A smoking prohibition
Employers across businesses in the medical fields are turning employees away based on whether that person is a smoker or not.
Employers across businesses in the medical fields are turning employees away based on whether that person is a smoker or not.
For the uninformed, trolling is the act of suggesting something completely outrageous but leaving room for plausibility with the hope to evoke an emotional response from the passionate and, well, gullible.
High speed rail is the next generation of transit.
Democratic mayoral candidate John Hamilton had a press conference Tuesday to discuss flaws in the current plans to increase Bloomington’s water rate, stating two priorities he would pursue as part of his Blueprint for a Better Bloomington.
As part of The Venue’s weekly Tuesday night art series, local writers and artists read samples of their favorites of their own and other writers’ erotic poetry.
Bloomington Police Department officers arrested a man accused of robbing a local apartment Tuesday.
Rapper Wiz Khalifa will make a tour stop in Bloomington for Little 500 weekend.
This week kicked off Little 500 Rookie Week, which was postponed after ice storms hit campus. Last week, the rookies spent three days in the Bill Armstrong Stadium press box watching tapes of previous races.
It may not be Los Angeles or New York, but a group of IU students is trying to put Bloomington on the map as a training ground for budding filmmakers.
Current laws banning same-sex marriage and legally recognized domestic partnerships are on the way to becoming an Indiana constitutional amendment after a Tuesday vote in the Indiana House of Representatives.
Six Kelley School of Business MBAs have been chosen to implement business concepts from author Jim Collins’ book “Good to Great and the Social Sector” to benefit Giving Back to Africa, a Bloomington-based not-for-profit dedicated to educating young people in the Democratic Republic of Congo, according to a press release.
While reading one book a day for her IU classes, author Ashley Pérez manages writing, taking care of her 9-month-old son, Liam Miguel Pérez, and promoting her novels because of her schedules.
The IU Alumni Association announced Jan. 28 that it will be giving out 33 $1,000 scholarships through the IUAA Scholars program this year.
The East-Central European Film Series for the spring semester begins this week. Movies will be screened at 7:30 p.m. Thursdays until April 21 in the Student Building 015 unless otherwise specified.
Although the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, a federal bill which supports more affordable and available health care, has already been passed, many are still wondering how and when this bill will start to take effect.
In attempt to live la vita Italiana, I have embraced the value of living life for relationships and seeking inspiration within the community,instead of spending hours worrying about tests, bills from lawyers or prepping for the next 10 steps of my career plans.
Students at Bloomington High School South participated in Talk Like Shakespeare Day Tuesday.
The Indiana General Assembly has named it the Clean Energy Bill, but others consider it a utility monopoly bill. Regardless of the name, it passed committee Feb. 10 and will soon make its way to the Senate for consideration.
The Indiana House Agriculture and Rural Development Committee had a hearing Feb. 8 concerning House Bill 1134. The bill is sponsored by Rep. Tom Saunders, R-Lewisville, and aims “to amend the Indiana Code concerning agriculture and animals.”
IU (9-16, 3-10) will travel to Ann Arbor, Mich., to take on the University of Michigan (14-10, 7-5).