The Indiana football team gained its 10th commitment for the 2013 season - Jordan Heiderman, a defensive tackle from Iowa Western Community College.
The Gallery of the Arts of Asia and the Ancient Western World will entertain attendees tonight at the IU Art Museum with free food samples and traditional Middle Eastern music by Salaam.
The Monroe County Public Library sponsored an event in honor of the late feminist poet, author and activist Adrienne Rich as part of Bloomington’s “Lifelong Learning Week” on Tuesday night.
Herzog, one of a few German directors who emerged during the New German Cinema movement from the 1960s to the 1980s, is one of three Patten lecturers conducted by the William T. Patten Foundation for 2012-13.
An inside look at the past and present of Bloomington Brewing Co.
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Back for its sophomore album, Two Door Cinema Club fails to live up to its first.
"Ai Weiwei: Never Sorry" is bold and fearless, leaving viewers empowered long after the film stops.
Obama brews us a beer and wins over our hearts.
"The North" is misguided and winding, struggling to find its way.
"Celeste and Jesse Forever" is a realistic take on modern love.
An arrest was made Tuesday evening following a fatal hit-and-run accident that killed a motorcyclist.
The IU women’s soccer team will return home at 7:30 p.m. today to face in-state rival Indiana State at Bill Armstrong Stadium.
Politicians, city and county employees, emergency and law enforcement personnel, and residents came together Tuesday for a simple, common purpose — to remember.
Protesters wound around campus shouting, banging drums and blocking traffic Tuesday afternoon in a noise demonstration against the privatization of public education.
It isn’t realistic to expect the national government to operate on a cash-only basis, but the country’s borrowing habits have gotten way out of hand.
And after that wonderful cheer that looks more like a high school pep rally than a political campaign, it’s time for the real work to begin.
WE SAY: Even if a word can be reappropriated to have positive connotations, previously negative associations are never absent
