Community Arts

No new evidence found as Lauren Spierer landfill search concludes

Sunday, Aug. 28,2011 10:26 p.m.

After nine days of combing through more than 4,100 tons of trash for evidence related to missing IU student Lauren Spierer, investigators have finished searching the Sycamore Ridge Landfill without finding any new clues.

Retired greyhounds bring joy to Wonderlab

By Michelle Sokol · Sunday, Aug. 28,2011 10:25 p.m.

Retired racing greyhound Tanner went from training for races on the dirt track at Dairyland Greyhound Track in Wisconsin to taking leisurely laps around the bed and down the stairs at the apartment of Erik and Christine Shaver.

Annual food drive meets 15,000-pound goal

By Bailey Loosemore · Sunday, Aug. 28,2011 10:23 p.m.

After four years of trying, the Monroe County United Ministries has finally met its goal to collect 15,000 pounds of food and hygiene products during its weekend-long Each One, Feed One Community Food Drive.

Film series brings classics to IU Cinema

By Kate Thacker · Sunday, Aug. 28,2011 9:40 p.m.

IU's Department of Communication and Culture is sponsoring a City Lights Film Series. The series, headed by the department's graduate students, will bring classic films such as "Altered States", "Carrie", and "Stella Dallas".

Service day connects new IU students to campus, community

By Jessica Contrera · Sunday, Aug. 28,2011 9:35 p.m.

On Saturday, freshmen and transfer students traveled to 15 different sites throughout Bloomington to volunteer, forming friendships and bonds with their new community.

Pan-Hellenic celebrates diverse greek organizations during Welcome Week

By Hallie Robbins · Sunday, Aug. 28,2011 9:31 p.m.

The National Pan-Hellenic Council, which oversees IU’s eight historically black greek organizations, sponsored a weekend of orientation and socialization opportunities for current and potential members to celebrate the council.

Student spent summer biking and building

By Lauren McConnell · Sunday, Aug. 28,2011 9:30 p.m.

IU junior and Kelley School of Business student Mike Dits spent his summer biking and building affordable housing with Bike and Build, a non-profit, service-oriented cycling trip organizer.

IU’s birthplace receives state historical marker

By Jessica Williams · Sunday, Aug. 28,2011 9:27 p.m.

IU’s birthplace at Seminary Square Park was honored with a historical marker Friday.The University’s original 11-acre location was on the site of what is now Seminary Square Park.

NPR and Planned Parenthood revealed to be socialist ploys

By Christopher Babcock · Sunday, Aug. 28,2011 7:39 p.m.

RADISH ARTICLE: If Joseph Stalin were still alive today, he would be proud of the progress the United States has made in the Department of Socialist Ploys.

Steve Jobs is gone, hipsters aghast

By Andrew Greiner · Sunday, Aug. 28,2011 7:37 p.m.

Radish Article: Taking both the success and the aura that Jobs has into account, it’s only a matter of time until some other person will be called the Steve Jobs of his or her generation. But what will happen to the company I love so much in a post-Steve Jobs world? I know nothing about Apple outside of Jobs. Therefore, I can only assume the worst.

Female students followed by male suspect early Sunday

Sunday, Aug. 28,2011 2:36 p.m.

A suspicious male in the area of east Atwater and south Fess avenues followed two female students early Sunday morning, IU Police Lt. Andy Stephenson said in a Protect IU email.

Bloomington man charged with Greene County woman’s murder

By Jake New · Friday, Aug. 26,2011 4:22 p.m.

Randy L. Knapp was charged in connection with the death of Stacey Lawson, 28, who was dead found last week.

Hoosiers work to overcome loss of Bruin to Houston Dynamo

By Nathan Brown · Friday, Aug. 26,2011 12:20 a.m.

IU men’s soccer’s hopes of defending their Big Ten championship took a sizable hit Dec. 29, 2010, when their leading scorer, junior Will Bruin, decided to forego his senior season and pursue a career in Major League Soccer.

New baseball/softball complex will displace intramural athletes

By Matt Callahan · Friday, Aug. 26,2011 12:20 a.m.

The new varsity baseball and softball stadiums will take the place of the intramural fields on the north edge of campus near 45/46 and Fee Lane and will leave the nearly 10,000 participants of intramural sports without a home field.

New baseball and softball facilities approved, will open in 2013

By Kevin Bowen · Friday, Aug. 26,2011 12:17 a.m.

On Aug. 19, the IU Board of Trustees approved construction of a new baseball and softball complex to be built north of the Indiana Tennis Center and Mellencamp Pavilion. Ground is scheduled to be broken in spring 2012. The stadiums should be ready for the 2013 season.

New baseball and softball facilities approved, will open in 2013

By Kevin Bowen · Friday, Aug. 26,2011 12:16 a.m.

On Aug. 19, the IU Board of Trustees approved construction of a new baseball and softball complex to be built north of the Indiana Tennis Center and Mellencamp Pavilion. Ground is scheduled to be broken in spring 2012. The stadiums should be ready for the 2013 season.

No new evidence found as Lauren Spierer landfill search concludes

Retired greyhounds bring joy to Wonderlab

Annual food drive meets 15,000-pound goal

Film series brings classics to IU Cinema

Service day connects new IU students to campus, community

Pan-Hellenic celebrates diverse greek organizations during Welcome Week

Student spent summer biking and building

IU’s birthplace receives state historical marker

NPR and Planned Parenthood revealed to be socialist ploys

Steve Jobs is gone, hipsters aghast

Female students followed by male suspect early Sunday

Bloomington man charged with Greene County woman’s murder

Hoosiers work to overcome loss of Bruin to Houston Dynamo

New baseball/softball complex will displace intramural athletes

New baseball and softball facilities approved, will open in 2013

New baseball and softball facilities approved, will open in 2013

IUSA platforms advance, solidify during summer

IU kicks off season opener in new South Florida stadium

Men’s soccer travels to South Bend for opener

IUSA platforms advance, solidify during summer

IU employee arrested after pointing firearm at cyclists in Bloomington

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