Seeing is believing
IU Cinema, founded in 2011, has worked with the film industry, University departments and schools to create an “art house” moviegoing experience.
IU Cinema, founded in 2011, has worked with the film industry, University departments and schools to create an “art house” moviegoing experience.
IU’s African American Arts Institute strives to offer students an opportunity to earn school credit while participating in performance groups.
A new state senate bill, Senate Bill 207, could allow about 200 Indiana students to have their resident tuition reinstated.
BPD is investigating a possible rape that reportedly occurred Sunday after a woman left an apartment and walked into a wooded area with unknown men.
At the end of the 2013 Big Ten Championships in Minneapolis, the IU women’s swimming and diving team lost to Minnesota by 160 points.
The Black Market, originally burned down on Dec. 26, 1968, recently reopened Friday.
Today marks the final day of a three-day conference in which members, including Gov. Mike Pence, participated in sessions focused on state issues.
A 19-year-old man was arrested Saturday morning after Bloomington police found a loaded handgun inside his backpack.
Sales may have increased following the release of hit single "Thrift Shop," but thrift shopping is no new trend.
A staggering 148 years after the United States of America formally abolished the uncivil practice of slavery, Mississippi has finally jumped on the bandwagon and ratified the 13th Amendment.
Having grown up in a secular household, it is hard not to audibly scoff whenever someone bemoans America’s so-called “War on Religion,” especially when they really mean “War on Christianity.” Christianity is still going strong. Freedom of religion is not war. Christian hegemony is alive and well.
WE SAY: Hate crimes are unacceptable and the root of the issue needs to be addressed
The Hoosiers lost their previous two matches 4-3 on the road against Tennessee and Kentucky. For the third consecutive dual, the Hoosiers lost 4-3 after losing the final singles match.
In their final dual of the 2012-13 season, the Hoosiers lost to Northwestern at home by a 32-6 margin.
After trailing by 14 at halftime, the IU women’s basketball team clawed to within six during the second half at Illinois Saturday before falling 73-60.
In their first home matches, the Hoosiers won their first and third games of the Fluid Four by a combined total of 31-6.
A late entry into the men’s heptathlon, Drouin made his presence known in the heptathlon’s high jump. Drouin cleared 2.30-meter (7-feet-6.5-inches) in the event, breaking the world record of 2.25-meters (7-feet-4.5-inches) for high jump in a heptathlon.
The NFCA Leadoff Classic presented a challenge for the IU softball team this weekend in Clearwater, Fla., as the team’s six-game winning streak was brought to an end. The Hoosiers came out with a 3-2 record for the weekend, however.
Originally a three-game series, the third game was canceled after IU and Georgia Southern could get through only four innings of the first game in two days.
Vanderbilt snapped IU's five game winning streak with a 5-2 victory over the Hoosiers on Sunday in Nashville.