An undisclosed amount of cash was taken from Nick's English Hut early Monday morning.
The IU men’s and women’s golf teams posted their best finishes this season in their first weekday tournaments of the year.
Indiana public schools were hit as hard as anything by the economy.
National sports columnist Frank Therber writes that with a few offseason moves, the Cincinnati Reds could become even more lethal than this past year.
Alpha Epsilon Pi was kicked off of IU’s campus in January 2008. But now, the chapter is back.
IU’s Research and Technology Corporation nearly doubled their licensing revenues for the 2010 fiscal year.
The beginning of October marked the start of “Celebrating the Museum,” a year-long event to recognize the contributions and impact of museums within the IU and Bloomington community.
The Trojan Horse was one of the first restaurants I visited as a freshman. I was homesick for good Greek food and, as far as I can tell, it’s still the only Greek restaurant in Bloomington. It sort of drives me nuts.
With a number of high-profile acts, including Umphrey’s McGee, Nappy Roots and Ingrid Michaelson, slated to perform in the upcoming weeks, Bluebird Nightclub will also bring singer-songwriter Keller Williams.
Bloomington is known for its beauty, especially during the changing of the seasons. The City of Bloomington Parks and Recreation Department, the Bloomington Entertainment and Arts District and the Bloomington Watercolor Society hope to capture that beauty with their newest project, “We Paint ... Parks!”
Toward the end of CBS’ Hawaii Five-0 episode Monday, a picture of the University of Maryland’s marching band, the Mighty Sound of Maryland, appeared on the television screen.
Dear Mr. Todd Young, This year must be a whirlwind.
Would you trust your public utilities — which are usually monopolies — to regulate themselves? And for the line between government and business to blur and fade?
I rarely read “Rolling Stone” magazine, and I was reminded why when I read the current issue’s cover story.
Last week, IU Student Association President Michael Coleman threatened the judicial independence of the IUSA Supreme Court.
As of this week, it is less than three weeks since the death of Tyler Clementi. His case was one of several high profile suicides of teenagers and college students in the last month.
I hold a degree from IU. Bloomington is my home. I’m proud to be part of this community and excited to have this space to talk about my campaign to represent you in Congress. The cynics, however, will probably say I’m wasting my time.
Nick’s English Hut was burglarized sometime between 1 a.m. and 6 a.m. Monday, Bloomington Police Department Lt. David Drake said.
Another fish in the Showalter Fountain is down, and this time IU Curator of Campus Art Sherry Rouse knows the culprit - more than 2,000 students racing in the Nearly Naked Mile.
With about 2,140 registered runners and another 150 estimated tag-alongs, the Nearly Naked Mile drew the biggest crowd of its three-year history.
