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Graycin Ryan, 4, shows off his stuffed canine to Bloomington Police Department Chief Mike Diekhoff at the "Coffee with a Cop" event Monday at Hyatt Place. BPD officers and personnell met with Bloomington residents at the Hyatt Place to answer questions and chat in an informal setting.
A 78-year-old Bloomington woman died Tuesday night when a fire engulfed her mobile home on N. Willis Drive.
For local residents and members of the IU community, developments surrounding the Lauren Spierer case last weekend led to heightened hopes but more questions.
A Bloomington man was arrested and charged with the rape of a 25-year-old woman after photos and videos of passed-out, nude women were found on his phone.
Despite being named one of the nation’s most LGBT-inclusive cities in a recent survey, Bloomington lacks one major community resource: an LGBT liaison within the Bloomington Police Department.
David Higgins and other members of First Nations perform in the inter-tribal dance at the Native American Health and Wellness Community Dance Saturday at the Union Street Center Auditorium.
In this weekend's game against Ohio State, the Hoosiers face four Buckeye Heisman hopefuls. The Buckeyes are ranked #1 in the nation after four games.
Until this year, Student Life and Learning did not publicly specify which fraternities were facing University sanctions due to allegations of sexual assault. The approach was to investigate the student organization under any allegations and, if an event was determined to have contributed to unsafe conditions through the serving of alcohol, the student organization was sanctioned, said Dean Veldkamp, assistant dean of students and director of Student Life and Learning, in an email.
Students across campus read the email subject line: CRIME ALERT — REPORTED RAPE.
The Alpha Tau Omega house on Third Street is well lit during a Saturday night party in February. A pledge was stationed at the back door, signing girls into the party.
A group of girls walk down the stairs to a party at the Alpha Tau Omega house on a Saturday night in February. The stairs were wet from the snow, and pledges had to dry them off to keep people from slipping.
The Alpha Tau Omega basement party room displays the fraternity's seal and colors.
On an unusually warm Saturday in February, a group of students swig from blue Solo cups and dangle their feet out second-story windows, where they snap pictures of the crowd on the porch below. A single can of Natural Light sits atop a sign of the letter A, the first of the fraternity’s three letters: ATO.
David Higgins and other members of First Nations perform in the inter-tribal dance at the Native American Health and Wellness Community Dance Saturday at the Union Street Center Auditorium.
An IU student and member of Delta Tau Delta was arrested Tuesday for ordering and dealing large quantities of Xanax tablets shipped from Canada.
For the past four months, the investigations team has been reporting on sexual assault as part of the Indiana Daily Student’s ongoing commitment to provide a deeper understanding about this complex issue. The IDS requested hundreds of police and university records and interviewed administrators, nurses, detectives, attorneys, advocates and experts to provide comprehensive accounts of the stories you’ll read in this series.
Students will receive an email from IU this week asking them to complete an anonymous survey about their perceptions of campus sexual assault.
Two years ago, IU senior Christian Livers, with cross in hand, said he went faithfully into a position of ?entrepreneurship.
As Republicans swept the statewide ballot Tuesday night, Indiana Democrats stood by their candidates and campaign motto: “We can do better.”
Indiana Democratic candidates and constituents gathered at the Westin hotel in downtown Indianapolis on Tuesday night, numbering more than 200 and waiting in anticipation as the voting results poured in.
