A Bloomington man was arrested early Tuesday after allegedly lying about his identity to police to avoid being picked up for two outstanding warrants.
Former mayor of Indianapolis Stephen Goldsmith was allegedly involved in a domestic abuse scandal. This was a catalyst in his decision to resign from his position as deputy mayor of New York City, the New York Post and New York Times reported yesterday.
There’s a dirt path beneath the Book Corner on Walnut Street that leads to a hidden, closed vault.
There are plenty of products aimed at children that shouldn’t be, such as violent video games for the under-10 set. But perhaps one of the most disgusting products for kids is a new 9/11 coloring book.
In recent decades, supporters of liberal democracy and free enterprise have occasionally discussed a concept called the “gates test” as a way of demonstrating the inferiority of authoritarian regimes.
The IU Auditorium will kick off ticket sales for its 2011-12 season shows by waiving the usual $10 handling fee.
Starting Sept. 2, the Grunwald Gallery of Art will feature a historical photo gallery of lost photos from the World War II era.
Transfer students Jamie Vollmer and A.J. Corrado will hit the soccer field this season for the Hoosiers.
IU doesn’t have enough space to house all on-campus students, and about 220 students were originally placed in overflow housing, Residential Programs and Services reported.
IU earned Campus Pride’s five-star rating on the LGBT-Friendly Campus Climate Index in the results released this month.
Looking to get involved this semester? Check out these out-of-the-ordinary organizations.
In the spirit of connecting past and present Hoosiers, the IU Alumni Association launched a new social networking site called the Spirit of IU.
New IU student trustee Cora Griffin wowed IU-Purdue University Indianapolis personnel even before she was admitted.
Five law scholars will speak to the public this fall during the Maurer School of Law’s Center for Intellectual Property Research IP Colloquium.
The legislative branch of the IU Student Association, called Congress, will be back in session next week with a few changes.
This college football offseason was filled with anything but glee for coaches, administrators and fans.
Brenna Moeljadi will probably be pretty embarrassed to see this article is about her. Moeljadi, a senior back, might then go on to tell you that it’s been a team effort. Her play has only been because of opportunities set up by those around her.
The IU Auditorium will kick off ticket sales for its 2011-12 season shows by waiving the usual $10 handling fee.
Starting Sept. 2, the Grunwald Gallery of Art will feature a historical photo gallery of lost photos from the World War II era. “Last Folio: A Photographic Journey with Yuri Dojc” will showcase photographs taken during a journey through communities destroyed by the Holocaust.
Statistics released Wednesday from the 21st Annual Survey of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Other Drug Use reveal that alcohol use by the state’s youth is on the decline, but use of marijuana and smokeless tobacco is on the rise.
