WE SAY The spending cuts identified by President McRobbie will keep IU strong.
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IDS multimedia editor Sean Morrison sat down to talk IU-Michigan hoops with Michigan Daily reporters Gjon Juncaj and Joe Stapleton. Click here to listen.
An Israeli man has been arrested on suspicion of enslavement, rape and incest, police said Thursday.Police say Goel Ratzon kept 17 women in a state of near-total obedience in the Tel Aviv area. Spokesman Micky Rosenfeld said they bore him 37 children, some born to his own daughters.
In China’s first official response to Google’s threat to leave the country, the government Thursday said foreign Internet companies are welcome but must obey the law and gave no hint of a possible compromise over Web censorship.
Midfielder Eric Alexander and defender Ofori Sarkodie have both been selected in the 2010 Major League Soccer SuperDraft. Alexander was chosen by F.C. Dallas at No. 44 overall while Sarkodie was chosen by the Kansas City Wizards at No. 52 overall.
Makers of full-length and short-subject documentaries, comedies, dramas and animated films can now submit their work for the 2010 Indianapolis International Film Festival, to be presented July 15 through 25 at the Indianapolis Museum of Art.
After losing its best scorer and outside shooter to injury, IU is placing more stake in making the smart play going into its 9 p.m. contest against Michigan. Where IU coach Tom Crean once emphasized pushing the ball up the court and getting quick shots, he’s now making sure his team manages possessions and gets open looks.
The full scale of Tuesday’s magnitude 7.0 earthquake that devastated the Haitian city of Port-au-Prince is still unknown, but shock waves from the massive quake have found their way to Bloomington.
A tradition that first began in January 2003, the Martin Luther King Jr. Civil Rights Immersion Trip has traveled to different locations each year in hopes of teaching students more about civil rights struggles of the past and the present. Fifty-two members of the IU community, including 48 students, will travel to several colleges and landmarks in Atlanta over spring break.
IU School of Optometry Professor William H. Swanson recently received a $2.35 million grant from the National Institutes of Health.
IU will inaugurate its Institute for the Study of Contemporary Antisemitism with a public lecture at 7:30 p.m. today in the Frangipani Room of the Indiana Memorial Union.
A new program will give full-time IU staff members credits to reduce their health care costs if they lead a healthier lifestyle.
Despite budget cuts, IU Bloomington ranks 28th overall in the “100 Best Values in Public Colleges” for 2009-2010 according to Kiplinger’s Personal Finance magazine.
For IU Student Association congress members, the start of a new semester means new challenges and another chance to represent their fellow students. It also means new problems to solve.
New sorority members bonded during the first annual Inspiration Rally.
IU women’s basketball coach Felisha Legette-Jack has described defense as her team’s game. The Hoosiers (9-7, 2-3) look to prove that identity even further, as they play host to a heavy-shooting Michigan team at 7 p.m. today in Assembly Hall.
Technically speaking, the Hoosiers haven’t won a game all year.
Since beating Michigan 71-65 in their first Big Ten game two weeks ago, the Hoosiers have changed.
Humor, love and life lessons define Hoosier Musical Productions’ newest show, “Company.”
