Indiana State University officials plan to name its business college for a Terre Haute businessman who has made a large donation helping pay for the college's building renovation.
The International Songwriting Competition has extended its deadline because of high demand from competitors.
The cornerstones of the IU Athletics Department are the men’s basketball and football programs.
Two field hockey athletes had already chosen a different path by playing the sport for Indiana, a state that doesn’t have high school field hockey.
Vivian Schiller discussed journalism as an ever-changing field that people everywhere should care about.
Vivian Schiller discussed journalism as an ever-changing field that people everywhere should care about.
Students and community members filled the Woodburn Hall auditorium Monday for a debate about the controversial Bloomington Transit bus advertisement, which says “You can be good without God.”
IU undergraduate education might be revamped if proposed changes are approved. A report released on Oct. 1 by a task force detailed several recommendations for IU, ranging from better instructor reviews to more challenging degree requirements.
MILAN - It is 9 a.m., the beginning of the Italian workday. On the morning metro there are men in business suits, women in heels and a child tapping her dirty pink converse to the beat of a Gypsy man playing a violin.
AIX-EN-PROVENCE, France - At first I thought it was a massive dog. After all, to the Aixois, a pooch is almost as necessary an accessory as the ubiquitous French scarf; it was far from unlikely that some huge pup had been let off its leash to amble around the Parc Jourdan.
Summary of arts related happenings for the week ending Oct. 24.
After one and a half years of IU education, Sinclair Wheeler said he decided to drop out and put 100 percent into his career as an entertainer.
Existing scholarly research shows little difference in the way single-sex and heterosexual couples raise their children. Why then is gay adoption still such a controversial issue?
In a special two-day performance event, the Bloomington Playwrights Project organized David Barker’s one-man show, “Dodging Bullets.” The show chronicles the events leading up to when Barker’s brother in law attempted to murder him and his sister and what ultimately followed
One teammate performed first aid while another comforted a University of Connecticut football player who was fatally stabbed during a fight outside a school-sanctioned dance over the weekend, their coach said Monday.
Last week marked not only the official return of college basketball, but the 99th birthday of one of college basketball’s greatest ambassadors.
A 21-year-old woman reported on Sunday that she had been raped by her roommate’s father.
The Indy 500 Festival is seeking 33 young women to serve as ambassadors for the 2010 500 Festival Princess Program.
The Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore was listed as one of 25 parks most threatened by climate change in a report released earlier this month by the Rocky Mountain Climate Organization and the Natural Resources Defense Council.
Bloomington is inarguably a bike town – cyclists are everywhere. IU is home to the Little 500, and when gas prices rise or the economy slumps, people are more likely to pull out their 10-speeds.
