More than $4.6 million in federal grants have been paid to help Indiana recover from snowstorms.
A public hearing took place to discuss the proposed Fullerton Pike Corridor project.
Although there are religious organizations on campus for anyone to join, Justus Coleman, a sophomore, and Selam Adhanom, a senior, decided the campus needed an organization that brings women closer to God.
The Leaders for the Greater Good implemented a food drive.
Changes have been made to the rough draft of the strategic plan.
“There’s no ritual I really follow to get into it,” sophomore Harley Wiltsey says. “I pretty much just pick the hoop up, put some music on and I go.” She sets down her things and is stretching.
IU professors receive grant as part of inaugural Indiana Drug Discovery Alliance.
The first show of Shrek: The Musical is December 19.
The a cappella group is set to perform Thursday, Dec. 18.
Indiana is one of three states that doesn't pay for textbooks.
The four-CD set is a historic release, according to the Jacobs School of Music.
IU plays an overmatched Grand Canyon team on Saturday.
IU looks to build on record breaking 2013-2014 with Hoosier Open this weekend
If Tuesday’s loss to Louisville was a test, Grand Canyon will be a follow-up quiz.
The IU Men’s basketball team is going through a unique part of the schedule where they alternate difficult matchups with easy victories.
Sophomore guard Larryn Brooks is adjusting to a new role.
I was 5 years old when the Windows on the World collapsed on 9/11. I didn’t know what terrorism was, or that it could result in 2,996 deaths.
The blog, gettingracistsfired.com, is self-explanatory.
The New York Times recently released a report of a new military study claiming that rapes and sexual assaults in the military had increased eight percent in the last year.
You’re sitting in class. Maybe you’re paying attention, maybe you’re scrolling through Tumblr, I don’t know and I don’t care. Then your teacher starts calling on students.
