Letter to the editor
The fact remains that Indiana is treating texting and driving like it is not a major issue of society today.
Cows, pigs, chickens and lambs are already eaten. What makes horses different?
On Sept. 6, the Mathers Musuem of World Cultures staged a grand opening commemorating the rarely-seen work of the late photographer.
Late-season games in the IU women’s basketball team’s Big Ten schedule should prepare it well heading into the conference tournament. The Hoosiers’ final nine opponents had a combined Big Ten record of 78-66, a 0.542 winning percentage.
Imagine Hoosier Nation packing University Gym. You think it gets loud at a Hoosier basketball game, but the acoustics in University Gym would not be able to contain the amount of noise fans would make.
Riley Hospital patients walked down the Whittenberger Auditorium stage with their IU student escorts Tuesday night as part of the second annual IUDM Runway for Riley event.
Jewish students are invited to take an all-expenses paid trip to Israel, sponsored by the Birthright Israel Foundation and the Government of Israel since 1999. IU’s Hillel Center has sixty open spots on their trip, which will travel to Israel for ten days during winter break.
For the past three years, the Bleeding Heartland Rollergirls have tried to qualify for the Women’s Flat Track Derby Association’s divisional tournament. They finally accomplished this long-standing goal.
Each week, IU Athletic Director Fred Glass will do a brief Q&A with the IDS about the gameday experience at Memorial Stadium. This week, he talks about the support of the students and the back story of the new cannon, Big Jake.
Nominations for the City of Bloomington’s Council for Community Accessibility’s (CCA) annual awards to recognize individuals, businesses and organizations that make Bloomington more disability friendly are now being accepted online until Oct. 11.
Bender is a school bus driver and a former semi-truck driver who said she has gone through all 48 continental states and three provinces of Canada. She returned to Bloomington because she said she wanted to be closer to home.
Throughout September, the United Way of Monroe County will partner with the City of Bloomington Entertainment and Arts District to present “This is How I Live United,” a photography exhibit featuring works from local residents
The Jacobs School of Music’s Philharmonic Orchestra, accompanied by conductor David Effron and pianist André Watts, will perform 8 p.m. Wednesday at the Musical Arts Center.
I celebrated the two-month anniversary of my arrival in India by meditating in a pagoda and avoiding fireworks set off in celebration of Ganesh Chaturthi.
Local food and music invaded the front of the IU Art Museum Tuesday as part of the Big Red Eats Green food festival.
IUSA Treasurer Casey Baker presented the budget to the IUSA Congress Sept. 4, and she also outlined individual budgets for various initiatives supported by the administration. IUSA initiatives will be receiving $54,554 in support.
President Obama is currently facing down Congress and the American people in hopes of gaining support for military action against Syria following the Aug. 21 chemical attacks outside its capital, Damascus.
Since Syrian President Assad used chemical weapons on his own citizens, President Obama has been pushing for a surgical strike. More specific than going to war, a surgical strike deals with a certain target.
The first robbery charge to Christopher P. Sowers, 33, was a result of Monday’s offense that occurred at about 1 p.m. The second charge was for his attempt to rob the same bank at about 10:30 a.m. Sept. 5, according to the release.
