A robbery occurred Monday around 11:41 a.m. at the Peoples State Bank, 525 S. Clarizz Blvd.
Free Vans Warped Tour backstage passes will be given away to anyone donating blood for the American Red Cross on Friday at designated locations in Indiana and Kentucky.
Downtown Bloomington was buzzing for Obama at Monday evening’s opening party for one of the first six “Indiana for Change” campaign offices to open in Indiana.
Regulars of Delilah’s Pet Shop mourned the loss of the store’s pet icon July 2 after Delilah, the beloved Saint Bernard, passed away at the age of 13.
This issue, WEEKEND finds five regular 21+ events around town that highlight local, regional and national acts – from singer/songwriters to Jazz performers and DJs.
The Monroe County Fair is considered one of the largest fairs in the state. This year, the fair will offer over 30 events, with everything from a rodeo to a baby contest.
IU senior Audrie Garrison discusses the political nuance in everything from drink specials to baseball in our nation's capital
Throughout the summer, a wide variety of Bloomington concerts take place before the sun goes down. WEEKEND compiles 4 must-see day concerts.
Annual concert series returns for its 18th year
Downtown Bloomington was buzzing for Obama at Monday evening’s opening party for one of the first six “Indiana for Change” campaign offices to open in Indiana.
IU President Michael McRobbie announced today that he has appointed Executive Associate Dean in the School of Law John Applegate to the position of IU vice president for planning and policy.
One of my first college literature courses surrounded me mostly with folks of Hoosier background, with sprinklings of Illini. They filled the cramped Ballantine Hall room with a din of unmistakable dialects and raucous humor that irked my professor. Having met someone who would later become a lasting friend in the class, this atmosphere did not start out bothering me.
In a time obsessed with political correctness and equality of the sexes, America remains more gender-polarized in one significant arena than it was three decades ago. As the number of women attending college continues to exceed the number of men, one can not help but ask: Is America failing its boys?
My friend Ina recently informed me that it is now illegal to talk on your cell phone while driving in the state of Indiana. I passed this information along to several friends, and their shock and outrage made me think this would soon become a pretty hot issue. But when I looked the law up online just now to learn what my inevitable punishment would be for continuing this behavior, I learned that no such law exists. To give Ina the benefit of the doubt, she was probably given faulty information. Or maybe she made it up on purpose because it scares her when I subconsciously veer into lanes of oncoming traffic whenever I answer my phone while driving.
You knew it was coming. Just as illegal music downloading began years ago, so has illegal textbook downloading. One such Web site that provides this service is the aptly-named Textbook Torrents, which supplies reportedly more than 5,000 different textbooks in digital PDF format. Just like any other torrent, the books can be downloaded for free, albeit illegally.
I happen to love Buffalo Wild Wings. So when I finally arrived back home after the first summer session, I was overjoyed to learn that one had just been constructed less than five minutes away from my house.
Never in the past has a summer been so busy for an IU baseball team.
Junior linebacker Will Patterson remembers the first time he met IU quarterback Ben Chappell.
In Read Center’s Hoosier Café on Friday night, 69 students spent their evening listening to a debate.
Students from all over Indiana participating in the Upward Bound Project will not be enjoying the Bloomington campus for a few years. This year will be the last for the Upward Bound Project to be hosted on the Bloomington campus, at least until the next cycle to apply for grants starts.
