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A 2016 Journal of Pediatrics study found 95 percent of child safety seats were misused. Eighty-six percent had positioning errors and 77 percent were incorrectly installed. That number was significantly reduced for families who worked with a child passenger safety technician.
If you’re an IU student, chances are you know about the excitement of Little 500, and its parties. You might not know the binge drinking at these parties can lead to alcoholism later.
IU ranked 21st in 2019 for alumni Peace Corps volunteers, the organization announced Wednesday. IU is the only Indiana school on the list.
When Mayor John Hamilton was sworn into office in 2016, he pledged to work for wage growth, affordable housing, the betterment of public education, government efficiency, more transparency and more engagement.
For senior Dylan Harris, biking is best understood on what he calls Firehouse Hill.
IU’s School of Public and Environmental Affairs, known to students as SPEA, has been renamed after former secretary of the U.S. Treasury Paul H. O’Neill in honor of his career and $30 million gift to the school.
IU announced its first associate vice provost for health sciences last week.
Aron Bright stood around the corner from the locked door in classroom A202. Minutes before, the assistant principal’s voice had come over the intercom: lockdown.
With in-state tuition at IU typically costing $24,778 per year and the average household income in Indiana averaging an income of $54,181 per year, it’s no wonder so many college students are struggling to get by.
Last season’s meeting between IU and the University of Notre Dame’s women’s tennis team was hectic.
The IU Bloomington Hospital has a new staff member on deck who goes by the name of Sally. She’s a robot from Chowbotics that makes, well, salads.
The tangled legacies of two men who shaped IU's history collide in one campus gymnasium.
Former Dean of Students Michael Gordon, who was one of the first black men to hold a high administrative position at IU and whose strict policies toward student drinking earned him a reputation as a campus enforcer, died Jan. 7 in Tallahassee, Florida. He was 82.
During room inspections over winter break, mold was discovered in IU's Central neighborhood.
Tyler Trent, the Purdue University student who captivated the nation with positivity during his fight against terminal cancer, died Jan 1. He was 20.
A 20-year-old Kelley School of Business graduate is opening a fruit and smoothie bowl restaurant, Rush Bowls, in February across from Memorial Stadium.
Conner Syrek is an IU student who owns a bar, but he isn’t even old enough to go into it.
Not every story of trauma ends in triumph, but it did for Naciye Akgun, owner of Sofra Café and Golden Stitch Alterations.
When Hyra Basit traveled to IU in 2018, her goal was to learn how to make films to empower women and girls, especially in her homeland of Pakistan. But first, she learned the art of defending them from online harassment.
Paola Carmona kneels, elbows resting on the pew in front of her at St. Charles Borromeo Church. She presses her forehead to her knuckles, praying for her home country, Venezuela.
