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Weekend reminisces on the show’s fallen survivors, ranking them from who we miss the most to who we’re glad ended up zombie chow.
Weekend reminisces on the show’s fallen survivors, ranking them from who we miss the most to who we’re glad ended up zombie chow.
Writer and director Tom Gormican has created one of the more worthless films of the year — and it’s only February.
WE SAY: Universities are failing student-athletes by putting the money they bring in first.
I can say, from experience, amazing things can happen when you open up and accept new ideas, cultures and ways of thinking. Plus, there’s free food.
Let’s pretend last season never happened.
Although I occasionally miss having my own space and definitely would never choose communal bathrooms if I had the option, I think the dorms are written off too quickly by the general student population.
Let his work speak for him. It’s what he gave to us during his lifetime, and it’s what he leaves behind.
When he’s not distributing IUanyWare software for UTIS, Kenny Childers fronts the local alternative rock band Gentleman Caller.
Without the tax, local governments will have to deal with lost income.
IU spokesman Mark Land said there’s a difference between inconvenience and if it’s safe to come to class.
Houndmouth will perform at 9 p.m. tonight at the Bluebird.
Hutton plans to work with existing career services offices to supplement honors students with exclusive opportunities.
Columnist Kel Collisi discusses New York Fashion Week.
Wednesday marked IU's first Majors and More Fair.
Step UP!, part of IU’s Culture of Care program, is an organization that promotes student-to-student aid in the areas of alcohol abuse, drug use, mental health awareness, sexual well-being and respect.
With just a few days until the filing deadline for the primary election, some county offices remain uncontested or have not had any candidates express interest inrunning.
The Bloomington District of the Indiana State Police reported several crashes Tuesday and Wednesday following heavy snowfall in the area.
By IU Coach Randy Bloemendaal’s normally high standards, the IU men’s tennis team has struggled this season. The Hoosiers are 2-4 and sit at No. 57 in the national ranking. But an abnormally high strength of schedule has Bloemendaal unconcerned about his team’s record and feeling confident about its gained experience.
When IU Coach Curt Miller came calling and expressed interest in her, it was hard for freshman guard Larryn Brooks to say no.
According to recruiting database rivals.com, the class features two four-star recruits, 16 three-star recruits and eight two-star recruits.