The late Michel du Cille, IU Journalism alumnus, will be honored with the Thomas Hart Benton Medallion on Friday.
The migrant crisis is more complex than we think.
We need to make healthier choices more available to lower income Americans
Pope Francis visits the U.S. this week and changes Catholicism.
America needs more bipartisans.
We should demand more from our artists.
Older generations speak out about abortions pre-Roe v. Wade.
IU will travel to North Carolina for their first road game against Wake Forest.
After more than 50 years, Larry Isom receives certificate of completion for ROTC requirements
U.S. Rep. John Lewis, D-5th District teamed up with Bloomington artist to create "MARCH," a historical graphic novel.
The IU chapter of Sigma Lambda Upsilon organized a discussion on social justice to begin a week of events about equality.
Linda Smith and Chen Wu received a grant from the National Science Foundation for research in visual recognition.
Pro-life law professor Richard Duncan lectured on abortion and the mask of the law.
Even if national politicians successfully defund Planned Parenthood, their labors will not limit the center in Bloomington.
Nine student start-ups will work with mentors to take their businesses to the next level.
After four years of selling vintage clothes and furniture, the shop on Morton Street will close in the near future.
Bster is undefeated in his career in the water skiing jump event.
IU tied for 12th out of 15 teams.
Wedderburn played soccer for West Bromwich Albion at 12 years old.
Elizabeth Busey will create prints Oct. 2 at Wonderlab.
