Members of the 9/11 Commission will reflect how that tragic day shaped American life, national security and political policy during the last 10 years.
International IU students reflect on their Sept. 11, 2001 experiences, describe the impact of the attacks on diversity in America, and look forward to how the infamous date will affect their futures.
Intertwining art and reality, Margaret Dolinsky’s “Inter:Facing” premiered Sept. 9 in the Grunwald Gallery of Art at the School of Fine Arts. Five pieces filled the gallery and allowed audience members to interact with the computer-mediated portraitures.
Sometimes a professor’s forte doesn’t exist just within the classroom walls. When you’re a Rock and Roll History professor, that can even mean taking your know-how to the stage. Andy Hollinden took the stage at Bluebird Nightclub once more Saturday night.
On a weekend filled with the memory of contemporary loss, IU Art Museum took a moment to look at loss of the past. A gallery talk Sunday at the museum explored the history and role of art in World War II.
Bloomington nonprofits and other organizations provided information about how to leave a smaller carbon footprint during the Simply Living Fair on Saturday.
Mayor Mark Kruzan and other local leaders offer their thoughts during the city's 9/11 memorial.
Though they were only toddlers when it happened, some of the seventh graders in Robert Courtney’s social studies class say they can still recall where they were on Sept. 11, 2001.
The notion that Americans are living in the so-called “post-9/11 world” has become fairly commonplace. The phrase has entered everything from classrooms to newsrooms to living rooms.
There was a disturbing moment in the otherwise predictable and sensible GOP debate Wednesday night.
Consider this an open letter to President Michael McRobbie, the registrar or whoever creates and implements classes.
“IU Remembers 9/11” is the subject line of an email that IU students received. It is also the title of an event to commemorate the lives we lost on a day that cannot efficiently be described with any adjective. The word “remember,” when taken literally, may not be something that adequately describes the emotions of many students of my generation, and it gets more complicated the younger you are.
A 24-yard field goal in the final two seconds of the game helped the University of Virginia edge IU.
IU lost to Virginia Saturday.
Filmmakers, musicians, writers and even comedians coped with the impact of the attacks by continuing their craft in its wake. For the world of showbiz, it was the ultimate non-surrender.
The film of two French filmmakers, “9/11,” honors the memory of the victims on the 10th anniversary of the World Trade Center attacks with an exclusive screening at 6:30 p.m. Sunday at the IU Cinema.
Ten years in the wake of 9/11, Lee Hamilton, a former congressman from Indiana’s 9th District, joins countless Americans remembering the exact moment when home was no longer the same place.
It was Sept. 11, 2001, and a moment that would define a generation had passed. It would define Rachel, who lost a member of her family.
Football beat reporters Alex McCarthy and Max McCombs and columnist Justin Albers discuss last week’s loss to Ball State and preview Saturday’s home opener against Virginia in the inaugural edition of the Hoosier Hype podcast.
With conference play on the horizon, the IU women’s soccer team has little time left to ensure they are prepared for the rigors of a Big Ten season.
