Goals set on international sustainability
Jeffrey R. White’s research is beyond Indiana’s level of sustainability. In fact, White’s research is at a more international level and raises questions about the impacts of humans on ecosystems.
Jeffrey R. White’s research is beyond Indiana’s level of sustainability. In fact, White’s research is at a more international level and raises questions about the impacts of humans on ecosystems.
On April 2, Little 500 riders will compete in Miss-N-Out — the third of four Spring Series Events before the races.
IU researchers were recently awarded a $637,000 grant by NASA to study the impact of human and climate changes on the Sundarban mangrove forests of Bangladesh, the largest remaining continuous patch of mangrove forests in the world.
Graduate student Rui Wang and associate instructor XiaoFeng Wang did it again. The pair’s research group found errors in Amazon’s payment system that would allow malicious users to receive free merchandise. This is their second Internet security discovery this year.
The IU baseball team leads the Big Ten in team fielding and stands third in the conference in team pitching.
The No. 29 IU men’s tennis team will try to knock off another conference power when No. 13 Illinois visits Bloomington at noon Saturday.
When sophomore Eric Ress won six of his first eight races of the 2010-2011 season and Big Ten Swimmer of the Week, he erased any doubt that he wasn’t ready to claim a spot as one of the premier swimmers in the conference.
The IU women’s tennis team will try to break its conference losing streak this weekend against Iowa and Illinois.
Since coming over from the University of Nevada in June 2008, Gardner’s Hoosiers compiled a 22-72 record in her first two years, but this year the team has made great strides with a 19-13 record.
As soon as Mike Ekeler’s linebackers heard his name, they couldn’t help but smile. They were excited about what the new linebackers coach and co-defensive coordinator is trying to build.
As the temperature rises and a green blush creeps over the earth, join the celebration and check out some of the spring arts and community events that are happening here in Bloomington.
Award-winning filmmaker Stanley Nelson will lecture and present the U.S. theatrical premiere of his new documentary “Freedom Riders” on Friday at the IU Cinema.
The Singing Hoosiers will give the spring season some pop in the group’s performance Saturday at the IU Auditorium.
All Around Entertainment and Jake’s Nightclub announced the official “I’m Still Music” After Party featuring Lil Wayne and guests. Scheduled after Wayne’s anticipated Little 500 concert April 12, the party is designed exclusively for Weezy’s biggest fans and will give partygoers an intimate night with one of rap’s biggest stars.
One week ago, the Federal Drug Administration approved Yervoy for patients with late-stage melanoma.
The members endorsed him in his May 3 primary race against John Hamilton on Thursday afternoon at the Monroe County Democratic Party headquarters.
Democratic mayoral candidate John Hamilton has announced several changes he would like to see in Bloomington if he progresses from the May 3 primary election.
What was once a house on Kirkwood Avenue is now a two-story Mediterranean restaurant, thanks to the efforts of one family.
To celebrate the new era at Lee’s, the public was invited to attend a Grand Re-opening on Saturday.
In the midst of the Jasmine Revolutions sweeping the Middle East, the roots of democracy and plural societies are beginning to form.