An Iraq war veteran whose eyebrow was partially bitten off at his wedding reception in Vermont is testifying at the trial of his alleged attacker.
Students can still buy $10 tickets for a Haiti benefit dinner, which hopes to raise $5,000.
Actor Martin Sheen will speak at 7:30 p.m. April 17 at the IU Auditorium as part of the Ralph L. Collins Memorial Lecture Series, presented by the IU Department of Theater and Drama.
IU Provost and Executive Vice President Karen Hanson announced Monday that Jon Vickers has been named the first director of the IU Cinema, pending approval by the IU board of trustees.
With the words “we like Mike, what’s not to like?” the iUnity ticket for IU Student Association officially kicked off its campaign Feb. 15, with junior Michael Coleman as its candidate for president. The ticket emphasized its age and experience as a strength over its opponents on the Kirkwood ticket.
“Smile and look happy. Look smart. Look intelligent,” Chuck Holloway joked to his students. However, the signs saying “Save Aurora” and “Doesn’t Our Education Matter?” that principal Holloway’s students held up at the town square Monday were not something to laugh about. Aurora Alternative High School might close because of the Monroe County Community School Corporation’s $4.5 million budget cuts.
Indiana Sen. Evan Bayh, D, shocked the state Monday by announcing he will not seek re-election for a third term in Congress, citing frustration with partisan politics as the main reason.
Most of the teams in the Big Ten have had a losing streak this season, but none have had it as bad as IU. As the Hoosiers enter tonight’s contest against the No. 11 Michigan State Spartans — No. 1 in the conference — they will be looking to end a six-game losing streak.
Sen. Evan Bayh's decision not to seek a third term left Indiana Democrats on Monday scrambling to identify a general election candidate while grappling with the loss of their most reliable vote-getter and the only party member to win a statewide office in the past decade.
The natural world provides us with our character, food and home. Next week, a group tasked with preserving Indiana’s land will be honored for its environmental contributions.
A Tennessee man wanted on burglary charges was apprehended by Clay County Sheriff’s Department after stealing two cars this weekend.
This Sunday, a pizza delivery driver hit a man who was standing in the middle of the street and believed to be under the influence of alcohol, police said.
Stuffy nose. Ridiculously sore throat. All-over exhaustion. I have a really annoying cold, and since I just got it, nothing seems to be making it better. One unfortunate side effect of my illness is a lack of appetite.
The John Waldron Arts Center saga continues.
For all that is good, honorable and still respectable in today’s college game, hallelujah, an undefeated season is no longer possible for John Calipari’s southern sideshow in Kentucky.
When IU lost to No. 11 Michigan State last March, it was the team’s eighth-straight loss and the 19th in 20 games. Yet after the way the Hoosiers performed against the eventual NCAA Tournament runner-up Spartans this year, there wasn’t much with which to be disappointed.
IU coach Tom Crean is still teaching. Instead of letting his team pack it in during games such as IU’s 83-55 loss to Wisconsin on Saturday, Crean has pushed the team through the losses.
Giving flowers can do more than put a smile on someone’s face: It can help the fight against cancer and bring hope to patients and survivors.
Remember all the hype about gas prices? It’s kind of fallen off the national radar, but Indiana still ranks near the top of state gasoline taxes.
Three exhibitions re-examining a connection between art and the environment open today at the Henry Radford Hope School of Fine Arts Gallery.
