You know him, he knows you, and an awkward aura fills the free space between you and the quickly approaching “last person I’d want to see right now.”
A month after the Newtown, Conn., shooting, the gun rights organization’s latest campaign involves attacking President Barack Obama as an “elitist hypocrite.”
Select graduate students have received the opportunity to pursue their foreign studies due to funding from the Mellon Innovating International Research and Teaching Award.
The students would be able to immediately obtain money to enroll at a private school. Currently, a student must receive education at a public school for one year before they can receive state support for a private school.
The second annual ride aims to show participants biking is possible year round.
The Ceremonial Swearing-In Ceremony, the one officially marked by national media and open to public in front of Capitol Hill, will take place at 11:30 a.m. Monday.
Pauline Phillips, author of the famous “Dear Abby” advice column, died at 94 after a long battle with Alzheimer’s disease.
Chicago-native and electronic dance music artist Nick Zanca of Mister Lies will perform with Hunter Child at 11 p.m. Friday at the Bishop.
Chicago-based cover band Rod Tuffcurls and the Bench Press, a band known for a “weird” following, will play back-to-back shows this weekend at the Bluebird Nightclub.
IU Track and Field will play its biggest event yet this season Friday and Saturday for the Gladstein Invitational.
The IU men’s and women’s swimming and diving teams will face three competitors at 11 a.m. Saturday at the Doc Councilman-Billingsley Aquatic Center.
Former IU men's soccer player Eriq Zavaleta was selected by Seattle Sounders F.C. Thursday afternoon at the 2013 Major League Soccer SuperDraft.
No. 49 IU will travel to Cincinnati to face the Miami (Ohio) RedHawks at 11 a.m. followed by a match against the Cincinnati Bearcats at 4 p.m.
IU wrestling team hopes added effort will be enough to defeat the Buckeyes 7 p.m. Friday.
Freedom to succeed means freedom to fail, and that’s why professors and departments should stop keeping track of who’s coming to class and who’s not.
While accepting her Cecille B. Demille award, actress Jodie Foster stepped out of her glass closet and thanked her long-time ex-partner, talking about coming out “a thousand years ago” to those who knew her personally — an approach similarly used by journalist Anderson Cooper in his coming out this summer.
During the peak of Lohan’s success, I made the mistake of proclaiming to my family that, “Lindsay Lohan is my life.” I haven’t heard the end of it.
Chris Colfer, the Emmy-nominated star of “Glee,” leads the rickety ship that is “Struck by Lightning” as both the lead actor and screenwriter.
I could probably be a jack of a maximum of three to four trades with mediocre results, but my interest in constantly developing new skills and exploring different avenues has never really fit into the educational formula.
The American public is having a lot of trouble understanding rape. Texan politicians have told victims to “just enjoy it,” California judges say it’s OK as long as the victim isn’t married and Indiana law says it’s only rape when both sexes are involved.
