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If You Do This, I Hate You

By Nick Jacobs · Wednesday, May 25,2011 4:59 p.m.

You know what really bakes my scrod? Websites that do not have adequate search capabilities.

Driver allegedly drags Bloomington district state trooper 50 feet

Wednesday, May 25,2011 12:04 p.m.

A state trooper was dragged by a vehicle Wednesday during a routine traffic stop in Bloomington. The trooper had pulled over a vehicle for speeding northbound on State Road 37 near Third Street.

National Weather Service issues severe thunderstorm warning for Monroe County

Wednesday, May 25,2011 11:57 a.m.

The National Weather Service has issued a severe thunderstorm warning for Monroe County. The storm is predicted to reach the IU campus by 3:50 p.m.

Community to celebrate Bill Cook's life in the IU Auditorium

Wednesday, May 25,2011 11:49 a.m.

IU and Cook Group will honor Cook Inc. founder Bill Cook with a memorial celebration in June. Cook, whose company’s medical devices made him one of the country’s richest men, died in April.

Ind. Sen. Vi Simpson announces she will not run for governor in 2012

Tuesday, May 24,2011 7:59 p.m.

Indiana State Sen. Vi Simpson announced Tuesday that she will not run for governor in 2012.

IU baseball players earn All-Big Ten honors

Tuesday, May 24,2011 7:29 p.m.

Junior Alex Dickerson and freshman Joey DeNato each were named First Team All-Big Ten. Sophomore Micah Johnson earned Third Team honors, and DeNato and fellow freshman Dustin DeMuth were selected to the conference's All-Freshman squad.

'Were we in the midst of the Apocalypse?': Storm hits Bloomington

By Mickey Woods · Monday, May 23,2011 8:18 p.m.

A few hours ago my friend, fellow recent graduate Sara Sidery and I drove to get ice cream at the Chocolate Moose. We were driving in Sara’s jeep back to my apartment when she turned to me and asked, “Have you ever been in a tornado before?”

Storm downs trees, power lines across city

Monday, May 23,2011 7:27 p.m.

A powerful thunderstorm hit Bloomington at approximately 5:30 p.m. today, downing trees and power lines across campus.

2011 Themester to focus on war, peace

Monday, May 23,2011 4:06 p.m.

The 2011 IU Themester will be “Making War and Peace,” the College of Arts and Sciences announced Monday.

Former IU quarterback dies of leukemia at 44

Monday, May 23,2011 2:52 p.m.

Dave Schnell led the Hoosiers to victory in the 1988 Liberty Bowl, of which he earned MVP honors, as well as in two other bowl games during his collegiate career.

Indianapolis 500, Pole Day Qualifications

Drama, weather headline Indianapolis 500 qualifications

By Drew Allen , Micah McVicker and Michael Norman · Sunday, May 22,2011 8:32 p.m.

An upset pole winner, rain nearly preventing INDYCAR's most recognizable driver from qualifying and struggles by the perennial powerhouse teams made for an eventful qualifying weekend at Indianapolis Motor Speedway.

Baseball closes season after being swept by Illinois

By Kevin Bowen · Sunday, May 22,2011 8:23 p.m.

Needing one win to advance to the Big Ten Tournament, IU lost on walkoff home runs twice in the three-game series and lost 13-12 in the other game.

Drama, weather headline Indianapolis 500 qualifications

By Drew Allen , Micah McVicker and Michael Norman · Sunday, May 22,2011 8:19 p.m.

An upset pole winner, INDYCAR's most recognizable driver nearly missing the field due to rain and struggles of the perennial Indianapolis 500 powerhouses made for an eventful, dramatic qualifications weekend at Indianapolis Motor Speedway.

Sabourin goes out as IU’s all-time hits leader

By Kevin Bowen · Sunday, May 22,2011 8:01 p.m.

The Hoosiers’ season-ending three losses last weekend at Illinois closed Jerrud Sabourin's record-breaking career. He leaves IU as the school’s all-time hits leader.

On coal-powered campus, plant reuses steam energy

By Rachel Monnier · Sunday, May 22,2011 7:27 p.m.

Powering the IU campus is no small feat. The Utilities Division brings electricity, heat, air-conditioning and water to approximately 15 million square feet of campus building space.

IU awarded Honor Roll for community service

By John Seasly · Sunday, May 22,2011 7:25 p.m.

The Corporation for National and Community Service has recognized IU-Bloomington’s support of volunteering, service learning and civic engagement in the Bloomington area.

Researcher stays out of social media clash

By Lauren Crucitt · Sunday, May 22,2011 7:25 p.m.

In the continuing power struggle between Facebook and Google, a public relations firm hired by Facebook asked an IU researcher to get involved.

City Council discusses graffiti, YMCA scholarships, possible historic district

By J. Edward Calabro · Sunday, May 22,2011 6:08 p.m.

The Bloomington City Council had a full agenda Wednesday night as council members discussed initiatives to remove unsightly graffiti, eliminate unused YMCA scholarships and establish a historic neighborhood district.

After Bloomington 'no' to I-69, state says nothing has changed

Sunday, May 22,2011 6:06 p.m.

The state government says that plans for I-69 will continue to move forward in spite of recent opposition from Bloomington and Monroe County residents.

Planned Parenthood receives 'outpouring of support' in donations after defunding bill

Sunday, May 22,2011 6:05 p.m.

Planned Parenthood of Indiana is still offering temporary coverage to Medicaid patients.

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If You Do This, I Hate You

Driver allegedly drags Bloomington district state trooper 50 feet

National Weather Service issues severe thunderstorm warning for Monroe County

Community to celebrate Bill Cook's life in the IU Auditorium

Ind. Sen. Vi Simpson announces she will not run for governor in 2012

IU baseball players earn All-Big Ten honors

'Were we in the midst of the Apocalypse?': Storm hits Bloomington

Storm downs trees, power lines across city

2011 Themester to focus on war, peace

Former IU quarterback dies of leukemia at 44

Drama, weather headline Indianapolis 500 qualifications

Baseball closes season after being swept by Illinois

Drama, weather headline Indianapolis 500 qualifications

Sabourin goes out as IU’s all-time hits leader

On coal-powered campus, plant reuses steam energy

IU awarded Honor Roll for community service

Researcher stays out of social media clash

City Council discusses graffiti, YMCA scholarships, possible historic district

After Bloomington 'no' to I-69, state says nothing has changed

Planned Parenthood receives 'outpouring of support' in donations after defunding bill

Indiana softball loses to Virginia in extras in Knoxville Regional

Indiana Public Media lays off 18 employees amid state, federal funding cuts

Indiana softball opens NCAA Tournament play in Knoxville Regional

Indiana baseball wins big against Illinois to kick off the last series of the season

Indiana men’s soccer adds three players from transfer portal, headlined by Stephane Njike