This is by no means a question of empowerment for low income families; for many it’s a question of survival, one of the most basic human instincts.
I don’t miss professional wrestling. I missed the innocent, forgiving mindset we all have as kids.
Literacy fosters creativity and advance argumentative, communicative and analytical skills. These skills can be used to solve problems — namely, government problems, a government that a measly 19 percent of Americans say they trust
There are worse habits for kids to give into than cussing.
Some of our most profound rights, which were carefully provisioned to us courtesy of the Founding Fathers and paid for by the blood of American ancestors, have become negligible due to threats ranging from racism to terrorism.
The obvious solution is a bipartisan, independently-selected board to support whomever the state elects to be superintendent, especially when considering Ritz has to work at odds with a conservative governor.
The fact McRobbie and IU have come out against HJR6 in support of Freedom Indiana speaks volumes. It means a large public institution has put its foot down. IU is a well-known and influential school in the Big Ten and across the country. This bold move will hopefully inspire others to take a stand.
For the second consecutive week, IU women’s swimming has swept the Big Ten Swimmer of the Week honors. Senior Lindsay Vrooman was named Swimmer of the Week, and freshman Olivia Barker was named Freshman of the Week
It was an unusual start to the season with four first-year players starting and a technical foul call before the tip, but Indiana still opened its 2013-14 season with a 79-55 exhibition victory over Georgetown College (Kentucky).
IU field hockey junior forward Audra Heilman earned the Big Ten Player of the Week honor Tuesday for the second time this season.
Fred Glass talks with Robby Howard about this weekend's football game against Minnesota and Homecoming festivities.
For the last four years, Ewald and the other specialists have published a comedic newsletter every week, that sports a catchy name.
Travel columnist Kate Thacker talks about India during the student union elections.
Bloomington Creative Glass Center Director Abby Gitlitz spends her days around 2,000 degrees of hot glass, and she wouldn’t have it any other way.
Dusk brushes over the town. Cicadas drone. The two missionaries see her approaching on the Third Street sidewalk. She stands straighter in her sleeveless, thigh-length black dress and looks ahead, careful not to make eye contact. But it’s too late.
Fifteen-time Grammy winning banjoist Béla Fleck will take the stage at 8 p.m. at the IU Auditorium playing Solos and Duos. Fellow banjoist Abigail Washburn will join Fleck during his performance.
After 20 years, Lee Williams, who has been executive director of the Lotus Foundation since its inception, will step down from the position in January. Sunni Fass, an IU graduate involved with Lotus in the past, will fill the spot.
As the founder of Press Puzzles, Marc Tschida specializes in making specialized Bloomington-themed wooden jigsaw puzzles. They are based around the Bloomington’s performing arts, visual arts and iconic views.
Bloomington owns 12 of the 65 acres of the Certified Technology Park in the downtown area, which will be integrated into the fabric of downtown.CTPs are created as a tool to support the growth of high-technology business and to promote technology transfer opportunities.
A Bloomington man is charged with criminal recklessness after his firearm discharged in his apartment, with the bullet traveling into an adjoining apartment, Bloomington Police Department Sgt. Joe Crider said.
