Greek students plan Katrina relief trip
More than a year after Hurricane Katrina slammed into the Gulf Coast, devastating cities and lives throughout Louisiana and Mississippi, much of the area still remains in disarray.
More than a year after Hurricane Katrina slammed into the Gulf Coast, devastating cities and lives throughout Louisiana and Mississippi, much of the area still remains in disarray.
IU alumnus Scott A. Jones has just created an Internet search engine with a human touch. The Web site, www.chacha.com, launched Sept. 5, uses human guides -- including some IU students -- to provide users with the most relevant responses to their search queries.
A Bloomington North High School senior caught his hand in a meat grinder Monday night while working at Kroger, 1175 S. College Mall Road, a firefighter said. His hand was stuck for at least 30 minutes.
Members of the local Bloomington law enforcement dive team were called early Saturday morning to retrieve a car that a man drove into Lake Monroe in an apparent suicide attempt, police said.
An IU student told officers he was beaten, robbed and transport. An IU student told officers he was beaten, robbed and transported to a local Steak n Shake this weekend but does not know who did it or how it happened, police said.
Police tried to track down a bank robber this the weekend, but their search turned up nothing other than a baseball cap, a jacket and a $20 bill.
INDIANAPOLIS -- West Nile virus has killed two Indiana residents, the first deaths from the mosquito-borne disease reported in the state this year, health officials said Monday.
FORT WAYNE -- Health officials determined that a 15-year-old died from a rare mosquito-borne illness.
Health officials determined that a 15-year-old died from a rare mosquito-borne illness.
GREENFIELD, Ind. -- Original photos, poems and papers from Indiana poet James Whitcomb Riley will soon be available for download on the Internet.
An Indianapolis television reporter has been named as a possible witness in the murder trial of John R. Myers II, who is accused of killing IU student Jill Behrman in 2000.
The IU Health Center will be offering a free depression screening for students this week, and next week students can take advantage of a free AIDS test through Bloomington Hospital.
Few people would agree to lie down on a bed of nails and allow someone to smash a cinder block on their stomach. Yet for those who know the physics of such an experiment, this is just another demonstration.
Depression can derail a college career. Although individual students experience depression differently, one thing is common: Depression is very disruptive to their lives.
The IU Health Center's Counseling and Psychological Services counselors are seeing an increase in the number of students with compulsive online behavior problems, says CAPS psychologist Chris Meno.
The unwritten story of the native people who Christopher Columbus first met is now being recorded by IU researcher Charles Beeker and his team of graduate students.
This column is about why voting matters for us, as college students. Maybe that's why it was so difficult to write.
From the time we enter elementary school, we're indoctrinated with the politics of nice. Share everything, keep your hands to yourself, be respectful of everyone and don't judge a book by its cover. (Unless it's an Ann Coulter book -- you can discount that as trash from the start.)
'm kind of an arrogant jerk, so you can imagine how I felt when I saw a study in Newsweek that said that three out of four undergraduates are smarter than I am. I mean, come on!
Wallet? Check. Cell phone? Check. Cigarettes? Well, that depends.