The Monroe County Fair continues this weekend with concerts, livestock shows, and an auction. Click here for the times and locations of the events.
Review of "Watchmen: Director's Cut" DVD.
Administrators, students and alumni share their memories of outgoing dean of students.
Review of the film "Orphan."
Dean of Students Dick McKaig said as a first date, his wife asked him to a sorority formal. He said she asked because she knew he wouldn’t say yes.
New administrators and staff are hired, and the old retire. Residence and lecture halls are built or torn down. But for the past 38 years, Dean of Students Dick McKaig has been a fixture at IU.
Review of Portugal. The Man's album "The Satanic Satanist."
Review of Sugar Ray's album "Music for Cougars."
At his official retirement ceremony in early June, Dick McKaig received a small replica of the Herman B Wells statue and bench that graces the corner of IU’s historic Old Crescent.
But after 38 years, IU’s dean of students will say goodbye Friday to crusty eyelashes from whipped cream from pies in the face.
TV Surveillance column by Cory Barker.
The Communications Workers of America union will meet with IU officials Friday to discuss $500 bonuses that will be distributed to workers making less than $30,000 a year.
Profile on IU alumnus and Rolling Stone magazine contributing editor Anthony DeCurtis.
Jan Masters said she thinks playing at the Monroe County Fair is more stressful than playing at the Grand Ole Opry. Masters, 54, and her husband, Joe Edwards, 75, a Grand Ole Opry veteran of 48 years, travel the country together. Last year, they were on the road for 305 days.
This year’s freshman class is smaller than last year’s, but it will encounter the temporary housing problems that freshmen faced last year.
For IU Athletics Director Fred Glass, football’s success is about more than winning and going to bowl games.
From the beginning, the Indiana Atheist Bus Campaign said it knew it was going to win the fight against the Bloomington Public Transportation Corporation.
ABOARD A U.S. MILITARY AIRCRAFT – The United States is considering speeding up its withdrawal from Iraq because of the sustained drop in violence there, Defense Secretary Robert Gates said Wednesday following discussions with his top commanders in the war.
RALEIGH, N.C. – Senators reported progress on legislation to overhaul the nation’s health care Wednesday as President Obama introduced a retooled message asserting his plan would protect Americans and limit insurers’ power.
