Projects significantly less than and more than estimated costs
The data below is provided by the University Architect's Office.
The data below is provided by the University Architect's Office.
IU is in the middle of a building boom because of the competitive pricing of recent construction projects, despite the lingering effects of the economic recession. And many of the projects are on time and under budget.
About 1,000 friends, family and coworkers attended a tribute to Myles Brand on Wednesday at Conseco Fieldhouse in Indianapolis. Brand, an avid rider, was the president of IU from 1994 to 2002 and the National Collegiate Athletic Association from 2002 until he died Sept. 16 of pancreatic cancer.
IU athletics director Fred Glass said Tuesday that he will honor Lynch’s contract, which runs through the 2011 season.
Alex Bozich has been covering the IU men’s basketball team as the editor and co-founder of insidethehall.com since 2007. He’s reported on the tail end of the Kelvin Sampson era and the beginning of the Tom Crean era.
Bob Kravitz, a columnist for the Indianapolis Star, answered questions about former IU men’s basketball coach Bob Knight’s decision to decline IU’s invitation for the IU Intercollegiate Athletics Hall of Fame reception on Nov. 6.
IU Athletics Director Fred Glass’ attempt to reach out to former IU men’s basketball coach Bob Knight appears to have been unsuccessful.
There are so many things needed to prepare for a hot date. Circumstances of the play “Boom,” which runs through Nov. 15, at the John Waldron Arts Center, allowed the date to bring diapers, bourbon and tampons, which find more than one use.
Beginning tonight, headliner Daniel Kinno will perform five shows at the Funny Bone Bloomington Comedy Club this weekend. Joining him will be feature comedian Jeff Oskay and local hosts Brad Wilhelm and Jamison Raymond. Kinno said he’ll talk about sex, politics, pop culture and whatever else he thinks audience members will find amusing.
Between your piles of Skittles and jack-o’-lanterns, here are some spooky classics that might put you right in the mood. These five great songs sprinkled in your party play list will make your Halloween party that much more festive.
From a suspense film to a costume contest, Dennis James plans on giving Bloomington an early Halloween.
Spirted shouts of “Go, fight win!” filled Assembly Hall on Wednesday as the Marching Hundred performed its annual showcase concert. Hoosier fans cheered as the cream and crimson clad musicians played songs featured during football games including “Hail to Old IU,” “Hot, Hot, Hot” and “Dirty Little Secret.”
Ballantine Hall was evacuated Wednesday afternoon after a fire alarm was pulled in the building.
Syndicated sex columnist Dan Savage says porn and masturbation are healthy for couples.
CANTERBURY, England - In a society of multi-tasking consumers and technology-driven lives, efficiency is the key to success
A new grant could facilitate a partnership between the IU School of Public and Environmental Affairs and both Russia’s Tyumen State University and Tyumen State Agricultural Academy. The partnership would allow IU students opportunities to study in Russia and conduct environmental research there.
During the past few years, an increasing number of bike rental programs have appeared at universities across the country. Now, IU is trying to implement one of its own.
CUSCO, Peru - A dried human lung is perhaps not the first thing that one would associate with a grand theft. Nonetheless, it’s been the cause of a great scandal in Peru during the last month.
Freshman setter Whitney Granado and several other players on the IU volleyball team participate in several ritual activities before their matches, both collectively and individually.
IU took free kicks, jumped for headers and, for 345 minutes, failed to put the ball in the net – until senior midfielder Lee Hagedorn changed the Hoosiers’ downhill course.