Hamburger honored by IU
IU professor Michael Hamburger has been chosen as the recipient of the 2012-2013 Distinguished Service Award.
IU professor Michael Hamburger has been chosen as the recipient of the 2012-2013 Distinguished Service Award.
The Interfraternity Council is implementing recruitment facilitators, or Bro Gammas, into IFC recruitment this fall.
Junior Jose Mitjavila is already making plans for next year as he steps into the role of student body president of IU Student Association.
The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders has always been considered by many to be confusing and inefficient. With the recent edition’s release date pushed back multiple times, the scientific population wonders whether the DSM-V will finally be up to par.
Interim Superintendent for IPS schools Peggy Hinckley recommended cutting 59 jobs to save costs.
SB 487, the legislation that would allow for high-fence shooting preserves, passed a House committee.
The 2013 Investing in Innovation competition, a grant competition aimed at helping students succeed in college, was recently launched by the U.S. Department of Education.
Craig Thacker, 44, was arrested Monday for alleged involvement in an armed vehicle theft and battery.
IU has reduced its greenhouse gas emissions by 43 percent from 2011 to 2012.
The Friends of Art Bookshop will close this summer due to a conflict with University policy.
Alex Carlisle, the IDS opinion columnist arrested last week, will not have charges filed against him, Interim IU Police Department Chief Laury Flint confirmed Tuesday.
Little 500 means much more than a bike race to veteran riders Eric Anderson, Kevin Depasse and Paul Smith.
Little 500 riders start training well before spring excitement begins.
This year's women's field looks to be the most competitive in its 26-year history.
A quick look at the bottom five qualifiers for the men's and women's races.
The track at Bill Armstrong Stadium is the only cycling track in the country made of cinder, and it’s been that way since it was first built.
The cycling room at Delta Tau Delta provides its riders with multiple rollers, racks for up to 20 bikes and a 50-inch television.
IU’s famed collegiate bike race carries a culture and excitement of its own, but its inspiration is easily traced to another Indiana competition of laps and wheels — the Indianapolis 500 Mile Race.
Know these terms so you can comment on the races with confidence.
If passed, Senate Bill 487 would provide that animals regulated under shooting preserve regulations be exempt from importation permit requirements.