Registered fall 2009 students will have to wait a little longer to know IU’s new tuition rates.
I leave for Seoul, South Korea, on Tuesday, and I can’t help but feel that even though Korea is halfway across the world, it’s somehow not so distant. Thomas Friedman said the world is flat. I say the world is close, a 17-hour plane flight close.
Instead of being held back by the weather, the Hoosiers excelled and had their best meet of the season Friday night.
After hosting a reunion concert Saturday, several Bloomington-based musicians from the '60s and '70s took part in a jam session and discussed the culture and community of the Bloomington music scene from that era.
After falling short of a Big Ten Championship, the No. 11 IU men’s golf team is setting off for the Sunshine State for the NCAA Regionals.
Some elite freshmen make an immediate impact and achieve results higher than expected. Derek Drouin is one of those athletes.
IU would not succumb on its senior day without giving rival Purdue a hard fight, and it did so twice in a season-ending doubleheader Saturday.
Troy Haas is an IU student. Haas, a sophomore who lives in Eigenmann Hall, plans to earn degrees in English and theatre and enjoys playing intramural softball. But Haas does not always fit into the college student mold, given that he is 44 years old.
Chinese officials will meet with IU and U.S. officials Wednesday through Friday to develop a blueprint for a physical activity plan for China’s schoolchildren.
As four-year college becomes more expensive and IU’s enrollment standards increase, many students are enrolling at Ivy Tech Community College in Bloomington.
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A listing of arts events in Bloomington happening between Monday, May 11 through Thursday, May 14.
Residents of the Midwest cleared away wreckage Saturday following a wave of powerful storms that splintered homes, knocked out power to thousands and killed six people.
After the closings of venues Tutto Bene and Jazz at the Station earlier this year, non-profit organization Jazz from Bloomington met to discuss the future of jazz in Bloomington at their ten-year anniversary.
The pope urged Middle East Christians on Sunday to persevere in their faith despite hardships threatening their ancient communities as 20,000 people filled a Jordanian sports stadium where Benedict XVI celebrated the first open-air Mass of his Holy Land pilgrimage.
U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi called Sunday for greater intelligence cooperation between the United States and Iraq as the American military moves to withdraw its forces from the country by 2012.
BloomingPlays Festival is back for its second year. The plays will begin at 8 p.m. Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays and 2 p.m. Sundays from May 14 through 30 at the Bloomington Playwrights Project.
INDIANAPOLIS – President Barack Obama will visit Indianapolis May 17, following an appearance earlier that day in South Bend for the University of Notre Dame commencement.
The number of swine flu-related deaths outside of Mexico rose after the U.S. reported its third fatality and Costa Rica its first, but both men who died also suffered from complicating illnesses, health officials said.
TERRE HAUTE – An autopsy has determined that an Indiana State University student whose body was found in the Wabash River died of an accidental drowning.
