A Bloomington man told police he was robbed at gunpoint Monday by the same suspect who had taken his cell phone just hours earlier.
Here are some sweeping generalizations that will help you identify the occupiers.
In an objective effort to help those involved occupy more effectively, here are a few rules you can use to get your point across.
The suspect in an armed bank robbery remained at large Tuesday evening after he eluded Bloomington police during a three-hour search.
On behalf of the College Republicans and College Democrats at IU, we affirm that our two organizations stand proudly in support of the strong U.S.-Israel relationship.
Weiner’s words were a breath of fresh air and a slap on the head all at once.
The average adult spends seven hours a day using technology — yet most of us are uneducated as to how these technologies work.
Complexity is not in vogue.
The Bloomington Police Department have made an arrest in the stabbing that resulted in death last night.
In a close game that came down to free throws, IU earned its first season victory, 70-67.
Former IU wide receiver Damarlo Belcher hadn’t been heard from since he was dismissed from the football team. He broke his silence Monday, issuing a statement to the IDS.
Indiana grabbed the No. 16 seed for the tournament, awarding them a first-round bye into the tournament of 48. Unseeded Liberty and Old Dominion will face off Thursday to determine the Hoosiers’ second-round foe.
A recent survey administered by advocacy groups Demos and Young Invincibles for 872 people aged 18 to 34 found that three of four respondents thought college had become harder to afford in the last five years and that college loan debt had become unmanageable.
A 17-year-old Bloomington boy was reportedly robbed at gunpoint Sunday while he was walking down the 1600 block of North College Avenue.
The only girl who competes on the Bloomington High School South Elementary Dual Team, 11-year-old Erica Chapman said she sees herself as just another competitor, just another kid who wants to wrestle.
Local restaurant Rachael’s Cafe puts an emphasis on going local and being inclusive, says its owner Rachael Jones.
It comes and awakens the imagination and creativity of IU students every year. Well, mostly Collins Center students. What am I speaking of? Why, Hogwarts Week, of course. If you go by Collins this week, or eat at its dining hall, you might just see something a bit odd about the fashion.
As a part of the IU College of Arts and Science’s Themester 2011: “Making War, Making Peace,” famed cartoon artist Garry Trudeau lectured to an audience at the Indiana Memorial Union on Monday.
A demonstration on Nov. 6 in Washington, D.C., helped prompt President Barack Obama to send the Keystone XL Pipeline back to the State Department for review. One hundred and two students and Bloomington residents from No Tar Sands Bloomington participated in the action.
The IU Cinema sponsored a lecture featuring director Chris Farah and his brother, producer Mike Farah, on Monday. The duo, two leading contributors to the website Funny Or Die, met for an informal discussion about their careers, the movie industry and what it takes to pursue a career goal.
