Two special exhibitions at the IU Art Museum will open tomorrow, examining one artist close to home and one art form a little farther away in origin.
Two people in rural northwest Georgia are dead and dozens injured after a series of severe storms moved through the state, producing the first-ever tornado to hit downtown Atlanta.
Pakistan’s capital was on high alert Sunday and embassies reviewed security measures after a bomb struck an Italian restaurant crowded with foreigners, killing a Turkish aid worker and wounding at least 12 other people.
The Dalai Lama called Sunday for an international investigation into China’s crackdown against protesters in Tibet, which he said is facing a “cultural genocide” and where his exiled government said 80 people were killed in the violence.
Students used their mouths and different breathing techniques to make music with PVC pipes on March 6, the Thursday before spring break, in Collins Living-Learning Center.
Tim Cundiff, a fourth-year optometry student, remembers his first patient, a 13-year-old boy.
State officials say the rollout of the state’s new privatized welfare system is going well enough to expand it to a large swath of southern and western Indiana. Some advocates for the needy warn, beware.
Shirley Wolf has always had a keen interest in geology. So when she took up grave dowsing, one might not question her actions. Her work has resulted in the discovery of many unidentified black cemeteries around Southern Indiana.
“An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of attention.” This line from Barenaked Ladies’ “Unfinished” could double as a motto for Positive Link, Bloomington Hospital’s HIV/AIDS treatment, prevention and education center.
It’s time to reverse the curse. No, Midol commercials, I don’t mean ending my period. I mean reversing the curse you have conjured up against
While you’re distracted by the joy of returning for another seven weeks of school, a menace from abroad is slowly infiltrating our
While you’re distracted by the joy of returning for another seven weeks of school, a menace from abroad is slowly infiltrating our society. A mysterious cabal,
Barack Obama did it! Dangit! He did it. I was hoping he wouldn’t. He was doing so well for so long, and everyone
After centuries of experimenting with the most effective means of education and arguing over the “ideal” education policies in the United States, there is one thing we can all agree on – students cannot perform at their best if they cannot hear the instructor. Some students may have a hearing disability. Others may have attention deficit disorder. And for the rest – well, they’re simply tired of straining to hear the faint, weak sound waves floating from their teacher’s vocal cords, losing almost all strength by the time they reach students’ ears.
The race for the Democratic presidential nomination is picking up steam in Indiana, with New York Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton planning a visit Thursday.
Presidential hopeful Barack Obama spoke to a crowd of 2,000 in a Plainfield, Ind., high scool gymnasium.
In a season of ups and downs, the IU men''s basketball team hit rock bottom Friday night against Minnesota in the quarterfinals of the Big Ten Tournament. BLOG: Basketblog
Indiana heartland rocker John Mellencamp was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Monday during a ceremony at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel. SLIDESHOW: Induction Ceremony
Three Bloomington residents were arrested Tuesday morning after the Bloomington Police Department found a Bloomington man stabbed to death.
Devin Ebanks, who has an opt-out clause in his letter-of-intent, told the Indiana Daily Student on Friday during halftime of the Hoosier game that he is still unsure of his college decision. BLOG: Basketblog
