The results from Tuesday’s city elections were still not known as of 11:30 a.m. Wednesday, and it is not yet clear when the remaining votes will be counted.
For the month of November, two Indiana Daily Student reporters will each be limited to wearing only six items of clothing as they take part in the Six Items or Less experiment. They are now starting their second week of the challenge.
Robin “Butch” Honeycutt, a resident staying at Backstreet Missions, said he believes homeless people flock from all around to take advantage of the services Bloomington has to offer to its homeless community.
The IU theater department’s “The Three Musketeers,” a stage adaptation of Alexandre Dumas’ classic novel of the same name, will open Friday at the Ruth N. Halls Theatre.
The slow start in reporting the results was caused by a system that caught precinct officials off guard, Chief Deputy Clerk Mike Szakaly said.
This is the first test conducted by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security’s Federal Emergency Management Agency and the Federal Communications Commission.
The IU women’s basketball team won Tuesday night in Assembly Hall versus the University of Indianapolis by a score of 50-47 for IU’s second victory in as many exhibition matches.
After last year’s run to the Sweet 16, which included a 2-1 loss to eventual national champion Akron, the Hoosiers (11-3-4, 3-1-2) said they feel they are a more dangerous offensive threat than a year ago.
High expectations and sub-par results should be a thing of the past for the Indiana women’s basketball team. However, it must first buy into IU Coach Felisha Legette-Jack’s message of playing “fun, physical basketball.”
After three tough rounds at the Challenge at Onion Creek in Austin, Texas, the IU women’s golf team ended its fall season with a 10th-place finish.
Three stationary bicycles, retrofitted with electrical generators, will undergo a demo period next week as part of a larger plan to install the electricity-generating bikes at the Student Recreational Sports Center in the coming months.
IU employees' health care costs will increase beginning in 2012 due to the University’s health care costs escalating significantly during the last few years.
A woman was assaulted by her boyfriend while participating in IU Dance Marathon early Sunday morning.
The basketball courts and indoor track at the center in the School of Health, Physical Education and Recreation's Wildermuth Intramural Center will not be available for public use until summer 2012 at the earliest.
On Tuesday, a group of actors and actresses gazed at their reflections in the floor-length mirror in front of them. Spontaneous bursts of singing interrupted the floor stretches they did in preparation for that evening’s rehearsal. This group of students formed the cast of “Identify Me,” the latest production from student group JMuse Productionz. The show premieres at 7:30 p.m. Friday in the Willkie Auditorium and is free to the public.
Originally from Sparta, Mich., Molly Grettenberger applied to Michigan State, University of Michigan and Arizona State before choosing IU. She wasn’t looking for a business degree from the Kelley School or a biology degree to buffer her pre-med path, but for a school to foster her musical talents.
If I have sympathy for picky eaters, it’s only because I used to be one.
Kiwan Lawson from Columbus, Ohio, was an All-American IU track and field athlete. He has now made the leap from the track to dominate another of his passions: music.
It’s hard to believe anyone could look at these numbers and dates and conclude the increase in carbon dioxide levels is not a result of the Industrial Revolution, which began at about the time the levels started rising in the 18th century.
College Democrats met at 8 p.m. Monday in Ballantine Hall to hear a speech by Jonathan George, a Democratic Party candidate for Congress in Indiana’s 9th District. George, a retired Brigadier General with more than 4,000 hours of cockpit time and multiple honorable medals, was once a director of the National Security Council.
