Award-winning actress and best-selling author Carol Burnett will be speaking April 18 at the IU Auditorium.
Members of the boycotting House Democrats — who have been holed up in Urbana, Ill., since Feb. 22 — may soon travel back to the Indiana Statehouse to participate in a labor union rally Thursday, said the leader of the boycott.
Although he doesn’t own a Mac himself, senior and informatics major Alex Spurgeon saw an opportunity and created a business selling his Magic Lapdesk, a desk meant for iMacs or Apple TVs that rests in a user’s lap.
Congress voted 31-0 to keep Niel Kelty in public office after Resolution No. 10-11-27 was presented to the floor Tuesday. The resolution proposed Kelty’s impeachment, accusing him of violating IUSA bylaws by unethically handling IUSA finances and student funds.
On Feb. 18, the U.S. House of Representatives approved an amendment to the federal budget proposed by Rep. Mike Pence, R-Ind. If passed by the Senate it would cut all federal funding for Planned Parenthood. This amendment could prevent people from receiving reproductive health care such as birth control, cancer screenings and HIV testing.
Eric Young hasn’t broken a single IU Student Foundation rule. But his involvement with a pro team is starting to raise questions about his amateur status.
IU police failed to find the driver and vehicle that struck a pedestrian Tuesday at the intersection of 10th Street and Fee Lane, according to IU Police Department Chief Keith Cash.
The combination of barbecue, bands and an art auction makes for a lively spring afternoon. But what about when hot molten iron is thrown into the mix?
Located in Bloomington’s west side neighborhood, The Owlery, a vegetarian food restaurant co-owned by musicians Ryan Woods and Toby Foster, yielded a successful opening night, serving about 100 to 120 customers.
For the riders, spring break debaucheries like excessive calories, lounging around during the NCAA Tournament and festivities on St. Patrick’s Day are polar-opposite routines of what they will go through during what we tab as vacation.
IU track and field athletes will already have a head start at national recognition when they attempt to hoist up national championship trophies Friday at the NCAA Indoor Championships.
One of the early bright spots for the Hoosiers’ offense has been senior outfielder Wes Wilson.
Democratic mayoral candidate John Hamilton pledged at a press event March 1 that, if elected, Bloomington will have a permanent homeless shelter by 2012.
Bloomington Mayor Mark Kruzan advocated controlling city growth in a campaign event at City Hall on Tuesday.
Indiana ranked ninth in the nation for the number of new economic development projects launched in 2010, according to the Governor’s Cup Awards Program conducted by Site Selection magazine.
As the economy recessed during the last few years, two major Indianapolis groceries closed. But Kyle Hendrix was determined to fill the void.
College students from Japan competed against the IU debate club in a public debate Monday at the Whittenberger Auditorium.
MBA students from the Kelley School of Business left this weekend as part of five trips that will enhance their global business skills. Students went to Ghana, Peru, India, Eastern Europe, Australia and New Zealand for about two weeks as part of the Global Business and Social Enterprise initiative and Kelley International Perspectives Program.
The Office of the Vice Provost for Faculty and Academic Affairs, along with the Office of the Vice Provost for Research, announced the recipients of the Outstanding Junior Faculty Award for 2011 on Feb. 8.
