BPD establishes LGBTQ liaisons
Bloomington Police Department creates LGBTQ Liaison Program.
Bloomington Police Department creates LGBTQ Liaison Program.
Electorally, there are better candidates to choose from.
Coach Ray Looze has been named an assistant coach on Team USA
IU alum Camille Chevalier was named a Women's Golf Coaches Association All-American Scholar Wednesday.
Simmie Cobbs led IU in receptions and receiving yards last season.
The victim claimed her attacker was her grandson.
Tens of thousands of people gathered to march on Parliament on Saturday.
IU's diving coach Drew Johansen will coach Team USA at the Rio Olympics
Enochs accepted a plea deal resulting in two years probation.
No one is spared in “Famous” music video.
'Weekend' continues to teach straight audiences about LGBT problems.
Nicolas Winding Refn writes and directs his best film.
A film made for making people happy.
Concertgoers danced shoulder-to-shoulder. LED striplights flashed.
IU alumni Nick Zeisloft and Nicole Volgraf both earned the Big Ten Medal of Honor, the conference announced in a press release. This was the 102nd year of the award and 28 athletes from 16 sports across the Big Ten were given this distinction.
Legendary track and field coach Sam Bell died Tuesday at the age of 88. He was remembered as a demanding, yet caring coach. Two-time Olympian Bob Kennedy saw Bell as someone who helped shape the rest of his life.
Two Indiana University chemists have received $525,000 from the National Science Foundation to advance research with applications to the emerging field of carbon recycling, according to an IU press release. IU scientists Steven L.
A rare three-week institute focused on arts and culture in the cities of Accra, Lagos, Nairobi, New Orleans and Port-au-Prince will be hosted this summer by the Institute for Advanced Study on the Indiana University Bloomington campus. "Arts of Survival: Recasting Lives in African Cities" takes place July 6 to 26 and will bring together 22 faculty and three graduate students from universities and colleges all across the United States. Funded by a $191,592 National Endowment for Humanities grant, “Arts of Survival” will allow college and university teachers to explore modern urban culture and arts in cities that share African roots but have been shaped by unique histories. The goal is to examine interactions between art and everyday life in African and African diaspora cities, especially in post-catastrophe environments.
The IU Maurer School of Law named 22 students as Milton Stewart Fellows for its Stewart Fellows Overseas Externship Program for 2016, the largest class in the program’s history.
Cody Miller and Lilly King have both qualified for this summer's Olympics.