Dennis G. Peters, the Herman T. Briscoe Professor of Chemistry, was named a fellow of the American Chemical Society on Monday.
Inside Dunn Cemetery, there’s only one gravestone with a colorful ceramic planter behind it. A Lego creation and a sea shell sit on top of the stone.
The concert runs from 3:00 to 5:00.
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Candice Jackson proves she isn't fit to lead at the Department of Education due to her inconsiderate and flagrantly inaccurate comments about sexual assault on college campuses.
Reports of a potential 2020 presidential bid from Sen. Kamala Harris have many progressive Democrats ecstatic.
If racial violence is a social problem, it requires social remedies.
The preseason awards lists for college football continue to be released as four more Hoosiers were honored this week by making a watch list. Redshirt sophomore running back and return specialists Devonte Williams was selected to the 2017 Paul Hornung Award watch list on Monday.
Earlier this month, IU track and field head coach Ron Helmer announced his 2017 class of commitments for the upcoming year.
Jen Sincero reiterates: "You've got the power."
Speck Mellencamp was arrested Sunday morning for charges of resisting law enforcement and public intoxication.
IU Coach Archie Miller landed three commitments in less than 24 hours
The nominations favored middlebrow tastes — here's what that means.
Race Thompson, Jerome Hunter and Damezi Anderson all are ranked in the top-100 nationally
Former Hoosiers start TT Skillz Soccer Camps
Monroe County receives $10.5 million in funding for infrastructure improvements as part of a state-wide initiative to improve infrastructure.
Rep. Steve King has a dangerously uninformed perspective of SNAP and its enrollees that should prohibit him from defunding a program he seems to know nothing about.
The model minority myth marginalizes the struggles of the Asian-American community and makes us complacent toward racial biases that still affect us today.
The recent revision to the Better Care Reconciliation Act exacerbates the problems of higher premiums for the sickest individuals and denying coverage based on pre-existing conditions.
A new study has found that people with ADHD who take medication for it are less susceptible to substance abuse problems.
