IUPD questions suspect after shooting
The suspect who is in custody from the Sunday morning shooting at the 1400 block of North Jordan Avenue was apprehended by authorities and questioned Sunday.
The suspect who is in custody from the Sunday morning shooting at the 1400 block of North Jordan Avenue was apprehended by authorities and questioned Sunday.
Blaring fire trucks and glowing floats cruised down Third Street and Indiana Avenue on Friday as the 53rd annual Homecoming parade delivered the spirit of IU. Musician and record producer Todd Rundgren served as grand marshal.
Today at 7 p.m., the IU Cinema is honoring Halloween with a special screening of Alfred Hitchcock’s 1960 horror classic “Psycho.”
On Friday night, Max’s Place featured bands Shaggy Wonda and Ladymoon. Shaggy Wonda played the Pulp Fiction soundtrack for its second set, and each band member wore a black suit with a black tie, mimicking Samuel Jackson and John Travolta’s characters from the movie.
Booker T. Jones has long been graduated from IU, but appreciation and admiration for the award-winning musician is still high on the IU campus. The sound of applause echoed from alumni to current students to professors who showed up Friday night to watch the legendary Jones perform at the Buskirk-Chumley Theater.
IU’s Board of Trustees approved a discount in summer tuition during a special meeting Friday in the Frangipani Room of the Indiana Memorial Union.
About 150 IU students paired with Big Brothers Big Sisters on Friday to organize the sixth annual Family Fall Festival and Haunted House.
On FOX News’ “Special Report,” GOP presidential candidate Ron Paul declined to take a pledge to not run as a third-party candidate.
Obama took matters into his own hands and made the changes through executive order. His actions should be applauded.
The foundation of this nation is the ability for citizens to give input into the way the government is run and operated. Nowhere is the concept more prevalent then on the website “We the People,” which is operated by President Barack Obama’s administration.
A 14-year-old Bloomington boy was arrested last Thursday for attempted burglary after allegedly pulling a knife on a 12-year-old and demanding money.
A Bloomington man was arrested Saturday after allegedly strangling an IU Health Bloomington Hospital staff member.
Obama’s executive order will also allow students to pay 10 percent of their discretionary incomes per month to federal loans. With the present law, students have to pay 15 percent of their discretionary income. The loan repayment will be forgiven after 20 years instead of 25, as current law stipulates.
Bloomington residents took time out of their Friday night to sit in chilling temperatures and be spooked by scary stories from around the world.
The suspect who is in custody from the Sunday morning shooting at Phi Kappa Sigma fraternity is being questioned today.
The IU Police Department has given the all-clear in the search for a possible shooting suspect on the IU campus.
The seniors who were part of a Homecoming upset of Northwestern as freshman could not end their final IU Homecoming the same way, losing 59-38.
The IDS is blogging live from Memorial Stadium as the Hoosiers take on Northwestern in this year's Homecoming game. Join the conversation.
The Monroe County Public Library was closed for an hour an a half Friday due to a bomb threat.
Behind the events, piecing together the parts of homecoming, are students.