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The City of Bloomington invited community members to participate in planning workshops Tuesday to gain feedback on redevelopment plans for recently acquired downtown property.
The changing perception of immigration in America was discussed over cups of green tea and peanut butter cookies Thursday night at the Asian Culture Center.
The unemployment rate for Americans aged 18 to 29 topped out at 12.7 percent in August, according to a new study by the conservative nonprofit group Generation Opportunity
Occupy IU met for the first time this semester Thursday evening outside the Indiana Memorial Union Commons.
The Bloomington community turned out Saturday for the 24th annual salsa contest.
“Working,” based on the book by Pulitzer-prize winning author Studs Terkel, is a compilation of interviews with people talking about their lives and their jobs.
The Wildermuth Intramural Center reopened Friday after being closed for more than a year.
On Sept. 28, the School of Health, Physical Education and Recreation will officially be renamed the School of Public Health. But the transition is more than just a name change.
Graduation means getting a job, a huge concern for us and for millions of other Americans. It is also a significant part of what will determine presidential votes this November.
Graduation means getting a job, a huge concern for us and for millions of other Americans. It is also a significant part of what will determine presidential votes this November.
Incoming IU freshman swimmer Haley Lips won two gold medals Tuesday at the YMCA National Long Course Championships in Atlanta, while the men's golf and women's soccer programs named new assistant coaches.
Brian McCants has been named assistant coach for the Indiana men’s golf team, Head Coach Mike Mayer announced Tuesday.
Put it this way: If you had $40,000 and four years to turn the average 18-year-old into a better citizen, scholar and worker by the age of 22, would you invest in IU?As more and more graduates are working as janitors, bartenders and truck drivers, many experts believe the answer is “no.”
IU Coach Curt Miller announced Monday that Kaila Hulls, the younger sister of men’s basketball guard Jordan, is transferring to IU and will begin taking classes this summer.
IU is welcoming another member of the Hulls family into its program, only this time it's on the women's side.
Many Bloomington residents had a Sunday that started at 8:30 a.m. with a wait in a long line and ended that night after an alcohol education class. But after that day — apart from probation — it was done.
When IU students return to campus in the fall, they will no longer be able to purchase their beloved potato olés. Taco John’s is leaving Gresham Food Court at the end of this semester.
For the 13th year, the city is offering free classes through the Citizens’ Academy.
Lauren Spierer is disappearing again.
The Franklin Initiative, a part of the Bloomington Chamber of Commerce, was created in the 1990s to bring the framework of Benjamin Franklin’s lifelong learning to the Bloomington community.
