Enough with these over-romanticized, black-and-white themes, and let’s talk about the standards of today’s education. If only there were real Avengers to assemble.
Television deadens culture, furthering habits of destructive consumption and social detachment.
Shirinifard works at the IU Biocomplexity Institute and makes computer simulations of the cells, tissues and structures of the human eye in an effort to create sustainable treatments for choridal neovascularization. The last eye he received was damaged, but the opportunity for research was not lost.
Continuing a tradition that often occurs during times of IU revelry, a Showalter Fountain fish was broken early Tuesday after a student rocked back and forth on its back.
The final results for Monroe County's primary election are in.
Last Saturday, former IU left tackle Andrew McDonald was invited to rookie camps for two NFL teams — the Miami Dolphins and the Green Bay Packers. It turns out that he didn’t even need to go to the second camp to get signed.
The Howey/DePauw Indiana Battleground Poll released Friday shows Lugar down 10 percent to his opponent Richard Mourdock for the GOP ticket.
As of Sunday, just over 3,500 ballots had been cast in Monroe County between early and satellite voting sites, along with mail-in ballots, said Lorraine Farrell, the Monroe County Election Board’s Democratic member.
William Potter, 37, was allegedly trespassing inside a vehicle in the parking lot at Bradford Woods Apartments in the 900 block of East Eminence Way, BPD Sgt. Lucas Tate said.
In a city-wide effort to reduce personnel costs, the City of Bloomington will review 36 applications from city employees who applied for early retirement or resignation through financial incentive programs.
Officers from the Bloomington Police Department were dispatched to the south side of Bloomington at about 3:12 a.m. Sunday after a 16-year-old girl reported she was raped. However, BPD Sgt. Lucas Tate said the girl was allegedly lying to police to cover up a theft of an undisclosed amount of alcohol from a CVS/Pharmacy.
For their last time, thousands of IU students piled onto the floor or sat in rows of seating at Assembly Hall on Saturday. About an hour and a half later, the same students joined the global network of more than 560,000 IU alumni.
Boyd was one community member in attendance at an Anti-I-69 Community Picnic on Sunday at the Reverend Ernest D. Butler Park.
Several students at the Kelley School of Business tried to make a profit off the school’s commencement ceremony.
In a city-wide effort to reduce personnel costs, the City of Bloomington will review 36 applications from city employees who applied for early retirement or resignation through financial incentive programs.
The Workshop in Political Theory and Policy Analysis was renamed to honor Elinor and Vincent Ostrom Friday. The name change was approved by the IU Board of Trustees.
Moran was recently named the Interfraternity Council’s “Greek Man of the Year,” and Sigma Nu was named “Most Improved Chapter” and “Most Improved Chapter in Values Integration” at the annual Greek Leadership Awards ceremony.
The Building Entrepreneurs in Software and Technology competition will fund four technology-based businesses led by Indiana University students.
I must ask this question: When we are able to access free movies on our computers, rent a DVD at Redbox for $1 or pay a small Netflix fee, why do we still go to the movies?
At Wine and Canvas, a painting studio and franchise in Bloomington’s west side, the idea is to allow both former and inexperienced painters to go home with a work of art they can call their own.
