Clarian Health, a private, nonprofit organization that owns and is affiliated with more than 20 hospitals and health centers in Indiana, is changing its name in 2011 to Indiana University Health.
For the businesses of Bloomington, graduation means preparing for a flood of family, friends and students during the weekend.Hotels, restaurants, bars, catering companies and other businesses around Bloomington start preparing well in advance for one of the busiest weekends of the year.
The IU Office of Sustainability kicked off a new initiative last week called Hoosier to Hoosier. H2H, a new program in partnership with the United Way of Monroe County, is collecting items that many people typically dispose of and matching them up with people who need them.
This phrase embodies the hope echoed throughout the IU track and field community — that the renovations to the outdoor track facility will make the school a Midwestern hub for the most talented athletes in the world.
The IU women’s softball team will look to West Lafayette as they attempt to break their losing streak of seven games in this weekend’s series.
Smith hopes that the more focused approach will allow his Hoosiers (21-21, 7-8) to come away successful from this weekend’s conference series at Northwestern (20-25, 9-6)
It will also be the first time the Hoosier runners will get a chance to compete on the new track, which is made of Polytan. The scientifically advanced substance is designed not only for durability, but for speed and performance as well.
The underhand tennis serve traditionally has only factored in instructional lessons for children, but on Feb. 8, 2003, it was the serve that clinched a victory for the IU women’s tennis team in a close 4-3 contest with Marquette.
School of Fine Arts graduates face limited job opening and find themselves seeking creative opportunities.
Graduating seniors now must struggle to balance providing for themselves, and achieving musical success.
Mickey Woods previews the rest of season six.
In 1830, a small class of nearly half a dozen students received the very first degrees from IU. One hundred eighty-one years later, things have changed in some big ways.
Among the undergraduate seniors graduating tomorrow, there are 43 students who studied in the Individualized Major Program. While their stories share common threads, their journeys have been as unique as their majors.
Colin Allen, professor in the Department of History and Philosophy of Science and the Cognitive Science Program at IU, will be able to collaborate with fellow scientists conducting research activities in Germany after receiving the Humboldt Research Award on May 5.
The last four years in television as reviewed by Cory Barker.
Riots broke out across Greece as the government worked to pass an economic recovery bill. Meanwhile, the Dow Jones industrial average plummeted in response to the European economic problems.
Some do this with snide remarks, some write on Pitchfork, others make a quilt out of the skin of people they’ve killed. I chose to write a column.
This is my last column. You can all breathe a sigh of relief. I know I will.
I’ve seen many faces during my four years at IU.
You’re never certain when you write a column what the reaction will be.
