Ballroom bluegrass
Great Lake Swimmers hit some high notes and wander through the low
Great Lake Swimmers hit some high notes and wander through the low
The perfect companion to exploring the unknown road
‘Daredevil’ mixes dark noir with superheroics
Worth the price of admission for those who never saw it on the silver screen
The newest edition of the "American Pie" series relies heavily on old jokes and a heavy dose of nostalgia
An anonymous tip called in Tuesday took Bloomington police to the 1100 block of North Lindbergh Drive, where a caller said a mother had smoked methamphetamine in front of her child.
Parents called Bloomington police Monday after their 7-year-old daughter described to them what might have been sexual battery, Bloomington Police Department Lt. Bill Parker said.
Four Democratic candidates run for District 9 Congress Representatives.
The Bloomington Animal Shelter is currently ranked No. 1 nationally in a competition with 104 other shelters to win $100,000 from the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.
On Tuesday, April 3, the BYU Department of Sociology coordinated a panel of four gay students to discuss how they reconciled their LGBT identification with their Mormon faith. Nearly 600 students stood together in a 260 capacity room to listen to the speakers.
And, most importantly, this is the story of a student body that refuses to use its voice for change. Tuition is set to rise 5.5 percent this year again, marking a 45 percent rise in the past five years. Residential Programs and Services fees are set to rise 8 percent for certain dorms, and some of these are the dorms that still don’t have air conditioning.
Last week, the Canadian government announced that it will be phasing out the use and production of its penny throughout 2012.
Though it is a controversial event, it brings a significant message. We demand all bodies to be respected. No matter if you are a woman, man, trans, white, black, gay, straight, younger, older, have a low or high income — no one should feel worried that they might be victimized because of the way they dress.
I would like to start this editorial response by being clear that, on the whole, I sympathize with Francisco Tirado’s “I’m a survivor, alright?” column published Tuesday.
Luckily, the obvious question and issue of Rometty’s membership flew under the radar throughout the week as Payne, Rometty and IBM declined to comment about the situation. What this really shows is that the question of Rometty’s membership shouldn’t be an issue.
The working group that will determine the fate of the Office of Women’s Affairs meets today.
Two films produced by IU students will be screened at the Cannes Film Festival this year in southern France.
IU men’s basketball forwards Christian Watford and Cody Zeller announced that they will return to school next season and put their NBA dreams on hold. The two were IU’s leading scorers and rebounders in the 2011-12 season.
Police arrived at about 9 p.m. to the scene of an occupation staged by about 30 members of the Occupy IU movement in Fine Arts Building 015, the auditorium. No arrests were made as of midnight.