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This fundraiser was not authorized by the IDS and the IDS management and editorial staff were unaware that it even existed until well after several hundred dollars had already been raised.
An IU student arrested in Cairo during mass protests Tuesday was released and returned to Bloomington late Saturday night, IU Director of University Communications Mark Land said Sunday.
And it was a Democratic sweep — a big one. There isn’t a single Republican on the new city council, the first time this has happened in recent memory.
Jonathan George said he considers himself a non-partisan leader who will look at both sides of an issue.
State Superintendent of Public Instruction Tony Bennett’s school reform package made up the bulk of the discussion Tuesday at an education forum sponsored by the Monroe County Chamber of Commerce.
The Walmart Foundation presented the Boys and Girls Clubs with a $34,000 grant in a ceremony Wednesday.
Student loan debt has risen to $936 billion since 1999, data from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York shows.
With Welcome Week fast approaching and thousands of students about to move in to Bloomington, things can get a little hectic. These are some roads you may want to think twice about before using.
Republican candidate for governor Jim Wallace walked into the Indiana Daily Student newsroom holding an Android tablet and started off his interview talking about its advantages and disadvantages.
Upland Brewery, a Bloomington-based brewery, announced plans for a $3 million expansion of its brewing facilities after much growth during the past few years.
As the Aug. 2 deadline to increase the national debt ceiling approaches, more than 120 student body presidents, including the IU Student Association president, are weighing in on the debate.
“Don’t drink and drive.” We’ve all heard it countless times, and many students often take advantage of designated drivers. But a recent Indiana Supreme Court decision said even if you’re not driving, you can be charged with public intoxication if you are in a vehicle.
The Bloomington Christian community banded together to offer emotional prayers of support to the family of missing IU student Lauren Spierer Thursday.
Friday’s press conference was the last in the Lauren Spierer case unless there is a break in the case, BPD Capt. Joe Qualters said on the day that marks third week since Lauren’s disappearance.For full audio of this press briefing, click here.
The white truck that police released footage of last week has been eliminated from consideration in the case of the missing 20 year-old IU student, Lauren Spierer, BPD Capt. Joe Qualters informed the press Monday.
Monroe County Circuit Judge Teresa Harper accepted former IU student Hai “Howie” Yu’s guilty plea and will decide on a sentence Friday, after an emotional three hours in court Thursday.
The city of Bloomington is getting closer to approving a $13.7 million project to purchase and redevelop a downtown neighborhood.
The official count of those who signed in to help aid in the search for missing IU student, Lauren Spierer Tuesday evening was 431.
A Bloomington resident plead guilty today to producing and distributing child pornography to subjects all over the world, Joe Hogstett, the United State Attorney for the Southern District of Indiana, said during a press conference Monday.
Last week’s powerful storms that downed hundreds of trees and spawned a tornado have left the City of Bloomington and IU facing high cleanup costs. The City of Bloomington may pay “tens of thousands of dollars, at least,” Jared Schlemmer, the city’s communications director, said.
