Events to keep you busy this week.
We seem to ignore the ability we all have to adapt to changes and get over things that previously pissed us off.
An Austria-based solar energy company is relocating its North American headquarters to Indiana in a move that will create more than 500 jobs in the renewable energy sector.
President Barack Obama made federal aid money available to Monroe County and other Indiana counties to help pay for the costs of recent storms.
Indiana’s new immigration law will not be enforced until a federal judge decides whether to overturn it.
The IU Board of Trustees approved a $3 billion budget for the 2011-12 school year after meeting Thursday and Friday at the IU South Bend campus.
Make the salad the main course
Cooking with beer. This must be college.
"A Treasure" is just that
Tony Fowler reviews the latest release from Vetiver
Screw the conservation of energy principle.
What the "American Dream" is really about
How to survive (and how to fail) a three-month stint.
Friday’s press conference was the last in the Lauren Spierer case unless there is a break in the case, BPD Capt. Joe Qualters said on the day that marks third week since Lauren’s disappearance.For full audio of this press briefing, click here.
Indiana State Police officers searched along State Road 37 in the southern part of Monroe County on Thursday for missing IU student, Lauren Spierer. There was no reported evidence regarding Lauren, who has been missing since June 3.
Large signs stating “Indiana University, shame on you, don’t be next” could be seen at various street corners around campus Wednesday.
All but one of Planned Parenthood of Indiana’s clinics were closed on Wednesday as employees took an unpaid day off in an emergency cost-saving measure.
