Painting Friday black
When there’s a toaster to be had for $3, many of us can’t help but push others out of the way to get it. I’m talking, of course, about Black Friday.
When there’s a toaster to be had for $3, many of us can’t help but push others out of the way to get it. I’m talking, of course, about Black Friday.
Love knows no color. At least, that’s what people say.
Five speakers from IU and the City of Bloomington will present “Community Actions Against Climate Change,” a forum that will bring the heated global talks addressing climate change to a local level.
Five speakers will present “Community Actions Against Climate Change,” at 2 p.m. Thursday in Alumni Hall in the Indiana Memorial Union to address climate change at a local level.
Bloomington officials and residents commemorated World AIDS Day with a proclamation and ceremony Wednesday at Bloomington City Hall.
On Nov. 17 IU President Michael McRobbie requested a 4.2 percent budget increase from the Indiana State Budget Committee to help pay for health care and building repairs.
Santa, snowmen, icemen and elves — a blizzard has hit the IU Auditorium, leaving a sparking winter wonderland behind.Cirque Productions will present the second night of their holiday show Cirque Dreams “Holidaze” today.
Since August, the Hoosiers have landed commitments from nine of the nation’s top high school basketball players, seven of whom were raised in Indiana and the two others played AAU basketball for an in-state program.
The IU volleyball team utilizes resources to succeed academically in addition to on the court as it prepares for its first NCAA tournament appearance since 2002.
After a long stretch of losing and irrelevance following the infamous November 2004 brawl with the Detroit Pistons and their fans in Auburn Hills, Mich., the Indiana Pacers finally appear clean and ready to compete on a nightly basis, Frank Therber writes.
The IU men’s basketball team (6-0) will play away from Assembly Hall for the first time this season when it faces Boston College (4-2) in the ACC/Big Ten/Challenge at 7 p.m. Wednesday in Chestnut Hill, Mass.
The NCAA's decision to declare junior center Guy-Marc Michel ineligible to participate with the IU men's basketball team could hurt the Hoosiers in the paint during Big Ten play, Nathan Hart writes.
Following an Indiana Natural Resources Commission decision allowing hunters to use foxes and coyotes as bait to train hunting dogs, animal rights organizations are working to put an end to the decision.
In an era of declining revenue, Indiana state legislators are discussing means to help counties pay for death penalty cases rather than abolish executions entirely.
A man driving a stolen car led police on an early-morning chase in downtown Bloomington on Tuesday.
The week-long Dharma Festival began Tuesday at the Gaden Khachoe Shing Tibetan Buddhist Monastery, 2150 E. Dolan Road, in Bloomington.
Food columnist Lily Miller discusses being thankful during the holiday season and giving back to the community.
Post-grads from a New York Times article have inspired 11 BFA photography majors to present a special photography exhibition entitled “The 20-Somethings” Friday at the Paper Crane Gallery.
It was a time when very few women had faculty positions at IU. A time when there was no childcare system on campus, no policy to deal with maternity leave and no domestic abuse or rape shelter in Bloomington. It was a time of isolation —but it was also a time of action.
Finalist for the College of Arts and Sciences Dean Robert Becker spoke to the public Tuesday in the Whittenberger Auditorium in the Indiana Memorial Union about the opportunities and challenges the COAS faces.