Staff colaborates on snow removal
Heavy snowfall in Bloomington caused IU to officially close campus Dec. 26.
Heavy snowfall in Bloomington caused IU to officially close campus Dec. 26.
Virtuosi, a group of 21 of the Jacobs School of Music’s String Academy’s best violonists, violists and cellists, ages 12 to 18, will perform at 7:30 p.m. March 11 in Carnegie Hall in New York.
With all the boycott surrounding this film, it followed through in the true spirit of the director.
This winter, make it your new years resolution to be healthy and evade sickness.
Seniors Sasha Chaplin and Jasmine McGhee are game-time decisions for Thursday's game against Nebraska after being limited in practice the past two days.
The process of determining whether streets and sidewalks are safe for students and faculty is a complex operation.
The women’s tennis team will likely win its 11th Herbert Cup, which honors the IU athletic team with the highest cumulative GPA from the previous semester, IU Coach Lin Loring said.
The IU men’s soccer team won its eighth national championship 29 days ago. Soccer America named IU Coach Todd Yeagley as NCAA Division I Coach of the Year.
IU Student Association will lead the Association of Big Ten Schools conference, a gathering for the executives of student body governments from Big Ten universities. The conference will run Friday through Sunday.
The Broderick is set to charm at 9:30 p.m. today at The Bishop Bar.
IU came in at No. 39, one spot higher than last year’s ratings, on a 2013 list of Best Public College Values recently released by Kiplinger. The new rankings also place IU fourth in value within Big Ten schools.
Century-old City Hall became the first Bloomington government building to become Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design-certified.
There will be a strike on IU’s campus on April 11 and 12, the dates of the Board of Trustees meeting. In the most literal sense, we cannot afford to be passive.
Living off campus and on your own for the first time is an awesome experience. You have so many more freedoms and an entirely new community to become a part of, but unlike campus living, you have tenfold the responsibilities.
For the Hoosier economy, it’s clear the current plan just isn’t the best.
It seems as if the dreaded freshman 15 now faces a brand new competitor: the freshman $15,000.
As a community, Bloomington needs to grow and expand, but we have no means of doing so. Ergo, we need I-69.