A Bloomington man was arrested July 5 for punching, pushing and strangling his wife.
Economists claim the United States is suffering the worst economic recession since 1957. But in-state undergraduate tuition is going up throughout the state.
WE SAY White House’s online forums for town halls add little.Last week’s open forum about heath care saw nothing but ideologues shouting (or rather, SHOUTING!!1!1!) their opinions without ever listening to each other, or the president.
It’s fascinating how celebrities’ flaws and dubious activities become all but obsolete when they kick the bucket.
Everyone apparently wants to hear about my job prospects.
Generally speaking, Facebook isn’t the first place I turn to sharpen my prose.
Law student Abbey Stemler has been named the new IU student trustee, a two-year position that places her on the nine-member board.
Tom Crean, along with several other Big Ten coaches and rival school Kentucky’s John Calipari, were among those in attendance at the Cincinnati It Takes 5ive Classic. Check out the Basketblog for more info on the recruits.
The 77-year-old DJ told "American Top 20" listeners across the country Saturday that the program would be his last.
LOS ANGELES – Casey Kasem has done his final countdown.
After more than three decades working for IU's library system, Dean of University Libraries Patricia Steele will be leaving Bloomington for the same position at University of Maryland, Provost Karen Hanson announced Monday.
If President Michael McRobbie has his way, in-state students at IU-Bloomington can expect a 4.6 percent increase in tuition this year and a 4.8 percent increase in tuition the next.
After a change in direction, a change of name was also in order to reflect the expansion of study at the IU School of Informatics, which has been re-named the School of Informatics and Computing.
Nine Kelley Scholars have been selected by the Kelley School of Business at IU.
As my eight weeks in London was approaching an end, I knew I couldn’t leave the country without having afternoon tea.
Paul Sullivan, IU’s deputy vice president for administration, will temporarily oversee the executive portfolio of Terry Clapacs, who retired June 30 as vice president and chief administrative officer.
Schools are trying to address financial problems posed by the recession while still meeting the need to educate students.
The more than 1.6 million fans who registered for tickets to Michael Jackson’s memorial service finally got word Sunday on whether they will be among the lucky few to get tickets for Tuesday’s ceremony.
IU’s Learnability Project recently received a $2.34 million, five-year renewal of its National Institutes of Health funding.
IU alumni elected Philip N. Eskew Jr. to a second three-year term as an IU trustee. Eskew, who was first elected in 2006, received 9,173 of the 29,300 valid votes cast, according to an IU press release.
