Are the movies loyal to the books?
Does it matter?
Does it matter?
Meet the new wizards
"Wingardium leviosa!"
After growing up with Harry Potter, our generation will flock to theaters at midnight to see the release of "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1."
Once upon a time, there was no Harry Potter
Runaway train fueled by adrenaline
Alien thriller fails in almost every conceivable way
Finding his shtick and shticking to it
Noise-pop crew brings considerably more signal
Cleveland rapper not revolutionary on second album
Hoosier National Forest officials have lifted fire ban restrictions, according to a Hoosier National Forest press release.
Part of the “spoils of victory” for decennial state legislative elections is the ability to redraw state legislative district lines.
NaNoWriMo is an abbreviation for National Novel Writing Month, bestowed upon us in November of each year.
Whether you celebrate with a turkey, tofu or the ever-popular Turducken (a chicken inside of a duck inside of a turkey), the American Thanksgiving is time for family, reflection, football, food and, of course, Rush Limbaugh.
Five faculty and staff members from IU were recently awarded 2010-11 Fulbright grants.
Ivy Tech Community College Dean of the School of Health Sciences Celinda Kay Leach, R.N., M.P.H., will retire Dec. 31, after working 40 years with Ivy Tech.
The Indiana Arts Commission (IAC) announced Tuesday that Hoosier artists will have until Feb. 14, 2011 to submit applications for the Individual Artist Program grant.
For a performing artist, blood, sweat and tears are only a small portion of success; the rest is luck, as is taught in the Pulitzer Prize winning musical “A Chorus Line.”
When there’s a large chunk of empty seats — especially those seats belonging to students — it’s easy to start asking questions.
Bloomington Mayor Mark Kruzan, who opposed to Interstate 69 construction since before he was elected in 2003, made what he called a “reluctant” vote in favor of an amendment.