Will he see his robotic shadow?
Brian Welk jumps the gun on Tuesday's nominations by giving his own picks by category.
Beta Theta Pi did not offer Sen. Richard Lugar a bid the first time he rushed at Denison University. Crushed as he said he was, he got a second chance when he was offered a bid that following spring.
Chocolate lovers started lining up outside the IU Art Museum for the Sixth Annual Art of Chocolate before the doors even opened.
IU secured its first win against a top-10 team since 2002 on Sunday at home.
Bloomington was recently named the “Fourth Gayest City in America,” by The Advocate, a national gay and lesbian news magazine. And this past weekend, the city lived up to the ranking when it played host to the seventh-annual Pride Film Festival.
Two days, nine provisional qualifying marks, two automatic qualifying marks and one record – just another weekend at Gladstein Fieldhouse for the IU track and field team.
IU coach Duane Goldman has repeatedly stressed the need for upset victories in Big Ten play. On Friday night, Goldman got exactly what he was asking for, in dramatic fashion.
CHAMPAIGN, Ill. – If a picture is worth a thousand words, it takes only one to describe the look on Jeremiah Rivers’ face moments after Saturday’s loss to Illinois: devastation. With IU coach Tom Crean by his side, the junior guard slowly walked across the court toward the IU bench with a look on his face that epitomized the clichéd words “agony of defeat.” This was not just any loss.
One shot changed everything. With four seconds on the clock, Illinois took a timeout. Instead of focusing on Illini guard Demetri McCamey, who had already scored 17 points and dished eight assists, Crean prepared for his equally dangerous teammates. McCamey in-bounded the ball and received a hand-off pass before driving to his right, shooting over senior guard Devan Dumes and freshman forward Christian Watford. As his shot slid through the net, the final horn blared on a Hoosier 72-70 loss.
If a good time can be measured by the number of empty cups lying on the sticky floor, then the 800 Mike Posner fans definitely had a good time.
Some artistic visions stop with a painting. But for three IU alumni, one vision started a community within a room.
The John Waldron Arts Center bustled with music and chatter Saturday when Bloomington residents filled the gallery in anticipation for the unveiling of the Bloomington Playwrights Project’s 2010-2011 season.
Being homeless isn’t easy. There’s no guarantee of shelter or food. But Bloomington’s homeless services make things easier.
Robert Shaw, who has been unemployed for a year and is about to run out of savings, has no money to pay for health care.
Valerious said she called the man who owns both the business and the bikes. “I left a message being like, ‘I’m your woman, seriously!’” she said. But Valerious is just one of the students at IU with a somewhat crazy job.
Do compromising Facebook photos constitute tangible evidence? Does looking through a private online photo album mean a breach of privacy? During IU Student Association’s second-annual judicial conference Saturday, judicial board members debated those questions.
Fifty percent of IU students finish their degree program in four years, according to a 2009 Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System report. The comparison group of universities averaged 42 percent.
