Heads in the sand
We need oil: It is the foundation of our current economy, and we simply can’t deny that vital need. But we also can’t deny our responsibility to future generations, the Earth and, by default, our own long-term interests.
We need oil: It is the foundation of our current economy, and we simply can’t deny that vital need. But we also can’t deny our responsibility to future generations, the Earth and, by default, our own long-term interests.
Is Iran trying to develop nuclear weapons, and should we ??intervene if it is??
The time has come for Americans to reclaim the Christian legacy of fighting for the poor and the ?oppressed. ?
Check out this weekend's Super Bowl events in Indianapolis.
With all eyes on Indianapolis for the Super Bowl, both the state capital and surrounding cities are preparing for residents and visitors who have come for the big game.
First and foremost, IU (5-18, 0-10 Big Ten) will try to end its 10-game losing streak. The other streak IU will try to break is its five-game losing skid to Iowa (12-10, 4-5) since Jan. 4 2009, the last time the Hoosiers beat the Hawkeyes.
Even with an 0-9 conference record, the IU women’s basketball team has had its chances.
The Indiana Senate has passed controversial right to work legislation that would prohibit contracts that require union membership.
It wasn’t the more than 100 percent increase in health care premiums this year that had IU faculty members upset.
The IU Black Student Union was host to “The State of the Black Student Union Address” at the Neal-Marshall Black Culture Center on Wednesday.
It was Michigan’s freshman guard Trey Burke — not IU’s Cody Zeller — who made the necessary plays to lead his team to victory.
IU Coach Tom Crean was not happy with the way his team began Wednesday night’s game, calling the starting lineup "a joke."
Indiana lost. I know I’m supposed to write bad things about this team when that happens.
Offensive Line Coach Greg Frey has been known to set 11 alarms for himself on National Signing Day. Now that it has come and gone, he can sleep in.
As National Signing Day came to a close Wednesday, folks around the country unleashed a large sigh of relief.
Everyone has his or her own opinion about how recruiting classes stack up against each other, who will emerge as stars and what the future has in store for these teams. Here’s my take on this year’s recruiting classes in the Big Ten:
IU’s $1.57 billion endowment ranks 16th in the nation according to a study by the National Association of College and University Business Officers-Commonfund Study of Endowments.
A new high-speed network will allow for greater utilization of resources when pursuing research endeavors, IU President Michael McRobbie said in a press release.
The IU Student Association Congress assembled Tuesday to vote on issues including mandatory Friday classes, the placement of outdoor recycling bins next to trash cans, the firing of University Chancellor Ken Gros Louis and a new IUSA budget.
Super Bowl plans for a group of Kentucky preachers included making a stop at IU so students on campus could hear their warnings about the condemnation of sinners.