The Hoosiers earned three wins in eight games during their spring break trip to Southern California, and sophomore starter Joey DeNato earned two of those wins.
The number of Indiana high school students passing Advanced Placement exams increased in the 2010-11 school year, according to data released by the Indiana Department of Education earlier this month.
Saori Kanzawa, who lived with her husband and 5-year-old daughter 35 miles from the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant when it experienced a meltdown after a magnitude 9 earthquake shook the region last March, said she was never worried about living close to the power plant, even after the plant’s first hydrogen explosion.
Gov. Mitch Daniels signed more than 80 bills into law during IU's spring break. From “bath salts” to the sale of poultry at farmers markets, here are some of the highlights.
By a narrow 7-6 vote, the policy committee of the Bloomington/Monroe County Metropolitan Planning Organization agreed to include construction of Interstate 69 to State Road 37 in its Transportation Improvement Program.
In honor of Youth Art Month, the IU Art Museum is displaying artwork from students in the Monroe County Community School Corporation.
Japanese photographers and curators featured in Pictura Gallery’s “Contemplation” exhibit met last week to discuss the inspiration behind the collection of photographs that documents life in rural Japan.
The Office for Women’s Affairs will celebrate its 40th anniversary by sponsoring a creative works contest that allows students and staff to submit work exemplifying a chosen theme.
A passion to promote the arts caused Andy Beargie and Kevin Winkler to start a local web series, “Midwest Underground.” The series, currently published sporadically, was created to reach college students in the Midwest, especially in Bloomington, where the show originated.
While many students were on their way out of town for spring break, Martine Locke and Band, originally from Australia, traveled to Bloomington for a show at Rachael’s Café.
Nine Stone Belt clients, in cooperation with the Bloomington Playwrights Project, showed Bloomington that people with disabilities deserve to be treated like everyone else with their annual production of “I AM YOU” on March 10 and 11.
In light of Russell’s actions, if you’re still planning on donating to Invisible Children, there’s not much I can say or do to stop you. Go, Cover the Night. That’ll stop Kony. Unfortunately, I’ve now just become the person I hate.
Are all of us changing our profile pictures to Kony propaganda because of the children at the heart of the issue or because it’s fashionable to save cute African kids?
In theory, government is a means to an end for conservatives. The necessary evil of government is preferable to the greater evil of complete anarchy. Christian conservatives look back to the Edenic paradise where individuals exercised perfect self control without being ruled by external forces.
Now that the Hoosiers have advanced to the Sweet 16 for the first time in a decade, there is no doubt that Zeller has been one of the biggest catalysts to IU’s present and future success.
The new law will grant limited protection to those who seek emergency assistance for underage friends who have consumed too much alcohol.
IU’s defense rose to the challenge in closing out No. 12 VCU to advance to its first Sweet 16 since 2002.
Sheehey’s game-winning jumper gave No. 4 IU (27-8) the 63-61 victory against No. 12 Virginia Commonwealth (29-7) to advance to the program’s first Sweet 16 in 10 years.
Sophomore forward Will Sheehey hit a baseline jumper with 12.3 seconds to go gave No.-4 seed IU a 63-61 victory over No.-12 seed VCU on Saturday evening.
Despite shooting 55.2 percent (16-of-29) from the floor, the IU men’s basketball team is trailing the Virginia Commonwealth Rams 42-41 at the half.
