There's some great stuff going down in Bloomington this weekend.
A study published in the current issue of “Media Psychology,” conducted by IU assistant professor of telecommunications Andrew Weaver, suggests the amount of violence in television and movies does not increase a child’s interest in them.
June 2011 is GLBT Awareness Month. But IU has plenty of opportunities to get involved in the GLBT community year-round, no matter your sexual orientation. Here’s just a few of them.
Andrew Crowley reflects on the beauty of driving when the sun goes down.
Organizers estimated more than 250 people showed up Wednesday night to help as the search for Lauren Spierer continued.To see more photos click here.
Indiana State Excise Police are investigating Kilroy’s Sports Bar for allegedly serving alcohol to missing student Lauren Spierer during the hours before her disappearance.
A lot of my time in Ghana is spent in the house learning how to be a proper lady. I have been learning new mannerisms — in Ghanaians’ terms, the correct way to cook, clean, speak and even eat.
If it is the case Catholics ought to work “for the moment when all war will be completely outlawed,” how could we support any military effort?
Boehner just wants to make love not war, or at least that’s how he wants to be portrayed.
The Helene G. Simon Hillel Center, an on-campus Jewish student center, has created a web page that allows people to send monetary donations to support the search for missing student Lauren Spierer.
The Bloomington Police Department is continuing to interview missing IU Student Lauren Spierer’s “associates and acquaintances,” Lt. Bill Parker said at a press conference at 11:30 a.m. He said the BPD is using polygraph tests.
Bloomington Police held another press conference today regarding missing student, Lauren Spierer.
SCARSDALE, N.Y. — Hundreds of people gathered in the village Tuesday night at the Scarsdale Synagogue Temples Tremont and Emanu-El to hold vigil for Lauren Spierer, a local college student who has gone missing in Bloomington, Ind.
Bloomington Police executed a search warrant at Smallwood Plaza, missing IU student Lauren Spierer's apartment complex, Tuesday at approximately 8:30 p.m.
Members of the Bloomington Police Department are reportedly searching near the lobby inside Smallwood Plaza. We have a reporter and photographer on the scene. Keep checking idsnews.com and our Twitter @idsnews.
The official count of those who signed in to help aid in the search for missing IU student, Lauren Spierer Tuesday evening was 431.
Lauren’s parents, Robert and Charlene Spierer, stood together during press conference Tuesday. Charlene wrapped her arm around her husband as Bloomington Police Department Lt. Bill Parker spoke. After the police statement, Robert walked to the microphones. Click here to watch his speech about the search for his missing daughter, Lauren.
IU Provost Karen Hanson has expressed her concern for the missing IU student, Lauren Spierer. “Members of the University and the Bloomington community are doing all they can to find Lauren and to assist fellow students who have been affected by her disappearance,” Hansen said in a statement.
At a press conference this morning, BPD Lt. of Detectives Bill Parker said Lauren was hanging out with friends Thursday night, June 2. They were drinking at Kilroy’s Sports, a bar on the intersection of Eighth and Walnut streets, according to friends’ testimonies and Kilroy’s cameras.
Police have released new details about the case of missing student, Lauren Spierer.
