After serving a team-imposed, two-game suspension for throwing multiple elbows in a game at Michigan State on Feb. 7, junior guard Devan Dumes has been reinstated by IU coach Tom Crean
Praised conductor Leonard Slatkin will direct the IU Philharmonic Orchestra along with guest performers and IU professors Jaime Laredo on violin and Sharon Robinson on cello at 8 p.m. tonight at the Musical Arts Center.
Indianapolis architect William M. Brown has been named IU's first director of sustainability. Brown is an experienced figure in the construction and design of environmentally sustainable buildings.
The recent change granted Facebook unprecedented ownership of its users' content and allowed the site discretion on how to use the content.
Democrats who control the Indiana House moved forward Tuesday on their version of a one-year budget plan that would include spending $200M in reserve funds.
WASHINGTON – Federal prosecutors have interviewed Yankees pitcher Andy Pettitte as they investigate whether his former teammate Roger Clemens lied to Congress when he denied using performance-enhancing drugs.
TAMPA, Fla. – Alex Rodriguez offered new details Tuesday about his performance-enhancing drug use, saying his cousin injected him with an over-the-counter substance to gain an energy boost.
After roller-coaster careers, three seniors will skate at Franklin Southern Ice Arena for the last time as Hoosiers on Friday night against Kentucky.
The IU figure skating club faces intense practices, long road trips and the chance of serious injury.
IU columnist Dave Leno talks with 2-sport IU standout Andrew Means before he ventures in to the NFL Scouting Combine.
Pole vaulter Vera Neuenswander is soaring to higher and higher heights after being struck by a sophomore slump.
The Hoosier ticket announced Tuesday it is dropping out of the race for IU Student Association elections and endorsed the ONE University ticket, which announced its candidacy Monday.
The Bloomington Faculty Council passed a resolution Tuesday stating it regrets the Kelley School of Business’ decision to honor former Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen. Peter Pace with the position of Poling Chair
Health insurance might seem complicated, but exploring options isn’t brain surgery. As if landing a job after graduation isn’t difficult enough, looking into jobs with benefits, such as a health insurance plan, might be the last thing on students’ minds. The decision not to look into health care options, though, might be a costly one.
When Nicholas Hipskind sees a promising potential student who just doesn’t look good on paper, IU gives the retired professor what he calls “a gift.” If an applicant to the University gets denied, Hipskind can step in as a faculty sponsor to vouch for the student’s character and help grant him or her special admission.
With 28 returning members, the Epiphany Modeling Troupe will hold its second round of spring auditions from 8:30 to 10 p.m. today in the School of Fine Arts room 015. Interested students should go with their personal style and be creative, said junior Ashlee Green, public relations specialist for the troupe.
The Midwest BLGTACC was put on this past weekend on IU’s campus. Many registered before the conference, and about 50 to 100 people registered on the first day. More than 1,500 people attended the conference.
Hellen Harrell is the host of BloomingOUT, a board member of Bloomington radio station WFHB, a columnist and most recently the recipient of a human rights award.
IU professor Ken Weitzman’s “Fire in the Garden” is just one work that fits this year’s ArtsWeek theme, “Politics and the Arts,” which follows up on last year’s focus. The 10-day-long celebration will run from Feb. 19 to March 1.
A look at events happening around the state.Democrats OK spending $200M from Ind. reserve, Kokomo mayor to discuss auto industry at Yale, and IU Cancer researcher Dr. Stephen Williams dies at 62.
