A batch of alcohol-law reform legislation, including allowing Sunday carryout sales for microbreweries, will go to Gov. Mitch Daniels’ desk for final approval this week.
The IU Office of Research awarded a grant close to $50,000 to conduct a study on the ratio of alcohol outlets and violence.
The Kirkwood ticket — led by myself, sophomore Matt Ahlberg, junior Laurence Cormier and freshman Bailey Gerber — believes we are the best prepared group of motivated students to lead the IU Student Association next year.
WE SAY The University should not tolerate sexual assault.
Claims that the Republican Party and conservatism were dead look lousy in hindsight.
I hope you finished your FAFSA and scholarship applications — they were due on Monday.
The Quebec sovereignty movement is not so much about separation as it is about self-determination, something largely denied to Quebeckers for about 400 years.
In the midst of a deadly virus that is often discussed in hushed, concerned tones, musicians, actors and artists are shouting and singing about living positively with HIV/AIDS. They are using the creative arts to educate, comfort and declare their status.
French authorities arrested the widow of the former Rwandan president killed in a plane attack widely considered the event that sparked the east African country’s 1994 genocide, a judicial official said Tuesday. Agathe Habyarimana was taken into custody on a Rwandan warrant issued on genocide-related charges, the official said.
After a series of vehicle break-ins in the last week, IU police officers identified and arrested a Bloomington man responsible for burglarizing the School of Health, Physical Education and Recreation and stealing items from multiple cars on campus.
Elections heated up for Kirkwood and iUnity Monday night when the two IU Student Association tickets met face to face to debate issues and describe platforms. The debate, which was jointly sponsored by IU Student Television and the Indiana Daily Student, was moderated by Chancellor Ken Gros Louis, IDS Opinion editor and freshman Jarrod Lowery and IUSTV political correspondent and senior Alex Roy.WATCH the full debate here.
The [RED]EFINE and Vote Naked! tickets have campaigned, and today students in the residence halls will be offered the opportunity to vote.
When a student brews too much coffee while cramming for midterms, he might toss the extra in the trash or down the sink. Graduate student Alaa Abi Haidar prefers to paint with it.
After warnings the Bloomington Area Arts Council did not have enough money to keep the John Waldron Arts Center open through March 1, the building was still open and will continue to be.
An e-mail to each of the members of the Sigma Pi fraternity early last summer announced the chapter lost its house on campus. What followed was a semester of reconstruction. The brothers will move back into their house on the North Jordan extension in fall 2010.
Finalists for the open chancellor’s position at IU-Northwest Gary will be visiting campus this week as the search to fill the position continues.
Contaminated water and the improper ventilation in homes that leads to respiratory illnesses are just a few aspects that the Global Brigades at IU will examine thanks to sophomore Gordon Lang. Inspired by his brother’s involvement with the University of Texas’ Global Brigades, Lang stepped foot on IU’s campus in the fall of 2008 wanting to offer his school an opportunity to be a part of an international volunteer group.
The second part of an IU-Bloomington initiative to promote culture and create an inclusive campus begins today.
