The IU Department of Communication and Culture’s Iris Film and Video Festival is accepting film submissions for its sixth annual showcase, held Jan. 28 at the IU Cinema.
Beginning today, Big Ten Network will run a series that features IU-sponsored activities, including a program for horse-assisted activities for children with special needs and veterans, as well as an HIV and AIDS control program based in Kenya.
Details behind the childhood of Wells are revealed through James Capshew’s biography.
As sorority girls screamed and cheered with their new sisters across campus Monday night, another kind of noise came from the lobby of the Student Recreational Sports Center.
Formal recruitment for IU’s 20 Panhellenic chapters ended with Bid Night on Monday, and the chosen few potential new members (PNMs) received bids to their future homes.
The moral of the story is Republicans should be prepared to be let down in 2012.
With a Republican Party divided so viciously among a wide range of candidates, an option that is both straightforward and open will easily be able to walk right in and take the nomination.
Conservatives are being forced to make a choice as they head to the polls in New Hampshire: one incredibly flawed, hopelessly unoriginal candidate or his ideological twin.
For a man who has a Ph.D. in history, you’d think Gingrich would know better than to supply such a simplistic rationale for the rise of radical Islamic regimes in the Middle East, but alas, he does not.
After a loss Sunday at home to conference foe Northwestern, the IU women’s basketball team now stands at 5-12, including a 0-4 start in the Big Ten. But even with only two wins thus far in Assembly Hall, the Hoosiers do seem to show an advantage when playing on Branch McCracken Court. They’ve won by almost six more points when in Bloomington, and their losses have been much closer as they lose by seven points fewer on average. Here’s a look at the IU women’s basketball team’s home court advantage so far in the 2011-12 campaign.
The latest Associated Press poll has IU at No. 7, marking the first time the Hoosiers have cracked the top 10 since Jan. 21, 2008. While the rest of the season has yet to be determined, recent history has not been on IU’s side. Here’s a look at how IU has fared in post-Bob Knight seasons in which they’ve cracked the AP top 10.
As 2011 came to an end, the IU football team lost one of its co-offensive coordinators when Rod Smith left to coach at Arizona. On Jan. 3, IU Coach Kevin Wilson named Seth Littrell, coincidentally the former co-offensive coordinator at Arizona, to the post of offensive coordinator.
The words “hungry children” usually evoke images of children in Africa, stomachs bloated and rib cages protruding from thin flesh, but there are hungry kids who go to school less than two miles from IU’s campus. Fairview Elementary is within throwing distance of gourmet restaurants, organic grocery stores and dorm cafeterias overflowing with ethnic foods.
The Hoosiers are lucky their magic carpet ride has been caught in this nationwide updraft. In the past week, eight ranked teams, including four in the then-top 10, suffered upset defeats.
A 17-year-old female allegedly punched a Bloomington Hospital social worker, breaking her nose, just before 6 p.m. Sunday.
Hola Bloomington is a news and public affairs show that features a weekly wrap-up of local news, a guest interview, information about local events and volunteer opportunities and short segments that vary by week.
The Super Bowl may only last about four hours, but the 2012 Indianapolis Super Bowl Host Committee has been prepping the city for four years.
Right-to-work legislation, a statewide smoking ban and higher education reforms are among Gov. Mitch Daniels’ New Year’s resolutions for the 2012 legislature. In a speech at the Downtown Indianapolis Kiwanis Club last month, Daniels set his legislative goals for the upcoming year.
Indiana House Democrats have ended their walkout, which has kept right-to-work legislation off the floor since the General Assembly began the 2012 session last Wednesday.
IU will officially bid goodbye to Provost and Executive Vice President Karen Hanson with a scheduled program and reception to take place Jan. 12 at the IU Auditorium.
