IU Athletics turns profit in 2009
IU was one of just 14 universities in the NCAA’s Football Bowl Subdivision to turn a profit for athletics during the 2009 fiscal year, earning approximately $145,000.
IU was one of just 14 universities in the NCAA’s Football Bowl Subdivision to turn a profit for athletics during the 2009 fiscal year, earning approximately $145,000.
IU was one of just 14 universities in the NCAA’s Football Bowl Subdivision to turn a profit for athletics during the 2009 fiscal year, earning approximately $145,000.
Mosquitoes carrying the West Nile virus have been discovered in Monroe County by the Monroe County Health Department.
Because of freshmen move-in to residence halls today, IU’s Campus Bus Service will not run campus buses. Traffic on roads such as Woodlawn Avenue, Sunrise Drive and Ninth Street have also been redirected to expedite the move-in process and cut down traffic.
Students and parents cross 10th Street with move-in equipment as police direct traffic Wednesday in front of Teter Quad. John Deere buggies, residence hall helpers and long lines of stop-and-go driving heralded Welcome Week’s official move-in day.
The Indiana State Police, Indiana University Police Department and Residential Programs and Services provided safety tips for surviving life on a college campus. If you’re a freshman, take heed.
Home to the “Big Ugly” burger, weighing in at 22 ounces precooked, Bub’s has become a new food-eating contest hot spot.
Today, sounds of eager freshmen will fill the residence halls as the official move-in day for campus gets underway.
On move-in day, thousands of IU students descend upon Bloomington for the school year, and local businesses said they couldn’t be happier.
Bloomington restaurants give students opportunity to taste ethnic cuisine from India to Turkey without traveling the world.
A Bloomington man was arrested in his home for allegedly possessing child pornography, a Class D Felony, according to Bloomington Police Department Lt. David Drake.
As another frenzied year in Bloomington picks up, students are trickling in, trying to familiarize themselves with and remember important Bloomington hot spots. One of the more important locations in Bloomington is Fourth Street.
It is that time of year for students to either move in for the first time or return to the Bloomington scene. However, while freshmen and transfer students will probably turn a blind eye to a new feature, returning Bloomington residents might notice a new addition to downtown and Kirkwood — banners sporting “Bloomington Entertainment and Arts District,” or BEAD.
The women's soccer, volleyball and field hockey teams are set to begin their 2010 seasons.
Chappell up for an award; field hockey team ranked in preseason poll; Gordon makes Team USA
For Lou Piniella, it wasn’t supposed to end this way. They were supposed to be tears of joy, not tears of sadness. Tears in October, not in August.
From a tree to a fountain, all the facts you need about IU icons.
All of us know someone who has been afflicted with a bad case of the Frightened Freshman.
Want better sex? Then cut this out and save it. Whether you’ve already started having sex or think you might start having sex in the next year, when you find the right person or are in love or married, there’s something here that can help you have safer, more pleasurable sex.
This weekend, on the 47th anniversary of his “I Have a Dream” speech, thousands of protesters are planning to rally on the hallowed ground where Martin Luther King, Jr., gave his most famous and historically significant speech, arguing for racial tolerance and inclusion.