Portraits of seven veterans in Bloomington who fought in the Korean War.
Bloomington native Michael May teaches chess to students at Fairview Elementary School, along with many other volunteers.
Scott is a notable political anthropologist from Yale University.
Arts and Humanities Council promotes curriculum reform
He said he want to play pro tennis, but also wants an education.
The IU women will compete against the Big Ten this weekend.
Yogi Ferrell has been the recipient of recent criticism.
The Hoosiers are projected to make the NCAA Tournament for the first time since 2002.
Student leaders came together to create a diversity campaign. Tweet: Student leaders came together to create a campaign for organizations to collaborate on diversity.
The wins include a trophy for album of the year.
The singer-songwriter is playing Bloomington following his latest album, "Pond Scum."
IU researchers follow Darwinian tradition.
Designers debate the future of fashion week.
The Summer Olympics in Rio start in August 2016, but for weightlifter Ethan Harak it is just the beginning.
Travel columnist Alyson Malinger on being 4,000 miles away during a family emergency
Indianapolis band Chives performed Friday at the Loveshack.
This year, the department aims to offer “Coffee with a Cop” on a monthly basis in different areas of town.
Dark blue circulating lights dance across every surface of the small dim room, reflecting off the mirror-lined walls and glinting from the six silver, floor-to-ceiling poles.
When sophomore guard James Blackmon Jr. went down with an injury to his right knee at the end of December, there was a lot of uncertainty about how severe his injury was.
