Gusan may terminate candidacy
Democratic mayoral candidate John Gusan said he is suspending and will consider terminating his candidacy.
Democratic mayoral candidate John Gusan said he is suspending and will consider terminating his candidacy.
The actions of the U.S. military in the Middle East have raised concerns with groups such as the Bloomington Peace Action Coalition.
Jeffrey Cox, a deputy attorney general employed by the state of Indiana, was fired last week for comments made on his Twitter account.
Join the IDS for a live chat of the IU vs. Wisconsin men's basketball game. Following the game, IU will honor the team's lone senior, Jeremiah Rivers. The chat is live here.
However, there was one exception. In the same poll, 51 percent of Americans favored continued U.S. support for military assistance to Israel. And this is for a good reason.
Spring break is just around the corner. Facebook statuses and tweets have begun to beg for the end of next week, and campus conversations have started to focus on who’s going where. However, the advent of the long-awaited hiatus from classes comes with a price: the overcrowding of nearly every exercise facility on campus.
People must remain more important than political games. Let me put it simply. People should never die because of politics.
Join the IDS for a live chat of the women's basketball first round game against Purdue in the Big Ten Tournament. The chat is live here.
Mercedez McDowell, leader of conferences and events of the Impact Movement at IU, applied for IU Student Association funding for the student organization to attend Impact nationals 2010 in Atlanta. Because the group’s mission is religiously based, McDowell said it was denied funding.
An IU student filed a protective order against IU football running back Darius Willis a month after she reported domestic battery to the police.
More than 100 protesters gathered in the Indiana Statehouse on Wednesday holding signs that read “Stop the War on Workers,” while applauding House Minority Leader Pat Bauer, D-South Bend, who has been in exile in Illinois with his Democratic colleagues for the past week.
Three hundred and fifty-seven days after he lost his first bid for IU Student Association student body president, Justin Kingsolver has led his Big Ten ticket to victory.
The polls are closed and Big Ten has been announced as the unofficial winner of the 2011 IU Student Association election.
The times they are a-changin’ for people in North Africa.
The hip-hop scene in Bloomington is emerging Saturday to revive its presence in the community and raise money for the venue that has let musicians express themselves through music.
No Alex Dickerson? No problem for the IU baseball team. That seemed to be the case Wednesday for junior Josh Lyon.
The celebration of 100 years of journalism education brought a panel of three Pulitzer Prize-winning photojournalists to the Buskirk-Chumley Theater on Wednesday.
IU’s Union Board will present comedian and actress Sarah Silverman at 7 p.m. March 24 at the IU Auditorium.
Zeta Beta Tau and All Around Entertainment have teamed up with Campus Consciousness to go green with Wiz Khalifa and Mac Miller on April 15 for Little 500 weekend.
IU’s lone senior, Jeremiah Rivers, will step on McCracken Court in Assembly Hall for the final time tonight. The Indiana Daily Student caught up with Rivers as he reflected on his past with the Hoosiers and looked to his future after college.