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Northern Illinois University students returned to campus Monday ready to get on with their semesters, even as the deadly shooting rampage of 10 days ago weighed heavily on their minds.
Northern Illinois University students returned to campus Monday ready to get on with their semesters, even as the deadly shooting rampage of 10 days ago weighed heavily on their minds.
The New York Philharmonic on Monday became the most prominent U.S. cultural institution to visit isolated, nuclear-armed North Korea, and orchestra members said they hoped their musical diplomacy could bring the two nations closer together.
INDIANAPOLIS – A partisan impasse in the Indiana House over illegal immigration legislation ended Monday, but minority Republicans filed a formal protest over the way the measure was handled and accused Democrats of an arrogant use of power.
State officials’ logging plans for two state forests have upset environmental activists who want the small amount of woods on public land left alone.
Police said Monday that a Bloomington teen admitted to an attempted sexual assault on a 5-year-old girl and was referred to probation for child molestation.
Bloomington’s College Mall, a popular shopping destination for IU students, is taking steps toward greener operations.
IU’s Counseling and Psychological Services want you to like you for who you are.
On Wednesday, IU will hold its third Conference on Healthy Living, which will be open to the public at the Indiana Government Conference Center South auditorium in Indianapolis.
Returning Peace Corps volunteers gathered Monday afternoon in the IMU to show off their displays about countries in which they served.
The Helene G. Simon Hillel Center gave more potential stars their chance during tryouts for the fourth annual Campus Super Star Feb. 17 at the Jewish Community Center of Indianapolis.
No jokes this week. Some topics are more important than cheap laughs. The tragic death and amazing life of Lawrence King is one of those topics.
I love reading obituaries. Not because I consider myself particularly morbid or fascinated with death, but because they are usually some of the most intriguing pieces of literature you can
Max Karson is not funny. That didn’t stop Karson, a staff editor of The Campus Press at the University of Colorado at Boulder, from penning a column titled,“If it’s war the Asians want ... ” in which he supposedly attempted to write satire. About what, we’re not entirely sure. Whatever it was, he went about it using hate speech rarely found in anyone’s mouth against an amorphous group of “Asians,” stirring up controversy on the Boulder campus.
I think most of us feel pretty safe here at IU. That’s good. But there’s a difference between feeling safe and being safe. Probably the students at NIU, Virginia Tech, Columbine and other schools that have been victims of random
SAN JOSE, COSTA RICA – In this day and age, the world moves at a pretty fast pace. Even for self-professed “lazy” college students, time is regimented: class at 9, work at 1:30, Kilroy’s at midnight. Patience is a virtue, but
The speculation is finally over: Kelvin Sampson is finished coaching the IU men’s basketball team. As part of the settlement, Sampson will be paid $750,000, agreeing not to file a wrongful termination lawsuit against the University. SLIDESHOW: The Sampson saga VIDEO: Greenspan press conference DOCUMENT: Severance agreement DOCUMENT: Sampson's contract DOCUMENT: Letter of allegations DOCUMENT: Notice of allegations
Avoiding a possible lawsuit, such as the one brought on by former Ohio State basketball coach Jim O’Brien, likely played a role in IU’s decision not to fire Sampson, said University Chancellor Ken Gros Louis.
The Indiana Daily Student editorial board’s complaining about the federal government’s policy forbidding homosexual men from giving blood should be addressed (“Donation Discrimination,” Feb. 13). I was pleased to see
More than 1,000 people showed up Saturday to see Sigma Alpha Mu, Theta Chi and Gamma Phi Beta take away the overall trophy after their win in the 76th annual IU Sing. SOUNDSLIDE: IU Sing
A little more than 24 hours after their coach resigned, IU players Armon Bassett and Jordan Crawford faced questions about their own futures. PODCAST: Hoosier Headlines