BFA students diplay pictures of the chili pepper.
“From Indiana. For Indiana. In Indiana.” Thus ends a video by former House Speaker John Gregg announcing his candidacy for the Democratic Party’s nomination for governor of Indiana.
The Office of the Vice Provost for Faculty and Academic Affairs has announced the appointment of professor Sara Pryor to the position of associate vice provost for faculty and academic affairs at IU-Bloomington.
The Campus Recreational Sports annual Step into Fitness Program will take place May 30 to July 29. All IU faculty and staff are eligible for this program.
Rising junior guard Jordan Hulls and rising sophomore guard Victor Oladipo will join a Reach USA trip to the Far East from May 17-31, IU Athletics announced Monday in a press release.
As anyone who’s ever spent five minutes with me can say, the things I love most — besides popcorn and my books — are babies. Possibly a little too much. And I can say for certain that if I become pregnant at any time in the near future, I’ll be keeping the baby.
The Hoosiers, who finished the 2011 regular season second in the Big Ten and with an overall record of 37-16, drew a first-round matchup with DePaul on Friday in the Columbia, Mo. regional.
Should we sell a couple of A busses or replace the Union Starbucks with a McCafe? If you want to see a larger version of our list, pick up the paper from one of our newsstands.
How much should tuition increase next year? No more than 3.5 percent, according to the Commission for Higher Education.
An eco-friendly plan for a cooperative, known as the Bloomington Cooperative Plots Eco-Village, in a residential area on the northeast side of Bloomington has encountered some opposition from residents in the neighborhood who are concerned about the impact it may have on their block.
Not all IU recruits were smiling in Bloomington this weekend. In fact, the headlining act of the adidas May Classic AAU basketball tournament left extremely disappointed.
Seniors Morgan Melloh, Sara Olson and Kelsey Stander will have gone through their four years of eligibility, making the 2011 postseason their last hurrah in the cream and crimson.
The Hoosiers will find out their next opponent when the NCAA Tournament Selection Show appears on ESPNU at 10 p.m. Sunday.
Fighting to keep its postseason hopes alive, IU won three games, including a 13-12 marathon victory in 15 frames Saturday and Sunday, to claim a crucial series sweep of Big Ten-leading Michigan State at Sembower Field.
WFHB’s fourth annual Acoustic Roots Festival moved from its home at the Story Inn in Brown County to Upland Brewing Company this year.
Kayleen Cohen shares the techniques behind international packing.
Volunteers worked in two assembly lines making bowl after bowl of strawberry shortcake. Shortcake, ice cream, strawberries and whipped cream, delivered to a consistent line of about 30 customers.
The latest educational reforms bills to come from the Statehouse have caused some students and professors to question whether or not public education in Indiana stands a chance.
One hundred and seventy-five bikes were auctioned off at the IU Parking Operations’ annual spring auction Saturday. Abandoned, stolen or illegally parked, the bikes are taken from campus every year and resold to IU and Bloomington community members.
The White House proposed new cybersecurity legislation Thursday that aimed to protect the country against threats to the national infrastructure and the economy, but it was too small a step, according to IU cybersecurity experts.
