The National Science Foundation advisory committee gained its newest member this week.
Microphones, flanked by a keyboard and drum set, stood tall and lonely on the stage of Wilkie Auditorium on Saturday as the African American Choral Ensemble prepared for its annual Spring Concert.
Backpacking across Japan took me from admiring the infamous cherry blossoms along the peaceful Philosopher’s Path in Kyoto all the way to the innovative, exhilarating and vibrant streets of Tokyo, always bursting with energy.
There’s more than one Kate Upton. There’s the one on the cover of the 2012 Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Edition, and then there’s the one who’s an IU sophomore in the Jacobs School of Music.
If thumping EDM and bands With Rome aren’t your thing, Dan Coleman’s Spirit of ’68 Promotions will have plenty of alternatives during Little 500 week.
The races are still a few days away, but the Little 500 concert line-up, featuring primarily electronic dance musicians, kicks off tonight with Robbie Rivera at the Bluebird Nightclub.
While the actual races are a few days away, the concert line-up, featuring many electronic musicians, kicks off tonight with Robbie Rivera at the Bluebird Nightclub.
IU mathematician Nets Katz was named a recipient of a fellowship by the John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation.
About 60 miles away inside the towering brick house on Third and Hawthorne in Bloomington live the Kappa Kappa Gamma cyclists who also call Naas their coach. After two years of racing in the IU Little 500 for Sigma Alpha Epsilon in the mid-1990s, Naas had run the fastest qualifications lap in Little 500 history, yet he left without a championship to his name.
“Afro Thunda” and “Man Crush” are two short films from April’s Campus MovieFest that have big futures. In addition to IU films “Freaks” and “All We’ve Built,” both mentioned in a previous IDS article, the films will be shown at this year’s Cannes Film Festival.
Indiana suffered two crippling losses this weekend, with the Hoosiers being outscored by a total of 12-2 against two teams that were below them in the Big Ten standings before the weekend.
For student cycling enthusiasts, the Little 500 bike race is like the holidays. But for three bicycle shops in Bloomington, Little 500 season doesn’t necessarily inspire a clear business boom like the holidays do for shopping malls.
The Sublime with Rome concert has been moved from its original venue of Assembly Hall to the IU Auditorium.
The IU women’s water polo team topped Maryland in a third-place game Sunday at the Collegiate Water Polo Association Western Division Championships.
A hard-fought win sandwiched by a heartbreaking loss and a 7-0 victory — all in a weekend’s work for the Hoosiers.
Coming off a weekend that ended with IU getting swept in Sunday’s doubleheader with Michigan State, the Hoosier baseball team will be back in action Tuesday against the Louisville Cardinals.
It was a tale of two days for the IU rowing team at the Lake Natoma Invite on Saturday and Sunday in Gold River, Calif.
Bloomington area parks have been experiencing greater traffic than is usual this early in the season, said Barb Bunbar, operations coordinator for the Bloomington Parks and Recreation Department.
Rep. Todd Young, R–9th District, is cosponsoring H.R. 1236, the Small Brewer Reinvestment and Expanding Workforce Act, which would help local brewers. The Indiana Daily Student talked to Young about the bill and beer in southern Indiana.
Gov. Mitch Daniels named Mike Alley as Indiana’s new commissioner of the Indiana Department of Revenue and Mike Ashley as the new chief financial officer of the department Friday during the middle of tax season.
