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Made up of 25 to 30 participants, the IU Fencing Club offers fencers of all levels a chance to take a stab at the sport.
During the State of the University address Tuesday on the IU-Purdue University Indianapolis campus, President Michael McRobbie focused his address, titled “The Principles of Excellence,” on six core principle areas.
Of the 69,000 residents living within the city of Bloomington, there are 1,300 low-income families seeking Section 8 housing. Because of a lack of housing that will accept Section 8 vouchers, 400 of these families are on a waitlist.
With less than 40 days until the Nov. 2 election, incumbent Democrat Baron Hill and Republican nominee Todd Young are campaigning to gain undecided votes in an unpredictable district.
What was temporary is now permanent. That is until the Monroe County Board of Commissioners decides to lift a burn ban that was originally scheduled to end Sept. 29.
The Monroe County Chapter of the American Red Cross will sponsor the 27th annual Red Cross Book Fair beginning Thursday.
Dan Coleman, the founder and president of Spirit of ‘68 Promotions, brings musicians to perform in Bloomington.
Columnist Ryan Martin talks about interning at local record label Secretly Canadian and gives details on some of their signed artists.
The IDS spoke with Yeasayer vocalist Chris Keating about his ties to Bloomington, Cyndi Lauper and not being just a trend.
Food columnist Lily Miller discusses the bugs you may be eating in your food.
The Big Ten made noise this summer with an overhaul of their football alignment beginning in 2011. In the near future, the conference could also alter the landscape of an entire sport — ice hockey.
The IU men's soccer team takes on Evansville Wednesday night in Bloomington.
The IU men’s rugby team took home first in the Big Ten Tournament by defeating Michigan State, Wisconsin and Notre Dame this weekend in Elkhart, Ind.
If there is any way for the outrageous idea of an 18-game NFL season to be prevented, God bless the one who comes through and saves the NFL from one of its worst moves since the league merger, Frank Thereber writes.
Two male penguins raise a baby penguin together, an 11-year-old orphan realizes he is a wizard and a young Jewish girl hides in an attic during the Nazi occupation of the Netherlands.
McRobbie's State of the University Speech, simplified
Junior Kielty Wintersteen describes her love for triathlons as “addictive.”
The D.R.E.A.M. Act, which had been tacked onto the recent defense bill, would have granted legal residency and a chance at citizenship to undocumented immigrants who were brought into the U.S. as children and who are either attending college or joining the military. Republican senators filibustered the defense bill with all its attendant amendments. It couldn’t even be debated.
Everyone knows Walmart and companies like it are, at best, destroyers of quaint communities, and at worst, heartless enslavers of the world’s producers and consumers, right?
