Vanderbilt snapped IU's five game winning streak with a 5-2 victory over the Hoosiers on Sunday in Nashville.
The Department of Theater and Drama’s production of “The School for Scandal” began its residency at the Ruth N. Halls Theatre on Friday.
Café Django invited jazz pianist Craig Brenner to play Friday night.
After publishing several of his short stories and novels, author Thomas Black said he now intends to build a readership through his latest novel “Death Mode,” set on the IU campus.
The Department of Theater and Drama’s production of “The School for Scandal” began its residency at the Ruth N. Halls Theatre at 7:30 p.m. Friday night.
We spoke with cast member Kim Crosby about her role, her fellow cast members and the production.
IU co-defensive coordinator and linebackers coach Mike Ekeler has taken a job at USC as its new linebackers coach.
Members of the National Governors Association convened in Washington, D.C., late last week, meeting with President Barack Obama and cabinet members.
Huong Nguyen and Amnesty International have introduced the "88 project" to IU, meant to free Nguyen's fiancé, and other political prisoners, in Vietnam.
Student managers are IU students who were once volunteer ushers and now get paid to orient the volunteer ushers on how the evening will go and make sure everything runs smoothly.
A little-known part of the IU campus is researching the earth and the effects that geological issues have on Indiana. The Indiana Geological Survey is actually a part of a nation-wide system of surveys, not all of which are located on college campuses.
Many restaurants offer their customers a live musician for the evening. However, the music often blends into the background. On Friday, Café Django defied that stereotype, creating a quaint atmosphere by inviting personable pianist Craig Brenner to play.
This semester’s meeting, sponsored by Union Board, will be in the form of a panel discussion and will consist of representatives from IUSA, the IU Student Foundation, Interfraternity Council, Union Board, PanHellenic Association, Board of Aeons and Residence Halls Association.
IU senior Derek Drouin was a surprise entry in the heptathlon at the Big Ten Track and Field Championship Meet. When it came time for the heptathlon’s high jump, Drouin was a heavy favorite to score big points.
For about a decade, the School of Public and Environmental Affairs has provided a place for returning Peace Corps volunteers to get a graduate education.
The 2013 Big Ten men’s and women’s Track and Field Championships will take place this weekend in Geneva, Ohio.
Chalk graffiti was found on campus early Thursday morning, stretching from the south steps of Showalter Fountain to behind Woodburn Hall, past Ballantine Hall.
The work of merging the School of Library and Information Science with the School of Informatics and Computing will come to fruition in July 2013.
Provost Lauren Robel has endorsed a plan that reverses the School of Journalism’s 27-year independence and interrupts its century-long heritage. This same plan calls for unspecified changes to student media, possibly affecting the IDS.
No definite academic or administrative structure is finalized. Nor are the futures of IU Student Media, various units’ distinct honors programs or future financial and infrastructural support clear.
