Defensive end Shawn Heffern committed to IU on Monday, becoming the 16th member of the football recruiting class of 2012.
Planned Parenthood of Indiana, currently bogged down by legal woes and threats of funding cuts, received a sliver of good news in late July.Neighborhood Assistance Program awarded PPIN $6,000 for the 2011-12 fiscal year, PPIN President and CEO Betty Cockrum said.
Punt a football through the goal posts at Memorial Stadium, find a hot pink bikini and use it to dress Herman B Wells, purchase a large pizza from Mother Bear’s and eat it in its entirety.The pilot episode of “Competition Crimson” asked three teams of two to fulfill these tasks as they ran across campus in January’s snow.
When John Ryan announced his retirement from the position of IU president in 1986, the news didn’t make many waves with the student body. Even the staff of IU’s yearbook, the Arbutus, buried the announcement in a roundup of other random news items from that spring. But by the time 81-year-old Ryan died early Saturday at IU Health Bloomington Hospital, his list of admirers was long. His list of accomplishments at IU may have been even longer.
Current and former IU swimmers continued to compete at the ConocoPhillips USA Swimming National Championships at the Stanford University Avery Aquatic Center in Palo Alto, Calif., with many posting times fast enough to qualify for the Olympic Trials.
Say what you will about Moss — and there is plenty to say — but it’s hard to criticize his candor. For better or worse, he has never shied away from telling you what’s on his mind.
IU senior defensive back Andre Kates will not return to IU in the fall and is seeking a transfer, Kates told the Indiana Daily Student Thursday, Aug. 4.
Former Louisiana State University forward Garrett Green revealed Saturday he will spend his final collegiate season at San Diego State University, choosing the Aztecs over IU.
After 50 years of independence, the Mathers Museum of World Cultures and the Glenn Black Laboratory of Archaeology will now operate as one institution.
Local artists showcase their idea of trees in the Sublime Design gallery exhibit, which opened Friday as part of the Downtown Bloomington Gallery Walk.
Nate Johnson and Jeff Isaacs play as part of the Roots on the Square new weekly live music performances.
The Adopt-A-Thons reduce adoption fees for dogs, puppies, cats and kittens; but guinea pigs, rats and rabbits were also for sale Saturday.
By Hand Gallery celebrates the 35th annual Fourth Street Art Festival with an exhibit dedicated to the event.
Bloomington City Council members squared off with a representative from IU at City Hall Aug. 3 concerning the University’s plans to demolish four houses along East Third Street to make way for a new student apartment building.
IU's New Frontier grant program awarded faculty members up to $50,000 in grants for arts and humanities research projects.
For much of the last several years, it seems that all news is bad news.
Today I’ve decided that I am incorporating myself. I’m going to sell stuff rich people like. For example, the green straws at Starbucks and smugness.
As a longtime bookworm, I’ve spent much more time at Borders than I’d like to admit. But as I get older, birthday money no longer lasts year-round, and what I earn has to be set aside for my impending post-graduation life.
Former IU President John W. Ryan died early Saturday at IU Health Bloomington Hospital. He was 81.
IU senior defensive back Andre Kates won’t return to school and is seeking a transfer, he told the IDS Thursday.
