Singer Harris brings Nashville sound
Country singer-songwriter Emmylou Harris will perform to a sold-out crowd at 8 p.m. tonight at the Buskirk-Chumley Theater.
Country singer-songwriter Emmylou Harris will perform to a sold-out crowd at 8 p.m. tonight at the Buskirk-Chumley Theater.
With the three decisions, 14 of IU's 19 recruits are now from outside of the state. As of Sunday evening, the Hoosiers’ recruiting class ranks No. 43 in the Rivals.com team rankings and could rise given more commitments.
Writer's Guild of Bloomington presents the first monthly First Sunday Readings and Open-Mic event Jan. 6 at Boxcar Books.
As Ind. Governor Mitch Daniels’ term in office comes to an end, he prepares to assume his position as the new Purdue president later this month.
"Inshallah" opens Tuesday and documents the Soviet and American occupations of Afghanistan.
A witness reported that a 23-year-old male was stabbed at about 9:30 p.m. Friday in Canterbury House Apartments at 540 S. Basswood Drive.
Bloomington skateboarder-turned-artist used his colorful pop art to teach children about color theory at the WonderLab Museum of Health, Science and Technology Friday.
A woman reported to Bloomington police she might have been raped during early morning hours Jan. 1.
In herds, greek hopefuls traveled from house to house Thursday for IU’s First Invite, the second round of recruitment for female students during sorority rush.
The Palace Theatre of Brown County in Nashville, Ind., came to an end on Dec. 22 with its final performance, “Believe: A Brown County Christmas.”
IU senior Jessica Stephens organized a drive for Interfaith Winter Shelter, which ended in December.
With 52 miles of sidewalks and 21 miles of roads to cover, the IU Department of Physical Plant has its work cut out with the snow this year.
Gov.-elect Mike Pence’s days as a U.S. congressman may have ended, but a piece of his congressional history will live on at the Herman B Wells Library.
Schools across the country are taking measures to make their schools safer, including those in Monroe County.
In December the IU Board of Trustees approved the new energy master plan due to the combined effort of Coal Free IU and the Sierra Club’s Campuses Beyond Coal campaign.
With the game tied at 22, Michigan outscored IU by 14 in an eight-minute stretch sandwiched by halftime to put away the Hoosiers, winning 65-48 in each team’s Big Ten conference opener.
IU Coach Kevin Wilson’s Hoosiers would be wise to follow the trend and make a few resolutions of their own, because room for improvement in 2013 is vast for a team that finished the 2012 regular season with a 4-8 record.
Last season’s Hoosiers finished with just six wins. At 14-16 overall and 4-13 in conference, the 11th place Wildcats had only IU between them and last place. Fast forward to this season, and the picture looks a little different.
While 2013 will hopefully bring IU basketball fans plenty of new memories that should make this year special, let’s take one last look back at some of the best IUBB performances and moments 2012 produced.