Hoosiers to take on Gophers
A 6-3 record in Big Ten play has been good enough for a share of first place in the conference thus far in 2011. However, it hasn’t been good enough for the IU baseball team.
A 6-3 record in Big Ten play has been good enough for a share of first place in the conference thus far in 2011. However, it hasn’t been good enough for the IU baseball team.
I have a mouth like a sailor, I admit it. Sometimes I let four-letter words fly without even realizing it until the horror in my listener’s eyes hints at my folly.
Unfortunately, Dove’s recent advertisement for its “go sleeveless deodorant” seems to retrogress from its idealistic movement.
In our state capitol, Gov. Mitch Daniels and the Republican majorities in both houses of the legislature have taken up education reform for Indiana’s schools. As I have sat by and watched, there are certain things I like and certain things I do not.
The Department of Near Eastern Languages and Cultures presents its Arabic Literature Seminar weekend, beginning today with guest speaker professor Muhammed Bennis, who will give a workshop on the creative process of his own poetry.
Junior pitcher Drew Leininger threw a one-hit shutout through six innings and retired his last 18 at-bats — 10 of them strikeouts — in leading the Hoosiers (25-12) to a 5-1 midweek victory against Morehead State at Sembower Field.
Students and local residents find new ways of exploring with geocaching.
The School of Informatics and Computing has been nominated for a Webby Award. The school’s website was nominated in the School/University category, along with four other finalists. Sites from Massachusetts Institute of Technology, University of Colorado Boulder, University of Victoria (British Columbia) and the School of Visual Arts (New York).
The Bloomington Police Department will accept expired, unused or unwanted prescription drugs from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. April 30.
PrintEco is a plugin software company that saves paper and ink. Available to Microsoft Office products, the software resizes the text on the page and eliminates the extra page, ads and banners.
In September 2009, the Richland-Bean Blossom Community School Corporation school board planned the renovation of Edgewood Junior High and High School buildings because of safety issues with wiring and entryway construction. But Ellettsville taxpayers did not realize how much the project would cost them directly.
An idle coal-burning plant has become a burning issue in Jasper, Ind., as city officials pursue its conversion into a biomass plant.
The issues of violent crime and the potential relocation of IU Health Bloomington pervaded Wednesday night’s Democratic mayoral debate at the Whittenberger Auditorium in the Indiana Memorial Union.
Music professor Carmen Téllez has this advice to offer music students: “You have to be like water. You have to constantly be moving but indestructible. Sometimes you are ice and sometimes you are steam. You must respond to the time, culture and place.”
The sight of 13,000 faculty and graduate students walking the streets of New Orleans welcomed guests of the American Educational Research Association seminar.
Just days away from the premiere of his directorial debut, IU senior Jacob Sherry is still in production mode.
A group of environmentalists gathered at the Lilly Library to mark the donation of environmental documents to the library.
Third-generation Japanese-American Richard Aoki was a controversial civil rights activist who became one of the founding members of the Black Panther Party.
Conductor Brent Wallarab promises this year’s annual Big Band Extravaganza: For Dancers Only will leave audience members dancing in the lobby.
I first encountered K-pop when I was living in Taiwan. I heard a song called “Sorry Sorry” by a band named Super Junior, and I was hooked.