The Bloomington Police Department is investigating a reported armed robbery involving a group of men, one wielding a handgun.
A 17-year-old suspect was arrested and referred to juvenile probation following a seven-month investigation in connection to a September armed robbery.
Children who are employed or work as youth athletic program referees, umpires or officials are exempt from Indiana’s child labor law that previously prohibited them from working.
The proposed two-year state budget was passed by the Senate Appropriations Committee by a vote of 9-4 Thursday and now heads to the full Senate.
Deloitte LLP is one of the founding members of IU’s new Institute of Business Analytics program, which was founded a year ago, within the Kelley School of Business, according to a press release from April 3.
The IU Board of Trustees will meet to make decisions regarding infrastructure and renovations at Herman B Wells Library, faculty tenure recommendations and promotions and renovations at Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity.
Tuesday night, The Tap on North College Avenue hosted a Brewer’s Workshop with head brewers from four Indiana breweries of various sizes.
Dozens of students and community members gathered at Collins Living-Learning Center on Tuesday for the second Pride Comedy Festival.
The event showcased the combined talents of 15 contemporary dance majors and 15 graduate students from the IU Student Composers Association.
Oladipo’s work ethic, infectious personality and leadership are things that aren’t easily replaced and will certainly be missed around Bloomington.
Now situated with the team and with only one practice remaining until the 2013 Cream and Crimson Spring Game on Saturday, IU Coach Kevin Wilson said he is pleased with how Inge has fit in thus far.
Junior guard Victor Oladipo announced Tuesday that he will forego his final season at IU and enter the 2013 NBA Draft.
The University has recovered one of the fish stolen from the Showalter Fountain and closely tied with IU basketball myths and legends.
About 100 students gathered at Showalter Fountain on Monday to respond to graffiti, discrimination and violence on campus.
Kai Tang is a 2012 IU alumnus and international student who started working as a sales consultant at Royal on the Eastside last fall.
Myself and about 8,000 students will soon walk the plank into the real world. This reality starts everyday at 8 a.m., as opposed to whenever we want. The real world loves coffee breaks, bagels and khaki pants, as opposed to late-night Pizza X and sweatpants.
WE SAY: Texas A&M decision to defund GLBT groups does not make any sense
I feel as if the minute I open my mouth to say anything about abortion, I will be bombarded — told I am anti-feminist, that I’m narrow-minded, backward, unsympathetic toward the plight of impoverished women and in general a nasty Bible-thumper who smells like old gym socks.
The current Movement administration comes to a close this week. At a transition banquet this Friday, the current IU Student Association executives will officially hand over the reins of the student government to the incoming YOUniversity executives.
A new exhibition and a series of free programs highlighting IU’s Mathers Museum of World Cultures will mark the institution’s 50th anniversary this month.
