The juxtaposition of amateur and professional jazz musicians will be at the heart of this year’s Indy Jazz Fest.
IU alumnus Aynsley is the Oscar-nominated producer behind the 2010 documentary “Waste Land” and is scheduled to speak at 3 p.m. Friday at the IU Cinema, prior to a screening of his film at 6:30 p.m.
The show, “It Still Bleeds,” is a bi-monthly variety show that features a mix of local and regional comedians and musicians.
Two men were arrested Tuesday after a Bloomington police officer interrupted an attempted burglary at an apartment complex clubhouse.
Countless organizations, both local and national, serve those in need in Monroe County. In this series, the IDS will spotlight a group of people who do the tough, tedious work to make that service happen — the directors of these charitable organizations.
Peyton Manning — the heart, leader and quarterback of the team — will be out for at least two months, but the possibility of him being done for the season is very real. The four-time league MVP was replaced by backup Kerry Collins, who performed below expectations in the opener.
The team, which fell to both Stanford and California while visiting the West Coast last week, will continue its road trip at 4 p.m. today against UC Davis in Oxford, Ohio.
After coming to a scoreless tie with Notre Dame, the No. 10 Hoosiers have won four games in a row and have scored 14 goals in that span. Half of those goals came from senior Alec Purdie and freshman Eriq Zavaleta.
Th e Briscoe Quad renovation project has entered its second phase , and student response to the changes has been positive.
Local food festival Big Red Eats Green offered sample portions of cuisine from local restaurants using locally produced food.
Indiana Public Interest Research Group and other students protested Wednesday at 10th Street and Fee Lane as part of a national campaign against high textbook prices.
Is there discrimination in the land of cheese? Yes, said an advocacy group based in Falls Church, Va., that seeks to promote a “colorblind society.”
As students at a public university, we know we’re God’s greatest gift to humanity. But we can’t help it. With this much swag flowing through our veins, it may as well be our birthright to act like drunken moose.
The tenth anniversary of 9/11 is now behind us. However, if we take the anniversary as an invitation to remember the true cost of 9/11 and the ways that our world has changed, we sadly have to admit the opportunity has been squandered.
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The IU Athletics Department has joined forces with the Office of Sustainability to attempt to become the “greenest” Big Ten athletic department in the nation. It’s the Greening Cream and Crimson initiative.
