In light of recent events including the IU strike and Planned Parenthood vandalism, the IDS Editorial Board discusses how far is too far in regard to civil disobedience.
Officers responded at about 2 a.m. Sunday near the 1100 block of West Allen Street in reference to a robbery, BPD Sgt. Dana Cole said.
A proposed site for the new Hoosier Energy headquarters in Bloomington was approved by the company’s board of directors at its March 28 board meeting.
The REINS Act, passed by a 20-9 vote, aims to amend the current regulatory code to increase accountability and transparency in the Federal regulatory process.
The tax, which took effect in January, is expected to cost manufacturers approximately $194 million per month, risking 43,000 jobs, according to a press release from the Advanced Medical Technology Association.
The tests included spinal screenings, lipid panels, blood pressure, diabetes, hepatitis C and HIV tests.
It’s here. The greatest week(end) in college has arrived after its annual 51-week break.Soon, campus will be overrun with students from Purdue University who still try to talk up their lesser-known “Grand Prix.”
IU Theatre’s production of “Sunday at the Park with George” kicked off Friday night at the Ruth N. Halls Theatre. The musical will be the theater’s last production of the 2012-13 season.
Student radio station WIUX 99.1 FM and the Business Careers in Entertainment Club combined to host the annual Culture Shock music festival.
IU’s Peer Undergraduate Mentor Program collaborated with the Office of Disability Services for Students to raise money for the Amanda Meredith Mills Memorial Scholarship fund.
There’s a certain amount of strategy necessary at a massive beer festival like the Bloomington Craft Beer Festival.
Junior Rahaf Safi was surprised to learn she was named a 2013 Truman scholar when President Michael McRobbie interrupted a meeting of the Board Aeons on April 10.
“Philanthropy in motion” will be an opportunity for students to rediscover the real purpose of Little 500, which is raising scholarship money for students, said Dana Cummings, director of the IU Student Foundation.
The fair, which took place Saturday, was an opportunity for students taking ANTH-A 200, a class about bizarre foods, to present research presentations on topics discussed in class, as well as a chance for people in the community to taste a variety of bizarre foods.
This sentiment that ‘it’s not over yet’ seems to be shared by many of the participants in Thursday and Friday’s demonstrations.
A single that fell just in front of diving left fielder Chris Sujka. For the third consecutive game, the Spartans won in walk-off fashion, this time a 6-5 triumph Sunday afternoon.
After losing three consecutive games to Purdue (19-22, 6-6 Big Ten) during the weekend, the IU softball team (19-23, 3-9 Big Ten) was swept for the first time ever at Andy Mohr Field and the second time in the team’s Big Ten schedule.
IU track and field teamed up with Notre Dame on Saturday at the 2013 Border Battle. Both the men and women lost by small margins, with the women falling 101-99 and the men losing 103-97.
The 2013 Hoosiers made their own history Saturday and Sunday, winning their first Collegiate Water Polo Association Western Division Championship.
Inclement weather may have shortened the Big Ten Double Dual, but that did not stop the IU women’s rowing team from making history.
