IU student being held on pending drug charges
Police arrested an IU student Tuesday on several felony charges for drug possession, according to a representative at the Monroe County Jail.
Police arrested an IU student Tuesday on several felony charges for drug possession, according to a representative at the Monroe County Jail.
Shalom Community Center hosted a public discussion titled “A Conversation About Poverty” Tuesday night during which both mayoral candidates shared their views on poverty.
The IU Athletics Department will refund part of the cost of student season ticket packages because it received a record number of applications – about 9,200 – for an 18-game ticket package. Now, students will only get about 16 games.
Playboy magazine held auditions for its “Girls of the Big 10” issue, which is due to hit newsstands in May.
Take a look back at the first two rounds of your fantasy draft. Notice anything odd?
They work day in and day out and get beat up over and over again, only to stay in Bloomington on the weekends. Then they get the crap kicked out of them some more.
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The IU hockey team might have needed swimming trunks in case the ice melted during the home opener Saturday. Despite temperatures outside reaching 90 degrees, the Frank Southern Ice Arena was ready to host IU’s game against rival Kentucky. On a soft ice surface, IU (3-0) dominated the Kentucky Cool Cats, winning 6-2 and completing a weekend sweep against Kentucky.
Three seems to be the number of choice for the IU women’s golf team lately. At the Johnie Imes Invitational in Columbia, Mo., IU netted its third straight third-place finish and placed three golfers in the Top 11. IU coach Clint Wallman said his team is capable of even better results.
When it comes to IU and Louisville competing on the soccer pitch, “no contest” could be the two words that best describe the series. The IU men’s soccer team will be defending its 14-0 all-time record against Louisville when it faces the Cardinals at 7 p.m. Wednesday at Cardinal Park in Louisville, Ky.
SOUTH BEND – The moon was rising over the Wisconsin lake where the six men had spent the day fishing when they sat down in the cool pine-scented air to work on 10 resolutions that would lay the groundwork for changing the future of race relations in America.
RICHMOND, Ind.–The boyfriend of a 19-year-old woman who was found dead six days before the death of her younger sister was arrested Tuesday on a preliminary charge of murder. Wayne County Jail in Richmond was holding James McFarland, Jr., 23, on one count of murder.
The Bloomington Police Department is investigating a burglary at the Sunny Palace restaurant, 1143 S. College Mall Road.
Former Rep. Mike Sodrel announced Tuesday that he will run for Indiana’s 9th District Congressional House seat in 2008. It will be his fourth election running against current 9th District Rep. Baron Hill. Sodrel, a Republican, ran against Hill, a Democrat, in 2002, 2004 and 2006.
Forgetting to bring my sneakers to the second week of my Rape Aggression Defense class was the dumbest mistake I ever made. I’ll be fine, I thought. I was wrong. Bloomington Police Department Officer Paul Post started the class with a quick 10-minute review lecture. He emphasized the importance of giving yourself the opportunity to escape from an attacker.
Bloomington native Jane Guskin will lead a discussion about immigration issues and “The Politics of Immigration,” a book she coauthored with David Wilson, at 7 p.m. tonight at Boxcar Books.
IU’s Asian Culture Center opens its doors every Friday afternoon to those who love Mah-Jong.
For the fourth year in a row, the Princeton Review ranked the Kelley School of Business MBA program among the top in the country.
Senior Kimberly Roberts, president of Gamma Phi Omega International Sorority, said she first became interested in the legend surrounding Argentine revolutionary Che Guevara after seeing the film “The Lost City.”
Twenty years later, Doug Bauder remembers the 1987 Gay and Lesbian March on Washington, D.C.