An Army officer opened fire Thursday with two handguns at the Fort Hood military base in an attack that left 12 people dead and 31 wounded.
The second-ranking House Democrat predicted that historic health care legislation will be passed Saturday, extending coverage to tens of millions of uninsured and banning the industry from turning people away.
Freshman center Bawa Muniru is eligible to play in the 2009-10 season.
IU field hockey will play the No. 6 seed Northwestern Wildcats in its first round of the Big Ten tournament today in East Lansing, Mich.
Indianapolis based artist and teacher, Emily Janowiak will display her work in an exhibit titled “Not quite there” at Boxcar Books through December 2.
WIUX Pure Student Radio will have its fourth annual pledge day telethon from 8 a.m. to midnight Friday.
Indianapolis based artist and teacher, Emily Janowiak will display her work in an exhibit titled “Not quite there” at Boxcar Books through December 2.
Perhaps you watched someone perform traditional dance or music. You could have visited an important landmark or place of worship. Maybe you enjoyed some authentic cuisine prepared by someone with knowledge of food preparations in a particular region of the world.
French politics is where it’s at, my friends. Forget “E! News” and “US Weekly”.
When Grace senior forward David Swanson heard his team would be playing IU in an exhibition game, he thought it was a mistake.
Nearly everyone has talked to junior guard Jeremiah Rivers about the dances he did while sitting out last season.
Coal Free IU will have its first discussion panel to inform students about the harmful effects of IU’s on-site coal plant and to raise awareness about alternative energy options today.
The Greater Bloomington Chamber of Commerce said Tuesday they would not restrict the number of chains or formula-based restaurants allowed on Kirkwood Avenue and the Courthouse Square.
The IU women’s basketball team spent the past few weeks scrimmaging itself before its 108-54 win against Lambuth. Now, the Hoosiers get another opportunity to face themselves in today’s exhibition game against Grand Valley State.
In a word, one could easily say IU played “sloppily.”
The Hoosiers competed in five roller coaster games in October, the most of any month.
The IU volleyball team took one from Purdue in West Lafayette on Sept. 30, but Purdue got its revenge in University Gym Wednesday.
Given the recent political turmoil in Iran, student activists are now pushing the IU Student Association to show its support for Iranian students.
Indiana’s largest data center, a $32.7 million facility that will serve as a safe house for IU’s computer processing and data storage equipment, will be dedicated today.
During this time last year, IU organizations were by the sides of Barack Obama and John McCain during one of the toughest presidential elections to date.
