On Wednesday, Deadmau5 and three guests will perform at the farm as GLOWfest’s fourth Bloomington show.
Mike Pence, a 2012 Republican gubernatorial candidate and congressman from Indiana’s 6th Congressional District, spoke with members of the public and the IU College Republicans during the group’s weekly meeting Monday in the Indiana Memorial Union.
State legislators are signaling their uneasiness with possible interpretations of a new Indiana law passed this spring.
Female student assaulted by her boyfriend Friday afternoon in Evermann Apartments.
Ying-Ying Chang remembers her daughter, New York Times best-selling author Iris Chang, during her presentation for the Asian Cultural Center’s monthly “Over a Cup of Tea” discussion.
IU’s School of Education has added as much as $12,000 in new scholarships to its Direct Admit Scholars Program in an effort to create a more diverse, high-achieving group entering the education field.
Freshman Matt Alsop is the survivor of a shark attack in July 2010 and after surgeries, he has adjusted to life at IU.
The IU men's golf team tied with UCLA for second at the Windon Memorial Classic.
Freshman Maggie Olson and graduate student Viki Green have been playing in the starting role since the year began.
Freshman forward Eriq Zavaleta is tied for the most goals on the IU men's soccer team with seven goals. He is tied with senior Alec Purdie.
Along with local bands Circuit Des Yeux and Sitar Outreach Ministry, Glenn Jones will perform at 8 p.m. Wednesday at Russian Recording. Tickets are $6.
There are some things that everyone should consider in their search for a costume: comfort and individuality.
While putting the Evangelicals behind a candidate could win them the Republican nomination, it won’t win the White House.
While gay marriage is primarily a civil rights issue, it is also an important means of thinking about marriage itself and the benefits that come with it.
The comparison between Illinois and Indiana is really a good one. It’s a comparison of two different economic ideologies: one of the tax-and-spend variety, the other of fiscal restraint.
Throughout the show, which raised $191,000 for breast cancer research, the excitement didn’t dampen. There were 24 performances, most of them singing or dancing presentations.
Sophomore running back Stephen Houston finished the game with 135 rushing yards, the most of any IU running back this season.
Occupy Bloomington, which spun off of the Occupy Wall Street demonstrations in New York City, entered its second week Sunday.
Hoosier Hysteria belonged to Will Sheehey.
