Bayer sets another world-leading time, Hubers clocks 2nd in 5K
The IU track and field squad finished the Indiana Relays winning 12 events and surpassing a trio of NCAA automatic qualifying marks.
The IU track and field squad finished the Indiana Relays winning 12 events and surpassing a trio of NCAA automatic qualifying marks.
While maintaining its mission of “open media access to all community members,” WFHB partnered with an IU service-learning class to aid IU associate professor Mike Conway’s goal of exposing his students to different media forms, of which WFHB is an award-winning example.
Seven contestants, three rounds and one winner were the themes of Sunday’s Hoosier Guitar Idol. The competition was created by the Business Careers in Entertainment Club and began at 6 p.m. at Max’s Place.
Debuting its first ever musical production in partnership with IU, the Bloomington Playwrights Project will present “Kissing Frogs.”
Friday was Data Privacy Day, an internationally recognized day meant to “celebrate the dignity of the individual expressed through personal information,” according to the Privacy Project’s website.
Warning against “sweeping generalizations” and lack of communication, Director of Bloomington’s Center on Congress Lee Hamilton gives a warning to the nation at www.centeroncongress.org in his address concerning the shootings in Arizona, “Don’t Let The Dialogue of Democracy Be A Victim, Too.”
Junior Mike Walker is very familiar with Parking Operations. During his time at IU, he has racked up more than $2,000 worth of parking fees. His most expensive ticket was $200.
IU Alumni Association Director of Programming Rachael Jones McAfee explained the GLBTAA Homecoming weekend is scheduled in January to coincide with Bloomington’s annual PRIDE Film Festival.
Maurer School of Law professor emeritus Patrick Baude died at his home Wednesday.
The IU men's basketball team lost 84-83 in an overtime thriller at Michigan State on Sunday night.
Several members of The Nature Conservancy’s Indiana Chapter along with 23 School of Public and Environmental Affairs students went to Mobile Bay, Ala. from Jan. 21 to 23 to help with the efforts of the 100-1000: Restore Coastal Alabama Project.
Bloomington’s General Electric plant appeared to be doomed when the company announced Jan. 17, 2008, that it would be closing down the plant. But this gloom-and-doom forecast changed in 2009 when GE changed its decision.
Join the IDS for a live chat of the IU vs. Michigan State men’s basketball game at the Breslin Center. Tip-off is scheduled for 6 p.m. The chat is live here.
Now that Ivy Tech has become familiar with the neighborhood, the community college is ready to enhance opportunities at the John Waldron Arts Center.
It is the moral duty of the United States to support democracy wherever it is sought.
My plan this semester was to write about campus and student issues, but this tragedy is near to my heart and deserves recognition.
Today marks the last day of my month-long experiment with veganism.
Even when slurs and labels aren’t used, an undercurrent of tension often separates the greeks from the non-greeks on campus.
Now, we have an eager new class of politicians who are going to easily slash and cut their way to a balanced budget. Hooray!
What do bars, horse-racing tracks and nursing homes have in common? They are all exceptions to the rule in what could be a statewide smoking ban.