Young women's basketball team to debut against St. Ambrose
The IU women’s basketball team will have to overcome the loss of four seniors as it begins its season with an exhibition game at 7 p.m. today in Assembly Hall.
The IU women’s basketball team will have to overcome the loss of four seniors as it begins its season with an exhibition game at 7 p.m. today in Assembly Hall.
Senior Dan Haddad, former vice president of programming, resigned Oct. 3, and Erika Hall, vice president of membership, resigned on Oct. 10. Both vice presidents’ terms would have ended in December.
Caravan, a restaurant that specializes in Moroccan and Ethiopian food, sits tucked behind green gates on East Fourth Street.
Indiana’s business climate was given a top 10 spot in recently released rankings from the magazine Site Selection.
A west-central Indiana man was arrested for distribution and possession of child pornography Tuesday, the Indiana State Police indicated in a press release.
Charitable giving in the United States has remained stagnant in the past 40 years. This continues to be true despite the number of natural disasters tripling and the number of armed conflicts nearly doubling, according to a report released Friday by two IU professors.
Professor Stepanka Korytova, a visiting scholar-in-residence at IU’s Center for the Study of Global Change, combats human trafficking.
The Geocaching Club began a Geographic Information Systems Day Geocoaching Challenge on Monday. The challenge will run through Nov. 20 and is open to all ages and the general public.
The IU field hockey team plays a rematch with Iowa in the opening round of the seven-team Big Ten Tournament today.
In what might be the most exciting two years in conference realignments, the Big East is finally making its long-talked-about move. It’s extending invitations to expand its conference to make up for the loss of Pittsburgh, Syracuse and West Virginia.
The first two games are exhibition games against St. Ambrose today and Indianapolis on Nov. 8. This year’s woman’s basketball team has nine returners from last year and five new faces, including three freshmen and two junior-college transfers.
The IU Criminal Justice Student Association had a federal law enforcement panel Wednesday with agents from six federal agencies.
IUSA committees proposed two resolutions concerning a bus tracking system and e-book initiatives at its bi-weekly meeting Tuesday.
A student visiting the IU campus this weekend reported being assaulted at about 3 a.m. Saturday morning, according to an IU Police Department report.
Starting in 2000 with his first gig in Bloomington, musician Denis Taaffe has recorded and produced 161 albums.
For more than 25 years, the City of Bloomington Parks and Recreation Department has coordinated the Summer Performing Arts Series to showcase local talent. The department will continue the tradition for summer 2012 and is seeking musicians and bands to participate in the summer series, which will take place May through September in city parks.
The War on Drugs have released four records since being on Bloomington’s Secretly Canadian label for the past four years.Tonight, the Philadelphia foursome will take the stage at The Bishop with fellow East Coasters Purling Hiss and Carter Tanton. Frontman Adam Granduciel recently spoke with the IDS about the positive reception of “Slave Ambient,” and the evolution of their sound and “Law and Order.”
IU’s campus has been home to Latin American music for 50 years and has one of the largest collections of this genre of music in the country. From Oct. 19 to 23, members of the Latin American Music Center and Latin American music community worldwide came to IU to celebrate the anniversary.
The competition, similar to “American Idol,” brings 30 Jewish singers to Israel to compete and train with popular Israeli musicians. While abroad in Israel last year, Eitan Kantor’s talent brought him to the finals of “Hallelujah,” an international singing contest.
At 8 p.m. Nov. 11 at the Bishop, the Adultery Brothers will perform with Indianapolis-based Great Future. Admission is $4.