The next threat
Here in Indiana, kids are smoking fewer cigarettes and puffing more joints.
Here in Indiana, kids are smoking fewer cigarettes and puffing more joints.
So the Bloomington political pandemonium begins. Either you’ve been through this before (thinking “That’s so 2008!”) or it is your first time. If it is your first time, student organizations are sure to pull you in different directions, asking you to support “X” candidate for “X” party.
I just want to be proactive about my online persona. About my Internet identity. About who people meet when they Google “Tyler Chernesky.”You can call me narcissistic, but don’t pretend like you’ve never wondered how you come off online. You have.
Barack Obama, Sarah Palin, millions of concerned Americans and more than a billion Muslims worldwide can sigh in relief. Pastor Terry Jones abandoned his vile plan to sensationally and offensively commemorate Sept. 11 by burning Qurans.
IU student Jarrod Polston, 18 of Greenwood, Ind., died Saturday after visiting friends at Ball State University.
Now that students have finally moved into their homes, the City of Bloomington’s Safe and Civil City Program has released a statement to remind all citizens of the noise ordinance.
Michael Ian Black will be performing tonight at 8 p.m. at the Comedy Attic, located on 123 S. Walnut.
The IU men’s soccer team beat Drake, 2-0, late in its second contest of the Mike Berticelli Memorial Tournament.
At 2:36 a.m. Saturday, an 18 year old male was reportedly attacked and robbed at the intersection of 17th Street and Woodlawn Avenue, IU Police Department Public Information Officer Keith Cash said in a press release.
The men’s soccer team played flat in the first round of the Mike Berticelli Tournament, losing 1-0 to Cal Poly.
We've compiled all of our photos from the week. Check out more than 60 photos at Our Week in Photos.
Bob Knight was fired ten years ago today after 29 years of coaching IU basketball. The IDS covered it from the official decision to the students' reaction. Check it all out here.
IFC offers interested freshmen and sophomores two opportunities to rush each year, once in the fall and again at the beginning of the spring semester. Official events begin Saturday in Dunn Meadow.
The College, with the help of IU’s Office of Sustainability and other departments, will attempt to lay out the issue of sustainability, with this year’s themester, sustain•ability: Thriving on a Small Planet, kicking off Friday.
For a chance to win $25,000 and airtime on the network, the Marching Hundred deviated from its standard of professionalism, putting on a surfer persona to perform the "Hawaii 5-0" tune.
OUT is the largest Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgender student group on campus and is beginning the 2010-11 school year owing “a little more than $3,000” to the IU Auditorium, OUT President Robert Clayton said.
The Leo R. Dowling International Center will formally welcome students and scholars back to IU on Friday.
In the spirit of welcoming new students to campus and the community, the Neal-Marshall Black Culture Center will open its doors Friday for the Black Student Orientation.
Baker Alshaalan said he isn’t sure what to expect from one of his classes — “Living a Sustainable Life.” But the sophomore does have a lot of questions, from how to live a healthy lifestyle to how to stop pollution.
Krista Detor will debut “Chocolate Paper Suites” 8 p.m. Saturday at the Buskirk-Chumley Theater.