Terry Gross, host of National Public Radio’s “Fresh Air,” will talk about her greatest interviews April 8 at IU Auditorium.
BEIJING — China has rejected a United States accusation that a U.S. Navy mapping ship was harassed by Chinese vessels in the South China Sea, saying the American ship was breaking international laws.
Discussing her books and her work as a leader in the modern feminist movement, author Jessica Valenti said she hopes to change common perceptions about feminism
The Jacobs School of Music announced Monday plans to recreate Bernstein’s studio and display his items in the same arrangement as they existed in his Connecticut workspace.
Some local pizza restaurants are staying ahead of a wave of slowing sales across the country, showing that college students will still shell out for the pizza they love.
Despite State Department warnings, IU has no plans to issue a travel advisory for students going to Mexico
RHA will hold a reelection Thursday in Briscoe Quad, Read Center, Willkie Quad and Ashton Center in an attempt to make the voting process more fair.
With tornado season approaching, out-of-state IU students might be left in the dark about what to do if Bloomington were hit by a severe storm.
Thieves broke into a student’s dorm room and stole several items from the student as he slept, said Lt. Craig Munroe of the IU Police Department, reading from a police report.
On Feb. 26 the White House Office of Media Affairs announced a new program in which interns will “supplement their learning experience” by attending social events, weekly lectures and community service activities sponsored by the White House, according to a White House press release.
I’d imagine the fire marshal had to turn people away, because that night in March of 1998, the Anderson Wigwam was filled to the brim of its 8,996-seat capacity. The rich aroma of buttered popcorn filled the arena as scores of ardent fans clad in red and green – mostly there for their hometown Anderson Indians – packed the stadium.
For members of the Hoosier Poker Club, the game is not about gambling. It’s about experience.
IU coach Tracy Smith wasn’t happy with his team Sunday night, to say the least.After the Hoosiers’ last game at the Eagle Invitational, an 8-3 win against Le Moyne, Smith was brutally honest when discussing their performance.
Most people dream of living the life of a star athlete – the money, the cars and the continuous moments of fan recognition.But for sophomore Charlotte Martin, the No. 2 singles player for the IU women’s tennis team, life as a student athlete is not all glamour.
President Barack Obama invited more than 140 people to a health care reform summit at the White House last Thursday.
The Indiana High School Press Association named Bloomington High School North senior Aliya Mood Journalist of the Year at the annual First Amendment Symposium at the Indiana Statehouse last week.
Walter Young can’t find his great-grandmother’s grave. The coal company that had it moved doesn’t know where the remains ended up.
Bloomington’s Commission on the Status of Women has announced three awards for local women leaders.
The drive to make Hawaii the fifth state in the country to allow same-sex civil unions is on the verge of failing, despite support from most state lawmakers.
Young Democrats of Monroe County had its first monthly meeting Monday at The Village Deli.
