Smoke prompts Briscoe evacuation
Students at Briscoe Residence Center were evacuated from the building Monday after smoke detectors went off in the late afternoon.
Students at Briscoe Residence Center were evacuated from the building Monday after smoke detectors went off in the late afternoon.
When the dust settled Sunday, the IU men’s basketball program was reeling from the departure of several players due to transfers and a professional opportunity.
Tens of thousands of dollars are still unaccounted for of the money allegedly embezzled by former Bloomington project manager Justin Wykoff.
Robel will deliver the address today at 3 p.m.
Three IU men's basketball players announced their departure Monday.
Regardless of the effect of the Idaho law, we recognize there are more comprehensive and effective reforms we can undertake to reduce and prevent gun violence.
It’s the friendly competition and the connection between people all over the country that make March Madness fun.
If these boys are spending their learning hours staring at girls’ butts, then I don’t understand why the female is automatically to blame.
No other medium is going through the cultural renaissance that television is currently experiencing
Iu is hosting two national debate tournaments this week, until April 1.
The latino Cultural Center at La Casa is having a clothing drive all week for the homeless.
IUSA only has one ticket running this election, PLUS for IUSA.
The Department of Political Science celebrated its 100th birthday this week at IU.
The IU Admissions Twitter account was hacked Saturday, and the hacker is still unknown. Account administrators had to change security settings and delete hundreds of spam tweets.
The Indiana State Board of Education recently adopted new social studies standards, which will be in effect for the 2014-15 school year.
The Monroe County Community School Corporation received $300,000 in grants this year for their after-school programs.
The U.S. Department of Education has announced the opening of applications for the Investing in Innovation Grant Competition.
The third Bloomington City Council deliberation session on a controversial Habitat for Humanity project will take place this Wednesday.
The IU men’s tennis team entered spring break having lost five straight matches against ranked opponents. During spring break, that losing streak grew to seven.
Local band Charlie Patton’s War will play tonight at the Bishop along with Kentucky Knife Fight and Heather French Henry. Admission is $7, and the show starts at 9:30 p.m.