A 15-year-old female and her 35-year-old mother reported to police they were being harassed by the wife of a 47-year-old man who they both claim they had sex with.
Hoosier Environmental Council Executive Director Jesse Kharbanda visited Bloomington on Monday and Tuesday to inform the community about future plans for the city.
Former IU guard Verdell Jones III pleaded guilty in Illinois last week for driving under the influence of alcohol.
Three state senators have submitted a motion to U.S. District Judge Sarah Evans Barker, seeking to intervene in Indiana Attorney General Greg Zoeller’s decision not to uphold parts of the state’s immigration law.
The Monroe County Democrats had a caucus Monday to fill the county council at-large seat left empty after Warren Henegar, a long-time public servant in Bloomington, passed away Aug. 21.
For the first time in party history, the Democrats have included support for same-sex marriage in their official party platform.
Former IU guard Verdell Jones III pleaded guilty in Illinois last week for driving under the influence of alcohol the night before he was to depart for Greece to begin his professional basketball career.
At the end of the month, graduate student and martial artist Josh Hinger will depart for New York City to compete in the Pan-American Championship.
Indiana dedicates the month of September to archaeology. Events, lectures and workshops throughout the state will be open to the public.
The IU women’s soccer team battled through Wednesday night’s match at Bill Armstrong Stadium, putting on the attack against Indiana State to win 3-1.
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Republican Candidate Mitt Romney and President Barack Obama have both promised they understand and empathize with the plight of debt-loaded students.
We can say we’re interested in Amish culture or we’re rooting for them to make it in the “real world,” but that’s just not the case.
No, the brand of today’s feminist is not, “Treat me differently because I have a vagina.” In fact, some of today’s feminists don’t even have vaginas! And I’m not just talking about cis male feminists.
Erin Carlson and Sara Skrabalak, professors of chemistry, are two of 11 people awarded Cottrell Scholar awards this year.
Idalene “Idie” Kesner’s new position as interim dean of the Kelley School of Business, pending Board of Trustees approval, is appropriate considering her area of research: leadership succession and, most recently, interim succession.
IU-Bloomington went from 75th to 83rd in the ranking of “best national universities” by U.S. News and World Report’s Best Colleges Edition.
IU Press will honor the successes of women in academics from 4 to 5:30 p.m. Sept. 26 in the Indiana Memorial Union President’s Room.
Bonding both on and off the field has helped the IU field hockey team jump out to a 4-1 record, IU Coach Amy Robertson said.
True freshman running back Tevin Coleman has been slated to start his second game in a row as he leads the IU rushing crew in yards through two games.
