(11/07/12 5:09am)
Joe Donnelly defeated Republican State Treasurer Richard Mourdock and Libertarian candidate Andrew Horning with just shy of 50 percent of the vote.
DNR
(10/09/12 12:06am)
Shells lie on the ground Sept. 29 at Atterbury Shooting Range. The range is open to members of the public, including participants in the Department of Natural Resources' Hunt, Fish, Eat program.
DNR
(10/09/12 12:05am)
Meg Nickless, a master's student in counseling psychology, looks at her target to find where she hit it Sept. 29 at Atterbury Shooting Range during Hunt, Fish, Eat. Participants in the Department of Natural Resources program learned skills necessary to catch and prepare their own food.
DNR
(10/09/12 12:05am)
Patrick Ogle loads a gun he is preparing to shoot Sept. 29 at Atterbury Shooting Range. Patrick's father brought him to Hunt, Fish, Eat, which teaches participants how to catch and prepare their own food.
DNR
(10/09/12 12:05am)
Conservation Officer Bryan Knoy of the Department of Natural Resources instructs Hunt, Fish, Eat participant Xigang Li on Sept. 29 at Atterbury Shooting Range. Knoy and other DNR staff taught participants how to catch and prepare their own food.
DNR
(10/09/12 12:05am)
Meg Nickless, a master's student in counseling psychology, practices shooting Sept. 29 at Atterbury Shooting Range during Hunt, Fish, Eat. Participants in the Department of Natural Resources program learned skills necessary to catch and prepare their own food.
DNR
(10/08/12 1:34am)
Shells lie on the ground Sept. 29 at Atterbury Shooting Range. The range is open to members of the public, including participants in the Department of Natural Resources' Hunt, Fish, Eat program.
DNR
(10/08/12 1:34am)
Meg Nickless, a master's student in counseling psychology, looks at her target to find where she hit it Sept. 29 at Atterbury Shooting Range during Hunt, Fish, Eat. Participants in the Department of Natural Resources program learned skills necessary to catch and prepare their own food.
DNR
(10/08/12 1:33am)
Patrick Ogle loads a gun he is preparing to shoot Sept. 29 at Atterbury Shooting Range. Patrick's father brought him to Hunt, Fish, Eat, which teaches participants how to catch and prepare their own food.
DNR
(10/08/12 1:33am)
Conservation Officer Bryan Knoy of the Department of Natural Resources instructs Hunt, Fish, Eat participant Xigang Li on Sept. 29 at Atterbury Shooting Range. Knoy and other DNR staff taught participants how to catch and prepare their own food.
DNR
(10/08/12 1:31am)
Meg Nickless, a master's student in counseling psychology, practices shooting Sept. 29 at Atterbury Shooting Range during Hunt, Fish, Eat. Participants in the Department of Natural Resources program learned skills necessary to catch and prepare their own food.
Gros Louis reflects on past year
(10/05/12 3:58am)
After faculty, students, alumni expressed concerns about trustee closure of the University Chancellor’s office, Ken Gros Louis reflects.
Rally protests state of education
(09/12/12 4:12am)
Protesters wound around campus shouting, banging drums and blocking traffic Tuesday afternoon in a noise demonstration against the privatization of public education.
The legacy of Herman B Wells
(08/24/12 3:11pm)
Before Herman B Wells took charge of IU, the University was just a small Midwestern college with 11,000 students. By the time he died in 2000, it had become a world-renowned institution with more than 90,000 students on eight campuses. “He put Indiana University on the map.”
Bloomington woman sues BMV for delayed license removal
(07/26/12 12:57am)
When Leslee Orndorff pled guilty to driving without a license in 2004, she was supposed to face a 10-year prohibition on having an Indiana driver’s license.
Local used and rare bookstore owner faces a digital future
(06/17/12 10:57pm)
Starcs, 69, is the co-owner of Caveat Emptor, one of three booksellers on the Square, but the only store in Bloomington that specializes in rare and used books. It’s been open since the early 1970s.
The legacy of Herman B Wells
(06/07/12 5:42pm)
A portrait of IU's beloved president who put the university on the map.
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