Residents help improve accessibility
Six awards recognizing those who have helped improve the community for people with disabilities were presented at the City of Bloomington’s Council for Community Accessibility awards ceremony Monday night.
Six awards recognizing those who have helped improve the community for people with disabilities were presented at the City of Bloomington’s Council for Community Accessibility awards ceremony Monday night.
Launched Aug. 26, College Cookies is based on an old cookie recipe from Anne Kirk, grandmother of 10, and sends cookies to hungry college students across the nation.
CEWiT is the first university-based center to create an interdisciplinary program to promote women in technology that does not originate in any single school, according to the organization’s website.
Plagued for a year by injuries, senior Kayla Fujimoto is trying to get back on the tennis court.
The World Series used to be the biggest sporting event in the world. Not anymore.
A partnership between IFC, the Indiana Collegiate Emergency Medical Service and IU Culture of Care allows members of the Greek community to become certified in CPR and first-aid by the American Heart Association.
The IU women’s basketball team’s season will tip off tonight at home in an exhibition against the Georgetown (Kentucky) Tigers.
Moira Gunn, National Public Radio host, delivered the keynote address at the official launch of the IU Center of Excellence for Women in Technology on Monday in the IU Auditorium.
After visiting Bloomington this weekend and attending the Hoosiers’ first exhibition game of the season, 2014 forward Max Hoetzel secured his commitment to the IU men’s basketball team Sunday evening.
Union Board and the Office of International Services will partner once again to present IU World’s Fare Thursday, Nov. 7. The fare will take place at 5 p.m. in Alumni Hall in the Indiana Memorial Union.
Food columnist Amanda Arnold discusses an interesting new trend for rappers — releasing cookbooks.
The IU Art Museum opens its doors today to the bright, eclectic pop art of James Rosenquist. The six prints will be on display and available for public viewing as an addition to the museum’s first-floor permanent collection gallery, Curator of Works on Paper Nan Brewer said.
IU announced Monday it will join a grassroots campaign opposing a proposed constitutional amendment defining marriage in Indiana as strictly between a man and woman.
WE SAY: Some laws are more than a little counter-intuitive
One in five Jews now identify as having no religion. This means that, while they continue to identify as Jewish, they do not actively practice Judaism.
In honor of No Shave November, I’m going to explain why women forgoing hair removal is a totally respectable.
Department by department, agency by agency, we’re losing our right to privacy.
For the first time since 2010, the IU volleyball team knocked off the No. 10 Michigan State Spartans on Saturday in five sets (25-17, 18-25, 25-20, 21-25, 15-12).
The men’s swimming team struggled against the No. 1 Wolverines and No. 4 Longhorns, falling 203-97 and 204-96, respectively.
IU senior Dimitrije Tasic came into the weekend looking to excel and make a deep run in the tournament, and he did just that. Tasic advanced to the finals where he will play fellow senior Mark Kovacs from Purdue.