Teenage 'terrorist'
Times are hard for adult Americans. The state of affairs in the world is such that Joe Biden has actually been reduced to begging protestors gathered in Europe in preparation for the G-20 summit to “give us a chance.”
Times are hard for adult Americans. The state of affairs in the world is such that Joe Biden has actually been reduced to begging protestors gathered in Europe in preparation for the G-20 summit to “give us a chance.”
What’s in a name? A lot, apparently, if we consider yet another growing controversy regarding the memorial for the 9/11 terrorist attacks.
Extended arms and perfectly pointed toes were among the movements the contemporary dancers performed in the show “Piece by Piece: A Collection of Dances” at 3 p.m. Sunday in the John Waldron Arts Center.
Even in unsure economic times, one thing is true, according to experts and analysts: now is the time to buy. “If anyone has put together a plan for themselves, a long-term plan, now is a great time to buy,” said Christopher Bomba, first vice president of Hilliard Lyons, a Bloomington financial advising office. “If you’re a college kid looking 20, 30, 40 years down the road, there’s a lot of good companies out there that are at potentially reasonable prices.”
The Broadway musical “The Drowsy Chaperone” will fill the IU Auditorium stage today and Wednesday with slapstick comedy reminiscent of the vaudeville era.
The ONE University ticket has officially announced its intent to withdraw from the IU Student Association election.
Full coverage of this year's Little 500 race is now available on Twitter. Follow the IDS' Little 500 Twitter account @ids_little500 for updates. For breaking news from the IDS, follow @idsnews.
The man who was found dead at an east side abandoned gas station Saturday morning has been identified. Authorities recently identified the man as Fernando Solarzano-Castaneda, age 43.
Beginning in April, alumna Joyce Ritchie will be the new director of development for the IU Jacobs School of Music.
The IU Student Association elections are March 31 and April 1. Take a look at the three tickets, Btown, ONE University and Red-Hot, and their platforms.
Last year, the current IUSA administration listed five things. This is a listing of Big Red’s five platform initiatives and how well the administration met each goal.
In light of last year’s IU Student Association election, the current Big Red administration is trying to ensure a fair and scandal-free election occurs Tuesday and Wednesday.
A proposal to better represent international, domestic minority and gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgendered students failed to pass at an IU Student Association Congress meeting last week.
As the curtains were open, seven women posed in business wear, bathing suits and formal gowns to compete in the 2009 Miss IU Pageant on Saturday.
Ludacris will perform at 8:30 p.m. April 23 behind Alpha Tau Omega and Acacia fraternities during Little 500 week. The concert proceeds will benefit IU Dance Marathon, which supports the Ryan White Infectious Disease Center at Riley Children’s Hospital, said Chris Myers, junior and director of fundraising for IUDM.
Phi Delta Theta qualified first for the men's Little 500 this past weekend. Teter qualified first for the women's race, recording the fastest-ever qualifying time in the history of the women's race.
Martial Arts expert Dave Castoldi doesn’t teach self-defense for big, strong people. Instead, he teaches self-defense techniques for which size and strength don’t matter.
On one of the colder, drearier days since spring has arrived, IU’s Habitat for Humanity chapter held its 11th annual 5K run/walk in Bloomington.
The IU women's basketball team lost in the quarterfinals of the WNIT, ending its 21-win season.
Hermant Mehta, author of the book “I Sold My Soul on eBay: Viewing Faith Through an Atheist’s Eyes,” will be speaking to night.