Divide evident over waste transfer expansion
The proposal to expand the west side waste transfer facility has been criticized by the city of Bloomington.
The proposal to expand the west side waste transfer facility has been criticized by the city of Bloomington.
During the National Week of Remembrance for the Holocaust, Indiana will recognize its 15th annual Holocaust Day of Remembrance on April 10.
An armed robbery occurred at a woman's apartment in Bloomington early Saturday morning.
IUPD Chief Keith Cash died this evening due to a heart problem.
Taylor Walsh, Joe Duca, Luke Sheridan, Ryan LeBlanc and Adam Chalfant will represent IU from March 21-23 in Des Moines, Iowa.
The No. 13 IU women’s team will send 11 swimmers and two divers to the NCAA Championships March 21-23 at the IU Natatorium in Indianapolis.
Bloomington Police Department responded to the area of Kirkwood Avenue and Washington Street at about 2 a.m. Saturday a reported armed robbery.
At about 4:25 p.m. Sunday, a small private jet carrying four passengers careened out of control. The crash killed two people and hospitalized three.
Parents, educators and legislators from throughout the state gathered to rally against House Bill 1003, which would expand the state’s school voucher system.
The IU-Purdue University Indianapolis campus went into a state of alert Tuesday afternoon after police received three separate reports of a man with a gun on campus.
The days of grass and dirt stains are done for IU baseball when the team plays in Bloomington.
Consultants of the Certified Technology Park project presented the master plan of the CTP and redevelopment strategies to the general public Tuesday evening at Bloomington City Hall.
After 15 years of serving the Bloomington community, Upland Brewing Co. is now starting up new locations and more options for its growing customer base.
As Tuesday marked the 10-year anniversary of the U.S. invasion of Iraq, local peace groups, along with city officials and residents, discussed a different form of intervention: drone.
Simply put, the reputation of IU’s journalism program is what made me come from out of state to become a Hoosier.
This is a constant struggle I go through with my grandpa every time I see him, and over the years, I’ve near-perfected the art of near-racist deflection.
After years of listening to the administration trot out the rhetoric of necessary sacrifices and shared belt-tightening, many of us have come to believe it. The reality, however, is that the strikers are the pragmatists on campus. Let’s consider a few examples.
Alex Carlisle’s recent piece on the gender studies frame (“Gender studies’ narrow lens”) is precisely why we still need this field, even in the face of its flaws.
Potential IU-Bloomington students cannot, however, expect to attend IU if becoming a culinary expert dominates their life aspirations. Despite IU’s diverse array of majors, the culinary arts have been left in the dust.
Young blacks and Latinos in Indianapolis have a new role model in City Councilman Jose Evans.