Motorcycle enthusiasts will have a chance to ride to raise awareness for missing IU student Lauren Spierer on Saturday, July 30.
Indiana’s new legislative and congressional districts passed a key test in determining whether they are gerrymandered or not, according to an article from the journal “InContext.”
From Friday to Sunday, Chicago’s Union Park was engulfed in clouds of smoke and dust, home to three stages and a sea of booths that entertained festival-goers.
Kayleen Cohen lives her Chicago experience vicariously through literature.
The art of politics is compromise. If all tax increases are off the table, any hope of real compromise is shot.
Palin isn’t Potter and her opponent isn’t Voldemort. In the real world, things aren’t so clearly delineated. Well, one might say Mother Teresa was good and Hitler was evil. But Palin isn’t Mother Teresa, and she isn’t Hitler.
I’m all about convenience, and I would keep the streaming service if I hadn’t watched all of the “30 Rock” seasons. I already pay enough to not watch your movies, so this is the end of you and me, Netflix.
Due to recent advancement in bioengineering, scientists have discovered a way to produce meat that is made in a lab. But does it even taste the same?
Police officers investigating what they thought was simply a traffic accident discovered a pipe bomb among debris near the scene on the west side of Bloomington, according to a press release from the Monroe County Sheriff’s Office.
IU’s Inner Asian and Uralic National Resource Center and Silk Road Institute hosted the 19th annual Silk Road Bayram on Wednesday in Alumni Hall. The festival highlighted the diverse culture and musical traditions of the Silk Road.
A Bloomington infant was transported to Riley Hospital for Children in Indianapolis and his father was arrested early Thursday morning, after the child arrived at IU Health Bloomington Hospital with a skull fracture.
The National LGBTI Health Summit will take place at IU from July 16 to July 19.
According to new research conducted by IU biologists, sexual reproduction as we know it may have started as a way to avoid infection and death from parasites.
This month, U.S. troops began withdrawing from Afghanistan. Now, as the country begins the process of standing on its own legs, the U.S. State Department has awarded an IU center nearly $3.5 million to help teach English education there.
Minors wishing to purchase alcohol are having a much more difficult time breaking the law than they did a few years ago.
This weekend’s production is “The Comedy of Errors” by William Shakespeare. The Festival Theatre program itself is brand new this summer, as these kinds of productions had previously been performed in Brown County.
In a recent study, IU assistant telecommunications professor Andrew Weaver discovered as the percentage of minority actors in a film went up, white interest in seeing the film went down.
Andrew Crowley pleads with Hollywood not to ruin the zombie.
