Negotiation must always be on the table. As the U.S. and NATO seek to end the war in Afghanistan, it becomes ever more important to leave
If it’s just the pace of Washington, D.C., there is a possibility we should wait a little more patiently for the implementation of policy ideas that can seriously stimulate the economy, invigorate public education and constructively restructure our broken health care system.
Michael Cavanagh, head photographer at the IU Art Museum, died Tuesday morning after suffering a heart attack on Monday.
IU Jacobs School of Music professor Harvey Phillips died early Wednesday in his Bloomington home at the age of 80.
Beginning 2 p.m. today, central Indiana will be under a Red Flag Warning, for increased fire danger.
With a lack of significant rainfall in months, businesses and local government organizations that use more than 100,000 gallons of water daily have been sent letters asking them to conserve water in light drought.
IU men's soccer ended in a 1-1 tie Wednesday at Kentucky, a team they have beaten 21 times out of 25 meetings.
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Construction in Briscoe Quad will leave the residence hall short 180 bed spaces for the upcoming fall semester — spaces that will have to be made in other residence halls.
The redshirt freshman and former no. 3 national prospect takes over the starting kicker position for the IU football team.
This year’s Midwest Archeology Conference will take place on Oct. 21 through 24 and will include lectures and presentations about Indiana and other Midwest states’ history.
The IU Sports Marketing Alliance instituted a name and logo change to begin a re-branding of the organization and a new committee structure to allow members to become more involved.
The website myEdu.com, which features an IU branch this year, will now help students consolidate all this information into one site,
Keshet, a Jewish Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgender group, has been a part of IU for seven years and is looking for new members.
To help combat breast cancer, the women of Alpha Epsilon Phi will sponsor a trunk show from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. today at the IU Art Museum.
California Institute of Technology professor Sossina Haile will discuss sustainable energy at 3 p.m. today as part of this year’s Outstanding Women in Science Lecture.
A former IU football player was arrested Oct. 17 for allegedly stealing another man’s credit card and using it to buy sports apparel.
JMUSE Productionz is preparing to take the stage this weekend in “The Divining,” a showcase of dance styles such as stepping and ballet and musical styles from neo-soul to classical.
In Monroe County, 29.6 percent of people are living below the poverty line. Nationally, that number is only 12.4 percent, according to the most recent Census information from www.americantowns.com.
Local DJs will be guiding an audience through the history of reggae during their free performance Friday at Rachael’s Cafe.
