An Ode to Busboys and Waiters
Food columnist Lily Miller dedicates her column this week to the hard workers in the restaurant industry, providing people with clean tables, freshly prepared food and endless patience.
Food columnist Lily Miller dedicates her column this week to the hard workers in the restaurant industry, providing people with clean tables, freshly prepared food and endless patience.
The IU chapter of the Timmy Foundation has booked three bands to perform a benefit show Thursday for their partnering organization, Pop Wuj, in Guatemala.
The IU men's soccer team lost 2-1 to Notre Dame on Wednesday. Stay tuned to idsnews.com for more on the Hoosiers' loss.
The world waits with bated breath for the leaders of Palestine and Israel to come to an agreement. For decades now, the two countries have feuded over contested land, treating a tiny swath of desert in the Middle East like each grain of sand is worth its weight in gold.
The ritual of peace talks in the Middle East has begun for the current prime minister of Israel, Benjamin Netanyahu, once again.
Since President Barack Obama took office, the pro-Israel community within the United States has shouldered much frustration.
The Paycheck Fairness Act of 2010. Hell, we don’t need that, do we?
The U.S. State Department recently made public some of the newest contracts they have agreed to with private contractors for the war efforts in Iraq and Afghanistan, including a contract with a company “International Development Solutions.”
During the IU Department of Theatre and Drama’s first production of the 2010-11 season, sex, addiction, love and economic hardship are just a small sample of themes that audiences will see, starting with the opening performance of Rent at 7:30 p.m. Oct. 8.
A motorcyclist and passenger were struck by a vehicle at about 2:50 p.m. today while traveling south on North Jordan Avenue. The Bloomington Police Department responded to the accident.
In response to years of questioning about an official student section in Assembly Hall, IU Athletics is finally implementing a first-come, first-serve seating area — with some minor details.
Former IU basketball player and radio commentator Todd Leary avoided prison time when an Allen County judge lightened the sentence related to Leary’s mortgage fraud scheme.
After more than two months, there are still no leads on the disappearance of one fish from the Showalter Fountain.
Sedaris will return to the auditorium stage at 8 p.m. Wednesday, hot on the heels of his new release, Squirrel Seeks Chipmunk: A Modest Bestiary, released Sept. 28. Tickets are still available at the auditorium box office and website.
You’re lying if you say this election has zero credibility for the community. Nov. 2 will change Washington, Obama’s presidency, and if the Monroe County Community School Corporation’s referendum fails, the fate of thousands in the public school system.
Rep. Brad Ellsworth, candidate for U.S. Senate, will meet IU College Democrats at the Curry Building on Seventh Street at about 11:45 a.m. today.
IU men’s basketball beat reporter Greg Rosenstein caught up with shooting guard Gary Harris, Rivals.com’s No. 24 overall player in the class of 2012. Harris speaks about his weekend visit to Bloomington.
IUSA Supreme Court Justice Mikaela Shaw's resignation led to IUSA President Michael Coleman going against a 10-year precedent of the Court nominating its own justices.
For more than 10 years, the IU community has participated in Take Back the Night. Some years there are more people there than others, but every year there are stories. Video of the event is available here.
Early in the morning of Sept. 4, five gravestones in Dunn Cemetery were knocked down by vandals. A month later, what University officials are calling the worst damage to the historic site to-date has yet to be fixed.