Parts of the Indiana Memorial Union will now be open 24 hours for hotel guests and students with a university ID.
IU hopes to continue their winning tendencies at home this weekend when it plays host to the Wilson/ITA Ohio Valley Regional Championship beginning tomorrow.
DJ Girl Talk and chart-topping band Cobra Starship will provide entertainment at Victoria Secret’s Pink Nation B-Town Bash at 5 p.m. in Dunn Meadow.
Evolutionary biologist Richard Dawkins, in his lecture at IU on Oct. 12, presented a strong and unflinching defense of biological evolution. He also relentlessly attacked religious faith of any kind, particularly Christianity and Islam, calling the biblical book of Genesis “the scribblings of goat herders.” During Dawkins’ talk, Christians outside the auditorium handed out cards insisting that evolution is incompatible with the Bible.
I pity Richard Dawkins. For all his obvious intellect and achievements, he “lacks one thing.”
Richard Dawkins and Jesus walk into a bar ...
Unlike the Indiana Daily Student’s editorial board (Oct. 16), I am very disappointed in Baron Hill for voting to criminalize thought by supporting the fraudulent “hate crimes” bill that was dishonestly attached to a defense spending authorization.
A former chief of staff and longtime friend of ousted Gov. Rod Blagojevich pleaded guilty to wire fraud Tuesday and promised to cooperate with federal prosecutors in their corruption case against the former governor.
University of Illinois Chancellor Richard Herman resigned Tuesday following months of pressure over special attention the school paid to politically connected applicants at its Urbana-Champaign campus and news that some were admitted over more qualified students.
I thought I was prepared for Diwali, the Hindu festival of lights, but people started letting fireworks off in the hallway leading up to Diwali and haven’t stopped since.
Yim ended up spending hundreds of dollars, after all expenses were covered, for his new beagle, Riley Madison. But he doesn’t think the price is an issue when he comes home to an excited puppy.
Senior Darren Yeagle and freshman Kevin Bick, both Louisville, Ky., natives, return home for their last and first trips, respectively, in cream and crimson.
Pre-registration ends today for the 10th annual Jill Behrman 5KRun/Walk.
Invisible Children is a national organization that creates documentaries about children affected by war in East Africa and travels around the world sharing its findings with others, according to its Web site.
Most of the nation’s college athletics departments are still trying to get out of the red zone.
The IU football team needs two more wins to qualify for bowl eligibility.
The NBA’s locked-out referees could be back on the floor in time for the regular season.
The International Olympic Committee expressed confidence Tuesday that Brazil will deliver a safe Olympics in 2016 despite the weekend violence between rival drug gangs that killed 21 people in Rio de Janeiro.
The unprecedented nature of the Chrysler bankruptcy meant that the risk investors originally agreed to turned out to be a far cry from the real risk they eventually faced. And ultimately, the Indiana taxpayer is going to be the one that has to make up for these losses.
About five years ago, my high school organized a trip to New York City. One night, they took us to see the acclaimed play “Avenue Q,” a raunchy musical performed entirely with puppets. I’ll never forget the opening song, which managed to articulate the most crucial question in my college existence. The song is titled “What Do You Do with a B.A. in English?”
