IU runs over Bowling Green, 42-10
After losing a non-conference game against Navy last week, IU took down Bowling Green 42-10 Saturday after the defense did not allow a touchdown.
After losing a non-conference game against Navy last week, IU took down Bowling Green 42-10 Saturday after the defense did not allow a touchdown.
“Art Interrupted” is the resurrection of a 1946 show that attempted to establish an American cultural identity, but died a premature death because Congress thought it too controversial.
U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder announced Sept. 4 that the Executive Branch would no longer enforce the portion of the U.S. Code Section 38 that bars same-sex spouses from receiving veterans benefits.
The IU Health system announced Thursday it would eliminate 800 jobs by the end of the year. This amounts to a total reduction of 2 percent of its overall workforce.
An adult female student was reportedly raped in the Ashton residence hall between 12:30 and 1 a.m. Saturday.
In March 2010, the Affordable Care Act was signed into law. The legislation affects businesses with 50 or more employees, requiring them to provide health care for anyone working a minimum of 30 hours per week — the new standard for full-time employment.
AlcoholEdu was replaced this summer with a new program called My Student Body, which aims to expand the wellness initiatives on campus.My Student Body was opened to freshmen and transfer students on July 1, and was required to be complete by Aug. 18
Starting early this month, three OIS representatives have embarked on trips to three different continents — South America, Asia and the Middle East — for recruitment opportunities. This is the second consecutive year the OIS is applying its “targeted territory management model” to overseas school visits.
IU graduate students promoted landscaping with plants native to Indiana rather than invasive plant species.
Gov. Mike Pence met with representatives from Japanese automakers during an economic development trip to Japan.
Beating up on Obamacare is to Republicans, as drinking tea is to Britons. But they’re probably going to come to regret it.
Violence at pride festivals and even more abhorrent acts, including forcing gay youth to drink urine, are becoming commonplace in a country that’s made its stance clearly against equal rights for all. But then again, Russian President Vladimir Putin has a different definition of “equal” than I.
Just as there’s a myriad of chapters on campus, there’s a myriad of reasons why young men choose to join one of the most dynamic and controversial parts of our campus — the greek community.
It’s only the roadshow, so we don’t even get to be on TV.
The Indiana Public Retirement System Board of Trustees previously voted on changes that will impact how much new retirees will be eligible to earn from their annuity savings accounts.
A raise in minimum wage was proposed in a bill by President Barack Obama in February. Sen. Tom Harkin, D-Iowa, and Rep. George Miller, D-Calif., proposed a separate minimum wage raise in March.
Bloomington residents met Thursday to discuss draft goals for an update of Bloomington’s Growth Policy Plan.
The women’s soccer Hoosier Classic Tournament makes a return this weekend after a five-year hiatus as the IU women’s soccer team plays St. John’s on Friday and Central Michigan on Sunday.
After suffering its first defeat last weekend to College of Charleston, the IU volleyball team (5-1) looks to get back on track with its second home tournament of the year.
Indiana Senate Democratic Leader Tim Lanane, D-Anderson, announced a plan to enroll children in early childhood education programs.