You’ve just been diagnosed with cancer, and the doctor is discussing treatment options. Should the cost be a deciding factor?
It’s as easy as a click of a button. With the polls opening today at 10 a.m., the INdiana, Big Red and Kirkwood tickets are going head-to-head in IU Student Association elections.
Tax-free textbooks, presidential stipends, better building maintenance and a recent grievance are big issues for students as IU Student Association elections approach. Voter apathy, however, still appears to be a problem.
The IUSA elections Web site is not allowing several graduate students to vote today. UITS is currently working to fix the problem, officials say.
The last time senior Cutters rider Erik Hamilton and his teammates competed in a Little 500 cycling event, they ended up raising the first-place trophy in triumph.
This year, the INdiana ticket for the IU Student Association elections is planning to give back to students. David White, presidential candidate for the INdiana ticket, plans to give his $4,000 presidential stipend to the IU Foundation if he’s elected, and has challenged his opponents to do the same.
With IU Student Association presidential candidates in the final throes of their campaigns, perhaps only minor differences set these candidates apart. SPECIAL COVERAGE: IUSA Elections ELECTION: Polls are open, vote here
Missed that 8 a.m. biology class again? Asking other students for their notes might become a thing of the past.
Sixty-six companies, including Bloomington’s Employment Plus, were recognized with “The Best Place to Work in Indiana” award because of their ability to make their employees feel valued.
The Bloomington music scene has turned me into a jaded music aficionado. And anyone who has ever seen “High Fidelity” knows that music aficionados are some of the most bitter people around. Before I moved here, I never
PANAMA CITY, PANAMA – Forgive me for disagreeing, and be assured that I mean no disrespect to the memory of The Notorious B.
We’ve all seen the video of the University of Florida student getting attacked with a stun gun after resisting
Congressman John Dingell, D-Mich., has proposed enacting a 50 cents-per-gallon tax hike on gasoline in an effort to force Americans to reduce their consumption. The federal government already collects 18.4 cents of tax per gallon of gasoline in addition to whatever state or local taxes may apply. We strongly resist the idea of the federal government implementing such a large tax on gas, especially now in difficult economic times.
Sophomore goalkeeper Katie Carson put forth an outstanding effort to rescue the No. 15 water polo team from falling to No. 16 Hartwick on Saturday.
In its first Big Ten home matches of the year, the No. 32 IU women’s tennis team did not disappoint. Defeating No. 43 Iowa in a close 4-3 match and No. 49 Minnesota 6-1, the Hoosiers held on to their Big Ten record.
The last time senior Cutters rider Erik Hamilton and his teammates competed in a Little 500 cycling event, they ended up raising the first-place trophy in triumph.
During the years, IU sophomore Julie Ponce has cultivated interests in gardening and working with children. Now, as an intern at Mother Hubbard’s Cupboard, she has found a way to combine both interests into one activity.
Today, Pizza Express is holding its Free Breadstix Day from 4 to 8 p.m. at all six Pizza Express locations. This year, however, instead of just giving away free breadsticks, Pizza Express is asking for cash donations to benefit the Hoosier Hills Food Bank. Pizza Express will match all the donations it receives.
“Red touches yellow, kill a fellow. Red touches black, you’re OK, Jack,” said Snakehead Ed, otherwise known as Ed Ferrer, while holding a large snake and explaining how to tell a venomous snake from its nonvenomous counterparts.
