A University official confirmed Wednesday that IU alumnus Pete Goldsmith will be the next dean of students.
He’s given lectures dressed as the Cat in the Hat. He’s taken pies to the face, to the point where he’s famous for it. He’s even approved a naked poetry session at Collins Living-Learning Center. But after a glittering 38-year career, legendary Dean of Students Dick McKaig is retiring.
Preview of June 9 Grizzly Bear show.
IU Police Department reports
IU alumnus Adam Jacobs died May 22. Jacobs, 24, was a Jersey City, N.J., resident at the time of his death.
State legislators will debate new public university funding practices in a special session June 11. Some Indiana lawmakers have suggested funding should be based more on graduation rates than enrollment numbers.
After the Hoosiers’ 2009 Big Ten Championship and NCAA Louisville Regional appearance, two feats IU baseball had not accomplished since 1996, it’s safe to say IU coach Tracy Smith’s project has begun.
A month after the final bike crossed the line and the dust clouds settled at Bill Armstrong Stadium, two Women’s Little 500 riders set off for a summer ride that turned into two weeks of adventure.
On Saturday, the action comes to the Midwest with Soldier Field playing host to the United States Men’s National Team versus Honduras in the third and final home World Cup qualifying match for the U.S men, and some members of the IU soccer team will be tuning in.
On Tuesday, newspapers published statistics showing that the 20 Premier League teams owe a total of 3.1 billion pounds (about $5.1 billion).
On Tuesday, newspapers published statistics showing that the 20 Premier League teams owe a total of 3.1 billion pounds (about $5.1 billion). The top two clubs – Manchester United and Chelsea – topped the list with 699 million pounds and 701 million pounds, respectively.
The IU women’s basketball team members are still a bit jet-lagged from their 10-day excursion in Italy, where they managed to win four games while touring the country’s landmarks.
There is a salary cap in football and basketball. Baseball? No such thing – yet – but there should be.
WE SAY Let college admissions do its job.Some states are incentivizing college because college costs are rising and increased demand has caused an increase in the competitiveness for slots. But Texas’ policy in particular is a cause for alarm.
Fortunately, the Constitution foresaw the demagoguery of Keith Olbermanns and Sean Hannitys, as well as the bumbling masses who gulp their drivel.
When economically strategic and politically connected entities such as the domestic automobile industry and the UAW are in trouble, it’s our duty as Americans to step up and shoulder the burden.
Sure, we can keep texts, store them. In many ways they are more real than the memories we hold in our minds. But there’s something not quite right about them.
Jobless rates rose in all the largest U.S. metropolitan areas for the fourth straight month in April, according to government data released Wednesday.
Terry Harper, executive director of the Society of Professional Journalists, has died. He was 45.
The Indiana Attorney General’s office seized 240 dogs from a southern Indiana breeding operation accused of failing to pay sales tax.
