Belly dancing at Flavors of Fourth Street Festival
In a flash of colored skirts and twinkling hand chimes, the dancers entertained the students and families attending the festival.
In a flash of colored skirts and twinkling hand chimes, the dancers entertained the students and families attending the festival.
Freshman Rachael Fiege wanted to become a nurse someday, just like her mother. “She liked taking care of people,” her mother Angi Fiege said. “We always joked we’d work together.”
I credit my college education for many personal and professional accomplishments. However, life’s lessons don’t always come in the context of formal lecture.
WE SAY: When it comes to fostering responsible party habits, IU, the state of Indiana and the IDS have some work to do
It’s unwise to compare tragedies, but this loss is another reminder of the power of community. The community of Zionsville, the community of Bloomington and the community of IU.
Thanks to a $1.9 million research grant, the Indiana University Center for Research in Extreme Scale Technologies will collaborate with the University of Notre Dame and Purdue University on a shockwave physics research project.
When IU President Michael McRobbie announced IU Online last fall, IU offered about 80 online programs. One year and $8 million later, IU Online is continuing to grow.
Indiana University said farewell and good luck to Miss Indiana 2013, Terrin Thomas, as she prepares to compete Sept. 15 in Atlantic City for the Miss America title. Thomas, an IU junior, won the Miss Indiana University contest in February and the Miss Indiana contest in June.
A 40-year-old Bloomington man was arrested Saturday after reportedly choking his girlfriend in the 1800 block of South Maxwell Street.
The Indiana Academy of Science announced grants for high school students to support research endeavors.
Various local supermarkets participated in a food drive for Monroe County United Ministries.
Sen. Joe Donnelly, D-Ind., visited Bloomington on Friday, Aug. 23, where he answered questions from local business leaders and discussed issues concerning health care, education and defense.
Various people and four-legged animals went to WonderLab in celebration of National Dog Day, August 26.
Artist Talia Halliday presented handmade goods at Gathering, a one-day pop-up shop that ran all day Aug. 24 at Blueline Gallery. The show featured works from 35 regional artists, as well as local food and music outside.
WE SAY: When it comes to fostering responsible party habits, IU, the state of Indiana and the IDS have some work to do
Upland Brewery had plenty of beer on tap for attendees of their 15th anniversary party throughout the day on Saturday.
MCUM organized its eighth annual “Each One, Feed One” Community Food Drive last Friday-Sunday,collecting donations ranging from non-perishable food items to hygiene and cleaning products.
Grant Street Jazz Fest was kicked off by a parade late Saturday morning and continued on through the evening. Among the performers were the Postmodern Jazz Quartet, the Trio Collective and Mitch Shiner & the Bloomingtones Big Band.
College soccer titans North Carolina and IU met in Fort Wayne Saturday for the final match of the Shindigz National Soccer Festival.
Bloomington's Dark Side Tribal dancers brought a fusion of belly dancing, flamenco and folkloric dancing to the Flavors of Fourth Street Festival Saturday evening.