Too thin to stay
As an IU student battled anorexia, CAPS issued her an ultimatum.
As an IU student battled anorexia, CAPS issued her an ultimatum.
A 21-year-old male, Hao Xie, was arrested Sept. 2 after pinning his girlfriend against the wall, Bloomington Police Department Sgt. Joe Crider said.
Two Fairview Elementary School students have reported two similar attempted abductions in the past two months.
When IU students were avoiding the near-negative temperatures last winter, IU graduate student Michael Deane kept warm in First United Church, checking dozens of people experiencing homelessness into a winter shelter.
The Monroe County Board of Commissioners passed an ordinance Aug. 23 that sets a new curfew on the Monroe County Courthouse.
Camelia Voin, a lyric colortura soprano, performed an intimate recital of Romanian songs Tuesday night at Ford-Crawford Hall.
An aggravated battery was reported to the Bloomington Police Department around 3 a.m. Sept 2.
Surrounded by various canvases in The Venue on Grant Street, Luis Cordova, a master’s student at IU, strummed his guitar for a small audience Tuesday night.
James Wimbush, Vice President for Diversity, Equity and Multicultural Affairs, will represent IU in the 16th annual Indiana Black Legislative Caucus Symposium this Friday. Taking place at IU Northwest in Gary, Ind., the symposium will facilitate discussions surrounding the critical importance of education, health care and jobs for all.
Bloomington’s Lotus World Music and Arts Festival will kick things off with a concert at Alumni Hall Sept. 26
In his first year as head coach, IU Coach Curt Miller and the IU women’s basketball team went 11-19, up from 6-24 in 2011-2012.
IU finished the year 4-8 last season, but should have finished 5-7 according to the Pythagorean Expectation Model.
The IU Bloomington Faculty Council held its first meeting of the school year Tuesday to discuss upcoming University policy changes. Attendees and speakers met in the Indiana Memorial Union to discuss IU Provost Lauren Robel’s Strategic Planning Process, as well as options regarding privatizing University parking.
Getting around Hyderabad can be incredibly fun or incredibly frustrating, depending on the day.
College football was in full swing again Saturday. Finally, the best sport was back after an eight-month break.
Fair Trade Bloomington will sponsor a showing of the documentary “Black Gold” at the IU Cinema Sunday night.
The state and campus-wide discussion on the Lifeline Law has raised the question: When should students make the call for medical help?
In his first career start at running back Thursday night against Indiana State, Coleman rushed for 169 yards and two touchdowns on 14 carries.
The Bloomington Peace Choir is singing at its Bloomington Sings Sing-a-Long Lunch Hour at 11:30 a.m. Tuesday, where members of the community are invited to join group members in song.
IU Professor S.Y. Lee is set to receive an award for Lifetime Achievement in Accelerator Physics and Technology from the U.S. Particle Accelerator School.