David Townsend James will perform a solo show along with Kernal Garner, Randolph Robinson and Dan the Abandoned at 8 p.m. Monday at The Bishop’s One Dollar Show.
The last day of classes meant another “end-of-semester show” organized by music professor Andy Hollinden on Dec. 10 at The Bluebird Nightclub.
Francisco Parada, a doctoral student in neuroscience and psychology, was selected as the Graduate Student of the Month for December.
At this time of year, IU has precautions and plans in place for when it does snow — whether it’s the weekend or not.
From encouraging recycling to teaching students smart conservation habits, IU is striving for a greener campus.
Now, Union Board will be under the direction of a new set of leaders — 12 new and four returning.
She may be a California native, but junior Gabrielle Reed is ready to represent Indiana in the upcoming 2011 Miss America Pageant.
Junior Sam Parsons was named the first recipient of the Krane Scholars Award, an award recognizing an outstanding student in the School of Informatics and Computing or the School of Journalism.
The last day of classes meant another “end-of-semester-show” organized by music professor Andy Hollinden on Friday at The Bluebird Nightclub.
IU Jacobs School of Music alumni and faculty have participated on various works on the nominee list for the annual Grammy Awards.
What does it mean to owe someone for past wrongs — to be expected to give compensation?
What if you lived in a country that taxes its wealthiest citizens 92 percent of their income?
The IU women’s basketball team opened its three-game road trip Sunday with a loss.
The IU Board of Trustees’ budget is now $24.9 million short of projected expenses for 2011-12, due in part to the rate of health care costs increasing for employees at all of IU’s eight campuses.
The National Weather Service in Indianapolis has issued a Winter Weather Advisory for Monroe County until 7 a.m. Monday Dec. 13.
LEXINGTON, Ky. – IU played Kentucky tough for the first 30 minutes of the game on Saturday at Rupp Arena.Unfortunately for the Hoosiers, they fell apart down the stretch in an 81-62 loss to the Wildcats.
The Hoosiers couldn't overcome the No.6-seeded Trojans, falling 25-18, 25-21 and 25-20.
Fred Rumple is the owner and master barber stylist at The Golden Shear near East Third Street and South Jordan Avenue. He is of medium height and hefty build. His hair is white and, like all barbers, is well combed. He has a bright face and jolly demeanor. If you were to add a beard and a big red hat, Fred Rumple could be Santa Claus.
The IU volleyball team must defeat another highly ranked opponent in the NCAA Tournament, but this time it will have to do so on the road.
