WE SAY: Why don’t you do something useful for a change?
Wedow and the orchestra were preparing for the upcoming performances of Xerxes, an opera by George Frideric Handel debuting at IU this weekend.
IU graduate student Jordan Vinson, along with more than 120 students, went to Tuesday’s Indiana Student Public Interest Research Group call out meeting.
Student body president Kyle Straub has been involved in the IU Student Association for more than half of his college career.
After experiencing a water outage for a number of hours Friday, residents of Forest Quad still await the return of drinking water.
For any “Girls” fan, Jan. 13 was an exciting night.
The ceremony, which coincides with the 10th anniversary of the Pride LGBTQ Film Festival, will also serve as a protest against the proposed constitutional amendment that would ban same-sex marriage in Indiana.
Following his participation in the Indiana Relays this weekend, senior Derek Drouin was named the Big Ten’s Field Athlete of the Week.
Those who make the Olympic Performance Squad include divers who possess the skill and determination it takes to compete on the Olympic Team in the Olympic Games.
Currently, the Hoosier swimmer has two Big Ten Swimmer of the Week awards and she has clinched the Big Ten Freshman of the Week title three times.
IU athletics’ reputation has risen in the last year alongside a recent NCAA Division I Men’s Soccer Championship and multiple teams ranking in top 25 polls. These factors were essential in IU’s recent accomplishment of being ranked first in men’s sports as a contender for the Capital One Cup.
IU Wrestling Coach Duane Goldman knows all too well about the consequences injuries can have on a season.
Bloomington Transit passengers were evacuated from buses Tuesday morning after the company received a bomb threat by telephone at about 10:30 a.m.
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Faceless, overstuffed white dolls laid upon crumpled silver Mylar while pink papier-mâché hearts spun overhead.
In its third year, a student organization hopes to unite Jewish students in greek communities to create ties that cross between chapters.
On Monday afternoon, the Bloomington area experienced rain, but not nearly as much as predicted by the National Weather Service for this evening.
Loring has put together a good squad top to bottom that has a lot of sophomores and a few upperclassmen.
With Bloomington’s 10th annual PRIDE Film Festival right around the corner, my biannual struggle with pride festivals is rearing its ugly head again.
