WE SAY it’s dangerous to have absolutely no limits on guns. SB 292 does just that.
As a person with ovaries, I’m glad to be able to paint my nails, bake and wear skirts without upsetting society, but my female-size brain sure gets befuddled when it hears crap like “You need to treat women with respect.”
The Indiana House of Representatives was scheduled to meet Tuesday to vote to pass House Bill 1468, better known as right-to-work legislation. But Indiana House Democrats didn’t come in to work Tuesday. Many left the state.
Maybe it was just drinking the Kool-aid, but it wasn’t hard to believe an upset was brewing Wednesday in Assembly Hall.
Following the Hoosiers’ loss at Purdue earlier this month, IU coach Tom Crean pined for the day when he wouldn’t have to face senior Boilermakers JaJuan Johnson and E’Twaun Moore.
Wednesday was the third-straight day of protests at the Statehouse. The debate centered around House Bill 1468, which would prohibit employers from requiring their employees to join unions as a condition of employment.
Last March, former student Hai “Howie” Yu was charged with raping a female student and dragging her half-naked body out of the Foster Residence Center. On Wednesday, the rape charges were dropped and he pleaded guilty to reduced charges of sexual battery and criminal confinement.
After going into the final 18 holes of competition Tuesday in the Central District Invitational in 13th place, the IU women’s golf team held suit and defended its position, finishing 13th with a final round score of 299, the team’s best single-round total this spring.
The IU softball team will travel to Palm Springs, Calif., to play in the Cathedral City Classic today.
It was a theme seen many times throughout the season: trail early on, fight back and come up short in the end. And similar to games in the past, it happened again for IU on Wednesday.
Sometimes the final score doesn’t tell the whole story.
Coupé Décalé is a genre of popular music made primarily by people from the West African country of Côte d’Ivoire. It is popular throughout West Africa, especially in the country’s neighboring Francophone nations and the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
Whether you’ve lived in Indiana all your life or just moved here, the Hoosier state has many odd tourist attractions worth visiting.
High philanthropic ambition mixed with a love of high fashion was the initial inspiration for what is now known all across campus as Strut for Smiles.
Bloomington residents can discard their outdated electronics for free at College Mall’s e-cycling drive from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday.
What do “The Vagina Monologues,” V-Day Bloomington and Middle Way House have in common? The answer: a cause to empower women.
What do “The Vagina Monologues,” V-Day Bloomington and Middle Way House have in common? The answer: a cause to empower women.
MCPL has been awarded a $79,582 grant to educate the Bloomington community to manage credit, save and investment, create a budget and make good consumer decisions.
For any human, the beat of the heart signifies you are alive. For Kodo, the beat of the drum is a big part of life.
Planned to go in effect July 1, Indiana homeschooled students would be eligible to try out, practice and play in high school athletics alongside athletes who attend public school.
