Excise police issue 191 citations during Welcome Week
The amount of tickets was an increase from last year’s 138 citations during Welcome Week.
The amount of tickets was an increase from last year’s 138 citations during Welcome Week.
What do Leo Tolstoy and the Bloomington Playwright’s Project have in common? War and peace. In conjunction with IU’s Themester of “Making War, Making Peace,” sponsored by the College of Arts and Sciences, the BPP is kicking off its 2011 season with “Bomb/Shell,” which begins Sept. 30 and runs until Oct. 15.
Gov. Mitch Daniels and the Indiana Arts Commission have announced six recipients of the 2011 Governor’s Arts Awards. Of the six candidates chosen from the entire state of Indiana, two were Bloomington residents associated with the Jacobs School of Music, Susann McDonald and Sylvia McNair.
“Green jobs” account for 1.7 percent of Indiana’s, according to a new study by the Indiana Department of Labor.
Police are searching for a suspect who robbed a Bloomington man at knifepoint early Sunday.
Fashion serves many purposes, but when you are an athlete or a relative of one, fashion has a whole different set of rules.
An itemized anatomy of a freshman.
Perhaps more than any other invention in the last 100 years, the Internet has radically changed the ways that people live and interact. Oftentimes we view this as a positive phenomenon that has vastly improved the lives of millions — if not billions — of people. Sounds like a good thing, right?
I recently saw the Tea Party argument against excessive federal spending lampooned as follows: “Planned Parenthood and National Public Radio are socialist ploys to reroute government spending away from legitimate subsidies to oil companies.”
With cheers of “Happy Friday!” and the setting sun silhouetting the Sample Gates, the first Critical Mass ride of the year in Bloomington commenced with about 30 riders pouring onto Kirkwood Avenue.
The Spierers had a new poster designed to garner more attention for their daughter’s case and a seven-hour postering event on Sunday.
The No. 17 IU men’s soccer team (0-0-1) played to a 0-0 tie against in-state rival No. 12 Notre Dame (0-0-1). The game was the first away-from-home season opener for the Hoosiers since 2006.
Senior libero Caitlin Cox, who was named to the All-Tournament team Saturday, led the Hoosiers’ defense with 67 digs in the tournament. The Hoosiers dropped two of three games in the Va. tournament.
Friday was the first time IU played Duke, and it would go down as a W in the record books.
The Hoosiers’ 56-game schedule for what is expected to be the IU baseball team’s final season at Sembower Field was released Friday.
IU addeda win and a loss to its record after weekend play in Tampa, Fla. and Bloomington.
The two female IU students chased by an uidentified man early Sunday got “everything right” and avoided a potentially bad situtation, IU Police Chief Keith Cash said.
Looking for a way to be involved in a performing arts group on campus? The African American Arts Institute has several ensembles to choose from, and auditions are coming up quickly.
It was Friday night at Bluebird Nightclub. Waves of sound pounded through the door of the backstage room. There, the musicians of Sublime tribute act Secondhand Smoke waited in church pew seating while local band The Broderick rocked away.