There will be a strike on IU’s campus on April 11 and 12, the dates of the Board of Trustees meeting. In the most literal sense, we cannot afford to be passive.
Living off campus and on your own for the first time is an awesome experience. You have so many more freedoms and an entirely new community to become a part of, but unlike campus living, you have tenfold the responsibilities.
For the Hoosier economy, it’s clear the current plan just isn’t the best.
It seems as if the dreaded freshman 15 now faces a brand new competitor: the freshman $15,000.
As a community, Bloomington needs to grow and expand, but we have no means of doing so. Ergo, we need I-69.
After a secondary investigation into the death of singer Amy Winehouse, authorities in London concluded Tuesday she died of alcohol poisoning.
After revisiting last year’s resolutions, it is important to set the plan for success in the coming year.
This February, American designers will kick off the spring 2013 season in New York City. With hundreds of shows, it’s difficult to make sense of it all.
When the U.S. Supreme Court agreed to rule on the statute’s constitutionality on Dec. 7, Indiana and more than a dozen other states’ efforts proved fruitful in bringing states’ rights to the national stage.
Some time in October, or maybe even before that, IU women’s basketball players dubbed fifth-year senior center Sasha Chaplin “grandma."
The British designer has won three Academy Awards for his work on “The Last Emperor,” “Restoration” and “Dangerous Liaisons,” and he will give a lecture on Jan. 17 at the IU Cinema titled “Dressing Movies and Costuming Superheroes.”
On Sunday, Bruin received a call from the United States Men’s National Team Coach Jurgen Klinsmann, inviting the former Hoosier to a January camp at the National Training Center in Carson, Calif.
Ind. Gov.-elect Mike Pence is looking at public-private partnerships to complete Indiana’s 142-mile Interstate 69 extension.
This month, IU Press will publish IU School of Public and Environmental Affairs Dean John Graham’s book, “America’s Poor and the Great Recession,” which examines recent trends in poverty and the performance of the United States’ “safety net” programs.
Any device with data from IU’s network, whether it is a personal laptop, tablet or smartphone, has the potential to be accessed by the University.
Inspired by the olive-green, army-style shoes worn by native Chinese construction and field workers, Hannah Smith founded a “social enterprise,” or a for-profit organization, of shoes.
It’s time to re-evaluate our resolutions. One week has passed since the new year began, so if you haven’t already chosen your yearly challenges, the chances are you won’t.
Century-old City Hall became the first Bloomington government building to be Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design-certified.
The US Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) released its preseason rankings today, naming IU's men's team at number seven in the nation.
IU Student Association will lead the Association of Big Ten Schools conference, a gathering for the executives of student body governments from Big Ten universities.
