With winter ending, most people see this as an opportunity to sport some shorts and flip flops. But politicians see this as an opportunity to go after the heating assistance program.
Award-winning journalist and death row resident Mumia Abu-Jamal once wrote, “In every phrase and facet of national life, there is a war being waged on America’s poor... In America’s 1990s, to be poor is not so a much socioeconomic status as it is a serious character flaw, a defect of the spirit.”
On Feb. 8, our IU Student Association Student Body Congress passed a resolution affirming support for Israel, one of America’s closest friends and allies. While debate on the resolution was heated, the resolution was overwhelmingly approved with a 26-5 vote.
With $4,450 in campaign donations and $3,675.31 in campaign expenditures, BtownUnited leads ticket financial activity. All tickets are required to submit biweekly financial statements to the IU Student Association Election Commission. These statements include itemized documentation of total campaign donations and expenditures, provided with receipts.
Only a few weeks into the Bloomington Democratic mayoral primary campaigns, the issue of campaign contributions and who is donating to the politicians in the race has become a relevant issue.
The Hoosiers intend not only to defend their pool this week as they become hosts to the Big Ten Championship for the first time since 2005, but their 2009 and 2010 Big Ten titles as well.
Two years ago, Caitlin Boyle had a bad day at work. She decided to do something simple for someone else to feel better and unknowingly launched a national campaign to promote self-esteem. Boyle started the Operation Beautiful website to encourage men and women to inspire self-esteem in complete strangers and in themselves.
Fresh off their first conference victory of the season, the IU wrestling team members return to the familiar position of underdog when it travels to No. 25 Illinois at 7 p.m. today in a dual meet.
The fight. The heart. The effort. They were all there for the Hoosiers at the Wednesday game against Michigan, but it wasn’t enough, as IU fell on the road 88-76.
The NBA Playoffs are just two months away, but the All-Star Game is set for this weekend in Los Angeles. At this point in the season, some key issues keep popping up in the national media.
How do the Hoosiers stack up against the rest of the Big Ten?
Thousands of miles away on American soil, pilots control unmanned aerial vehicles known as drones that drop bombs, killing civilians across the Middle East.
Results of a recent survey show Indiana residents are concerned about the future of public education in the state, but there is little consensus on what types of changes should be implemented.
The Bloomington Faculty Council met for the second time this semester Tuesday after the meeting in early February was canceled due to weather.
Von Welch was named the deputy director of IU’s Center for Applied Cybersecurity Research on Feb. 8. The position gives Welch the opportunity to start a technical applied cybersecurity program at the CACR, he said.
Foot Notes Tap Dance Group is dedicated to sharing the passion of tap dancing. Started by senior Sara Kaufman when she was a sophomore, Foot Notes is the culmination of three women’s hobby.
Already planning summer break? Bailey McFarland put hers to work, learning about sustainability and renewable energy practices in Costa Rica.
Although the deal was sealed in late December, the details about leading pharmaceutical company Roche’s purchase of Marcadia Biotech, a small company specializing in treatments for diabetes and obesity, were officially released at Roche’s annual report during the first week of February.
3rd Eye Visionaries teaches old-school hip-hop a lesson in contemporary beats.
Fred Erskine met his wife in a Chicago café eight years ago. Three years ago, after the couple moved to Indiana for family, she brought up the idea of Erskine starting a band.
