Column: High heels, high hopes
Last winter, I watched a girl take her heels off and walk barefoot in the snow. The only things she gained were sideways glances and, I would assume, frostbite.
Last winter, I watched a girl take her heels off and walk barefoot in the snow. The only things she gained were sideways glances and, I would assume, frostbite.
In the Billiken Classic, the Hoosiers will face rival Saint Louis at 8 p.m. Friday.
"Axe of Vengeance" and "Media Life" open Friday, Aug. 24 at the Grunwald Gallery of Art.
Jazz legend Al Cobine formed the band in 1955 while he was a student at IU. Miller said big bands, a type of musical ensemble associated with jazz, were still functioning in the 1950s as they had done during the big-band era as dance bands
Out of a group 30 to 40 nominees, junior Raymond Parrish II was named the sole Internal Wells Scholarship for the upcoming school year.
Hoosier sports columnist Zach Stavis says IU's victory of Chivas de Guadalajara is truly a great achievement.
After the pilot run of IU’s summer discount program this summer, university officials announced Thursday plans to continue the plan for summer 2013.
The Hoosiers start the new season noon Friday at Kent State.
Research funding for the School of Informatics and Computing jumped 70 percent from 2011 this fiscal year, according to an IU press release.
A new program will build on the strengths of the Center for Research in Environmental Sciences, the School of Public and Environmental Affairs and the College of Arts and Sciences .
The annual Asian Fair and Welcome Reception, sponsored by the Asian Cultural Center, filled Dunn Meadow with Asian food and culture Thursday afternoon.
Somehow explore all of campus and town? Meet some of Bloomington's neighbors.
Despite its small town feel, Bloomington has a lively music and arts scene. Check out this sampling of venues for a variety of acts any time you’re visiting.
Throw a stone from the Sample Gates and you’re bound to hit at least one restaurant, shop or cafe on Kirkwood. Bloomington’s downtown scene is bustling with flavor, vintage and vinyl. Here, we point out some of our B-town favorites.
Though IU is often the focus of visitors to Bloomington, the town itself has more to offer than people usually expect. The off-beat cultural offerings usually found only in big cities are what keep people coming back, and the campus has tons to explore. Check some things off this list, and we guarantee you’ll start falling in love, too.
Wondering about the history behind IU? The University has a rich past that has made it into what it is today. These events were some of the biggest, and knowing about them will give you a little insight into what you see now.
Merriam Webster dictionary defines “Hoosier” as a native or resident of Indiana. But what does it really mean?
This guide will open windows throughout the campus and community. It will give you a taste of the history, traditions, people, and places that shape IU and Bloomington, our home.
Recent IU graduate Jamison Raymond won the fourth-annual Bloomington Comedy Festival on Wednesday at a sold-out Comedy Attic show.
The only part of the race she remembers is walking out with her teammates, purposely averting her gaze from the stands so she would not see the crowd of spectators about to watch her swim.