Athens stays strong through debt crisis
IDS staff member Alex Farris visited Greece last week to find out if day-to-day life is continuing on as normal after May's debt crisis.
IDS staff member Alex Farris visited Greece last week to find out if day-to-day life is continuing on as normal after May's debt crisis.
An apologetic advertising campaign by BP for causing the biggest oil spill in U.S. history has earned the company more criticism than sympathy as the pollution spreads across the Gulf Coast from Louisiana into Alabama and Florida.
In less than a week, the dream of a World Cup on African soil will finally become a reality — a dream that was initiated when FIFA chose South Africa over Morocco and Egypt to host the 2010 World Cup. Since then, the nation has seen beautiful soccer stadiums rise up all over the landscape, as well as other infrastructure to help sustain the deluge of people expected to visit during the month-long tournament.
IU board of trustees member Stephen Ferguson will be leaving the board after 12 years of service due to recurring health issues.
Jeff Howard, a 6-foot-8 forward from Westfield, Ind., announced he will join the Hoosiers as a walk-on freshman this fall.
The Monroe County Community School Corporation hosted its second community forum on the school budget referendum Thursday night.
A total of 104 IU athletes were named to the Spring Academic All-Big Ten Team, an increase from the 83 chosen in spring 2009.
Nine athletes will head to Eugene, Ore., to represent the Hoosiers in the 2010 NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships June 9-12.
IU men's basketball coach Tom Crean is one of many who responded with shock and fury about the recent teacher contract changes at the Monroe County Community School Corporation. The agreement will cut stipends for extracurricular activities, which includes sports, music and all other after-school activities. The stipends will be cut for one academic year.
Beginning Monday, the City of Bloomington will be repaving Tenth Street, making it one-way heading west during construction hours.
The media should leave the kids alone.
If vodka-sipping communists can do it, so can we.
Bloomington offers many opportunities to get outside and play while helping others.
"You can’t get to Mars in 30 years” or even 20 years. You can only do it in 10 years or less.
WE SAY Bloomington showed its commitment to progress by joining the boycott of Arizona.
Did you know Bloomington’s downtown area is host to nine different art galleries?
Did you know Bloomington’s downtown area is host to nine different art galleries?
Will Allen, one of TIME Magazine’s “100 most influential people in the world,” spoke to a large crowd gathered Thursday in Alumni Hall.
Reporter and public relations professional Frank Arganbright, an IU alumnus, has given the IU School of Journalism a $1 million gift from his estate to go toward student scholarships, the largest gift the school has received since its foundation.
With a decrease in student population, the dining facilities of Residential Programs and Services have to adapt. So, they operate on a summer schedule beginning the week after finals and ending before Welcome Week in August.