IU will send a team to the National Ethics Bowl in 2015.
Collegiate greek life found itself the topic of much news coverage last week, unsurprisingly enough.
Cole Porter musical coming to IU Auditorium.
The recipients received their awards at a ceremony last week.
Covergirls don't need to be the obvious choice.
The central United States remains an active seismic zone, despite perceptions.
Students played video games for charity at Hoosier Hills Career Center Saturday.
While everyone else was lounging by the pool this summer, the Indiana Department of Transportation was looking ahead to the chillier months.
As an IU student, you probably received an email this week regarding a sexual assault awareness survey from the provosts office.
Children were able to visit WonderLab and learn about instruments.
Town hall meetings introduce faculty to candidates.
IU will play Texas Southern at 6 p.m.
More than 2,500 students participated in the 2014 IUDM, raising $3.2 million for Riley Hospital
Mike Davis returns to Assembly Hall tonight.
Titus Booker flipped his commitment to Wisconsin.
IU was eliminated from bowl contention with a 45-23 loss to Rutgers.
President Obama announced Saturday that the United States will contribute $3 billion to an international fund intended to help the world's poorest countries address the effects of climate change.
Abdul-Rahman Kassig, formerly known as Peter, was 26.
Mike Pence is a lot of things and right is not often one of them.
Recently, Daily Show how Jon Stewart made his directorial debut with the film Rosewater. Stewart took time away from his regular comedy writing to film a drama inspired by his comedy writing, but not in the way you might think.
