Sparks, but no fire
Principal runs for state representative to give teachers a voice
Principal runs for state representative to give teachers a voice
Wilkerson died Thursday, Nov. 20 in Indianapolis.
The Geminids meteor shower will light up the night sky Saturday night.
More than $4.6 million in federal grants have been paid to help Indiana recover from snowstorms.
A public hearing took place to discuss the proposed Fullerton Pike Corridor project.
Although there are religious organizations on campus for anyone to join, Justus Coleman, a sophomore, and Selam Adhanom, a senior, decided the campus needed an organization that brings women closer to God.
The Leaders for the Greater Good implemented a food drive.
Changes have been made to the rough draft of the strategic plan.
“There’s no ritual I really follow to get into it,” sophomore Harley Wiltsey says. “I pretty much just pick the hoop up, put some music on and I go.” She sets down her things and is stretching.
IU professors receive grant as part of inaugural Indiana Drug Discovery Alliance.
The first show of Shrek: The Musical is December 19.
The a cappella group is set to perform Thursday, Dec. 18.
Indiana is one of three states that doesn't pay for textbooks.
The four-CD set is a historic release, according to the Jacobs School of Music.
IU plays an overmatched Grand Canyon team on Saturday.
IU looks to build on record breaking 2013-2014 with Hoosier Open this weekend
If Tuesday’s loss to Louisville was a test, Grand Canyon will be a follow-up quiz.
The IU Men’s basketball team is going through a unique part of the schedule where they alternate difficult matchups with easy victories.
Sophomore guard Larryn Brooks is adjusting to a new role.
I was 5 years old when the Windows on the World collapsed on 9/11. I didn’t know what terrorism was, or that it could result in 2,996 deaths.