Indiana's gubernatorial joke
The Indiana gubernatorial debate last Wednesday in Zionsville, Ind. was like a skit on Saturday Night Live.
The Indiana gubernatorial debate last Wednesday in Zionsville, Ind. was like a skit on Saturday Night Live.
Low birth rates aren’t necessarily all bad news.
What does it say about us when an impeached president makes more sense than most of the people running our nation?
A former Vietnamese soldier who rescued and saved the life of the last American prisoner of the Vietnam War spoke at a Themester event Thursday.
The Board of Trustees met last week and heard updates about many issues facing the University, including student debt, online initiatives and enrollment.
The Board of Trustees approved the merger of the Schools of Informatics and Computing and the School of Library and Information Science at Friday’s meeting.
The post sponsored the second annual Stand Down, a combined effort by the Department of Veterans Affairs and community organizations to help veterans experiencing homelessness.
After allegedly stealing shopping carts full of pumpkins from Kroger at Second and College streets, two 18-year-old IU students have been charged with felony theft, illegal consumption of alcohol and resisting law enforcement.
The rooftop garden at Middle Way was presented to those interested in the garden and its sustainability techniques Friday and Saturday.
The walk took place Sunday morning at Dunn Meadow. It started with a timed 5K run followed by an untimed walk for all registered participants and their dogs.
State treasurer candidates Republican Richard Mourdock, Libertarian Andrew Horning and Rep. Joe Donnelly, D-2nd District, will square off from 7 to 8 p.m.
The meeting served as the final class of a nine-week program called the Citizens’ Academy, an interactive program allowing Bloomington residents an opportunity to learn about the services, responsibilities and challenges of local government, program manager Vickie Provine said.
Bloomington police issued an arrest warrant after a 46-year-old female was allegedly sexually assaulted by her neighbor at about 9 a.m. Saturday in Acadia Court Apartments.
With enough Vineyard Vines and Ralph Lauren to clothe a small country, it is truly a North Jordan Avenue miracle.
Two months ago, I was boarding a plane, terrified of becoming lost in half dozen airports and about what waited upon landing here. Now, I can’t imagine going back. In fact, I can’t really imagine home at all.
The third annual Indiana International Guitar Festival and Competition will include guest artists and instrument demonstrations. The Metropolitan Opera National Council Auditions’ Indiana District round will begin at noon on Oct. 27.
The IU Auditorium will present the award-winning musical Tuesday and Wednesday nights. Tickets range from $20 to $41 for students and $38 to $62 for the general public.
Saturday marked the third annual Great Glass Pumpkin Patch fundraiser. All proceeds from the event will be used to bring a glass studio to Bloomington.
Police responded early Saturday morning to a call about a fight which ended with a victim alive and lying on the ground near six bullet casings in the 100 block of North Clark Street, Bloomington Police Department Lt. Faron Lake said.
A committee formed to explore the possibility of privatizing parking at IU was given the go-ahead from the IU Board of Trustees Thursday to hire a financial adviser.