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IU sports headlines you might have missed while you were gone this summer.
IU sports headlines you might have missed while you were gone this summer.
Senior midfielder Daniel Kelly netted the Hoosiers’ lone goal with less than six minutes to play as IU lost to Xavier 2-1 in the their first exhibition game of the season.
IU Athletics Director Fred Glass is working hard to make people excited about the university’s football program. At this point, that’s all he can do.
Where some would argue building the Islamic center “down the road” is acceptable, how far is far enough?
My summer agenda quickly attained a monstrous size. It seems I cannot estimate a reasonable number of books to read, the limit to travel before it becomes exhausting or the optimal number of classes for a summer session.
That’s why I watch Glenn Beck. He makes the news interesting by telling me what I should be angry about. I have no time for Wolf Blitzer’s monotone voice, and Anderson Cooper’s smooth features give me a fluttering feeling in my stomach that I suppress by re-reading the Bible.
Hard-nosed Republican John Boehner met his match on “Meet the Press” when NBC News analyst David Gregory repeatedly asked Boehner if the tax cut for the rich would pay for itself.
After two new crosswalks were added to Fee lane this spring, a third has been added between Herman B Wells Library and the School of Public and Environmental Affairs on 10th Street.
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Vice President Joe Biden told a military veterans’ convention in Indianapolis that insurgents in Iraq have failed in their efforts to undermine elections and the forming of a new government there.
Vice President Joe Biden has told a military veterans convention in Indianapolis that insurgents in Iraq have failed in their efforts to undermine elections and the forming of a new government there.
The Bloomington Police Department responded to a report of a shooting at 9:45 p.m. yesterday on Lindbergh Drive.
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The Aug. 12 edition of the Indiana Daily Student is the final paper of the summer session. Look for the Welcome Back edition of the IDS in stands Aug. 19. Regular publication will resume Aug. 24.
One fish from the Showalter Fountain is missing, and no lead is currently in sight.
To bike, or not to bike? That is the question many Bloomington residents are asking. As the first “Bicycle Friendly Community” in Indiana, Bloomington is among an elite group.
At first glance, 6-foot-11, 205-pound center Peter Jurkin might look like an all-too-familiar sight to Hoosier fans — and one they didn’t want to see again. But Jurkin’s no Tijan.
One scientist at IU is working on a project that might further illuminate the nature of supernovae and the environments in which they are created.
Zeta Tau Alpha’s Big Man on Campus might get a funding boost this year through the Pepsi Refresh Project.
Striving to create community through diversity — this is one of the main motivations for IU’s Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgender Student Support Services Office every year. Working toward that goal might be one of the reasons IU has recently been rated by Campus Pride as a premier gay-friendly college, receiving a rating of 3.5 out of 5 stars.
This annual event, WIUX Alumni Weekend, will bring an estimated 40 to 50 IU graduates back to Bloomington to take back their cherished student radio.