All the applications are in, and the office of Women’s Affairs is looking for a new dean.
LONDON – Oscar-winning director Anthony Minghella, who turned such literary works as “The English Patient,” “The Talented Mr. Ripley” and “Cold Mountain” into acclaimed movies, died Tuesday of a hemorrhage following surgery. He was 54.
The mind-numbing game of “which presidential candidate has the craziest religious leader” has begun! And it looks like it will not end anytime soon. Oh ... it’s going to be a long year. Both Sens. John McCain and Barack Obama have come under scrutiny this past week because their religious mentors have said some shockingly stupid things.
In his first inaugural address, President Ronald Reagan made a bold declaration that would presumably set the tone for his administration – “government is not the solution to our problem; government is the problem.”
The newspaper is dead. Or at least dying a slow, excruciating death that should come to fruition within the next decade, as the Internet and other alternative outlets of media take over. That’s the story we’ve been fed since the 1990s, but I always had trouble believing it – mostly because newspapers have absorbed all the onslaughts over the years.
A piece of meteorite stolen from a museum was recovered after a man who owns another slice of the same rock saw it at a gun show. Someone stole the 12-by-16-inch meteorite slice valued at $5,000 from the Joshua Tree Earth and Space Museum in Lakeville about two weeks ago.
Colts quarterback Peyton Manning will headline a fundraiser for the Indianapolis children’s hospital that bears his name.
Bartholomew County authorities are searching for two men who escaped from the county jail in Columbus.
A judge has upheld a town ordinance that bars convicted sex offenders from using Plainfield’s parks and recreation areas.
Who doesn’t love tree huggers? Okay, obviously I’m kidding. A lot of people are less than supportive of them. Stereotypically, society views this group as a hemp-wearing
The death of Joint Resolution 7 Monday in Indiana’s House of Representatives marked another standstill in the state’s debate over same-sex marriage. The legislation would have defined marriage as being between one man and one woman and amended Article I of the state’s constitution. PODCAST: Hoosier Headlines
IU President Michael McRobbie took the first step toward finding a new IU men’s basketball coach yesterday when he announced the appointment of a 10-member committee that will conduct a nationwide search. BLOG: Basketblog DOCUMENT: IU Press Release
Today’s episode of “Conversations” welcomes IU Student Association presidential candidate David White, the third candidate to appear on the show. As a law student, White hopes to find support among graduate students for his campaign.
In late January 1978, the worst blizzard in state history struck southern Indiana, leaving Bloomington under a 15-inch blanket of white powder.
While the IU men’s tennis team may have taken a break from the books last week, it still had the tough task of facing two quality opponents from Texas.
Since a very young age, Kay Minger knew she wanted to be just like Nancy Drew. Despite her desire to become a detective, she discovered after entering the police force in 1972 that jobs for women in the field were scarce.
BRDO PRI KRANJU, Slovenia – Amid escalating violence in and around Tibet, the message from across Europe was clear: “Let the games begin.” European nations and Olympic committees said Monday they opposed a boycott of the Beijing Games over China’s handling of the unrest in Tibet. And most everyone else who spoke out, from Russia to Australia, echoed that approach.
Still drunk from spring break? Did you barely make it to class yesterday morning? Like a majority of you, my mind is still not functioning properly.
Still drunk from spring break? Did you barely make it to class yesterday morning? Like a majority of you, my mind is still not functioning properly.
The first time a person does something, it is impossible to know what to expect. A skier can conquer a black diamond trail in Michigan, but going to Colorado and attempting the same feat can be much more difficult.
