The IU Retail Studies Organization will present its annual Fashion Show today at 7 p.m. at the IMU.
The Giving Back to Africa Student Association will launch “Beta Histoire,” a month-long photo exhibit, from 6 to 8 p.m. today at the IU Art Museum.
Columnist Audrey Perkins explores breakfast options in France.
Little 500 Individual Time Trials (ITTs) have been canceled due to inclement weather and have been rescheduled for noon Saturday.
Local man makes connection with IU students through his crocheted work.
Fashion columnist Kel Collisi analyzes Scarlett Johansson's wardrobe in new movie "Under the Skin."
Columnist Anu Kumar visits the legendary bookstore Shakespeare and Company in Paris.
With an increasing number of Chinese student enrollments, a trend of Chinese student-owned businesses has emerged.
IU Coach Tracy Smith will look for a continuation of momentum today as IU (15-10) takes on Miami-Ohio.
“Matisse’s Jazz and Other Works from Indiana University Collections" will be on display today through May 25 at the IU Art Museum.
More than 50 people will have nowhere to sleep because they do not meet the high-barrier standards for admittance to other shelters.
The crash involved a passenger car and a scooter, and the car fled the scene. Both vehicles were traveling east on 17th Street when the car hit the scooter in the back.
Ten local individuals and organizations received honors at the annual awards Tuesday night at the Buskirk-Chumley Theater.
The City of Bloomington organizes an annual program and invites professionals to share their knowledge and experiences.
Fairview Elementary School Principal Tammy Miller welcomed several IU Herbert Presidential Scholars to Fairview Tuesday night to introduce them to the literacy program they will participate in with Fairview students.
After many of us have gone to school for seventeen years without a break, I think we deserve a little bit of time to reconvene and think about the future.
Being that I am a female who attended a public middle school and am now a freshman in college, I completely understand the reason for this change in the dress code. At that age, bodies are changing into their more adult shapes, and boys and girls are discovering their sexuality.
Retailers hold a lot of power in how children, especially young girls, view themselves.
The Editorial Board does not believe that a second Cold War is imminent.
We don’t go around shaming people for wearing tight shirts, so we shouldn’t go around shaming them for tight pants.
