We say the eating and driving ban in Oak Park, Ill., won’t accomplish the goal of diffusing distracted driving.
As a senior, I am worried about graduating. If you are a senior, you should be worried, too, and not because our days of being able to regularly play Sink the Biz at Nicks or enjoy Wednesday night trivia at Kilroys are limited.
Another GLOWfest means another chance to throw your hands up in the air while comfortably drinking and/or getting high. What could be better?
Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to a country music concert.
Despite some Americans’ concerns, it looks like the 400 million-person America of 2039 will be prosperous, relatively uncrowded and better positioned than many industrialized nations to tackle the challenge of an aging society.
Applications for editor-in-chief for the Indiana Daily Student spring semester are available. Download a copy of the application or pick up a paper version from Ruth Witmer or Ron Johnson at the Student Media offices. Candidate information will be posted after the deadline has passed.
Before some high school soccer games and practices, Devon Beach and her team had to shovel snow.
Junior Corbin Frye is part of the Social Responsibility Committee, a group the IFC created to manage fraternity parties. Fraternity presidents vote for who is in the group, which is new this year.
The Individualized Major Program, an option through the College of Arts and Sciences, permits students to pursue self-designed, interdisciplinary majors.
As a child, Bloomington native and IU senior Danielle Guevara did gymnastics and played soccer. But it wasn’t until she replaced her younger brother in a martial arts class at Monroe County Martial Arts that she fell in love with the sport. And Guevara was accepted to the Individualized Major Program last May.
Some games involving alcoholic beverages date back to Ancient China’s Warring States Period from 475 BCE to 221 BCE. Thousands of years later, international students are still playing some of the same games as the Ancient Chinese emperors.
On Wednesday, Deadmau5 and three guests will perform at the farm as GLOWfest’s fourth Bloomington show.
Mike Pence, a 2012 Republican gubernatorial candidate and congressman from Indiana’s 6th Congressional District, spoke with members of the public and the IU College Republicans during the group’s weekly meeting Monday in the Indiana Memorial Union.
State legislators are signaling their uneasiness with possible interpretations of a new Indiana law passed this spring.
Female student assaulted by her boyfriend Friday afternoon in Evermann Apartments.
Ying-Ying Chang remembers her daughter, New York Times best-selling author Iris Chang, during her presentation for the Asian Cultural Center’s monthly “Over a Cup of Tea” discussion.
IU’s School of Education has added as much as $12,000 in new scholarships to its Direct Admit Scholars Program in an effort to create a more diverse, high-achieving group entering the education field.
Freshman Matt Alsop is the survivor of a shark attack in July 2010 and after surgeries, he has adjusted to life at IU.
The IU men's golf team tied with UCLA for second at the Windon Memorial Classic.
Freshman Maggie Olson and graduate student Viki Green have been playing in the starting role since the year began.
