IU Auditorium to waive handling fee
The IU Auditorium will kick off ticket sales for its 2011-12 season shows by waiving the usual $10 handling fee.
The IU Auditorium will kick off ticket sales for its 2011-12 season shows by waiving the usual $10 handling fee.
Starting Sept. 2, the Grunwald Gallery of Art will feature a historical photo gallery of lost photos from the World War II era. “Last Folio: A Photographic Journey with Yuri Dojc” will showcase photographs taken during a journey through communities destroyed by the Holocaust.

Statistics released Wednesday from the 21st Annual Survey of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Other Drug Use reveal that alcohol use by the state’s youth is on the decline, but use of marijuana and smokeless tobacco is on the rise.
The attorney who presided over victims’ compensation for the terrorist attacks on 9/11 will oversee the dispersal of funds to the victims of the Indiana State Fair stage collapse, Fair Commission chairman Andre Lacy announced Wednesday.
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I don’t wear sweatpants outside my house. I think I own one hoodie, which is worn only when working out.
Face down on the Pavement
Few things can kill a scary movie faster than a premature reveal.
Appearing in movies such as “Saving Private Ryan,” “Big Fat Liar” and “The Illusionist” throughout the last two decades, Paul Giamatti has strung together a rather eclectic résumé.
Broken horses, broken 'Hearts'
Magnetic Fields frontman strikes out
The U.S. system of higher education is distinctive as the most expensive in the world, with a specific capacity to turn tens of millions of 18- and 19-year-old children into lifetime debtors.
It has been a month since the U.S. debt crisis reached its boiling point. With the threat of default and Moody’s Investors Service threatening to downgrade the U.S. AAA credit rating, the only hope Americans had was to sit by and wait for some sort of an agreement from Washington.
IU-Bloomington has earned Campus Pride’s perfect five-star rating on the LGBT-Friendly Campus Climate Index in the results released this month.
For the third consecutive year, the Kelley School of Business has proven itself a tycoon in the entrepreneurship arena. Kelley’s Department of Management and Entrepreneurship ranked No. 1 in the 2011 World Rankings for Entrepreneurship Productivity.