An iPhone application allowing gay, bisexual and curious men to rendezvous is the catalyst in a sexual battery investigation.
Hollywood is a fickle mistress. One day’s superstar is the next day’s nobody. It is common for an actor or actress to have a hit, or even a string of hits, before fading forever into obscurity. But occasionally, the end isn’t the end.
A 15-year-old female reported to the Bloomington Police Department that she had been raped Friday at an friend’s east-Bloomington apartment.
There are many factors that can contribute to a difficult semester, and it’s easy to feel overpowered and lost.
Just remember: yes, it could be better, but be glad it’s not worse. Consider the following hypothetical and reflect on how good your day actually is — maybe.
An arrest was made Tuesday evening following a fatal hit-and-run accident that killed a motorcyclist.
In a flip-flop move that surprised some and angered others, Democrats changed their platform position concerning Israel during the party’s national convention.
A 15-year-old female reported to the Bloomington Police Department that she had been raped Friday at an friend’s east-Bloomington apartment.
An iPhone application allowing gay, bisexual and curious men to rendezvous is the catalyst in a sexual battery investigation. A Bloomington man used the app Grindr to meet another man, 26, reportedly from Ohio, who was at a Bloomington motel.
A female IU student reported possibly being drugged at a fraternity party between 12:15 to 2:15 a.m. Saturday.
A female IU student reported being raped some time between 1 to 11:45 a.m. Friday. The IU Police Department was notified of the alleged rape at 7:19 p.m. Friday.
Members of Volunteers in Sustainability hope their fall campaign, which aims to establish the campus’ third compost program, will allow campus food waste to be used to grow new produce for students.
Charles Love III has been a part of the program since he committed to IU in Dec., 2007, when half of IU’s current undergraduate students were still in the eighth or ninth grade.
I’m sure I’m not the only one coming down from the high of two consecutive weeks of political conventions.
Fiscal fiascoes like the one currently taking place in Carmel, Ind., make me sympathize a bit with the tea partiers I usually hate. Just a little bit.
I may not fit in at Kilroy’s, but I’m sure to have a highly entertaining time regardless.
It is time for the members of the IU community to drop their sense of apathy and take an interest in how almost $100,000 of their money is spent.
Musical storyteller Kaleo Wheeler and feng shui expert Bill Land will give a presentation about “The Art of Damanhur” at 5:30 p.m. today at The Venue Fine Art & Gifts.
Pho, a traditional Vietnamese soup, alleviates symptoms associated with the common cold.
Author Susan Jaques recently completed her book “A Love for the Beautiful: Discovering America’s Hidden Art Museums,” which is to be published in October or November. In the book, Jaques features 50 art museums, one of which is the IU Art Museum.
