Emerging Wilson leads IU into game against Sycamores
One of the early bright spots for the Hoosiers’ offense has been senior outfielder Wes Wilson.
One of the early bright spots for the Hoosiers’ offense has been senior outfielder Wes Wilson.
Democratic mayoral candidate John Hamilton pledged at a press event March 1 that, if elected, Bloomington will have a permanent homeless shelter by 2012.
Bloomington Mayor Mark Kruzan advocated controlling city growth in a campaign event at City Hall on Tuesday.
Indiana ranked ninth in the nation for the number of new economic development projects launched in 2010, according to the Governor’s Cup Awards Program conducted by Site Selection magazine.
As the economy recessed during the last few years, two major Indianapolis groceries closed. But Kyle Hendrix was determined to fill the void.
College students from Japan competed against the IU debate club in a public debate Monday at the Whittenberger Auditorium.
MBA students from the Kelley School of Business left this weekend as part of five trips that will enhance their global business skills. Students went to Ghana, Peru, India, Eastern Europe, Australia and New Zealand for about two weeks as part of the Global Business and Social Enterprise initiative and Kelley International Perspectives Program.
The Office of the Vice Provost for Faculty and Academic Affairs, along with the Office of the Vice Provost for Research, announced the recipients of the Outstanding Junior Faculty Award for 2011 on Feb. 8.
The Bloomington Wal-Mart presented the Bloomington Housing Authority Family Self-Sufficiency Program with a $1,000 grant through its Local Community Contributions program.
College is not for everyone. That is apparent when looking at national college dropout rates.
Jarrod Lowery, After reading your article in the IDS last Thursday, I felt compelled to contact you. While I agree that measures need be taken to increase the supply of health care and decrease the demand, the changes you proposed are grossly irresponsible.
On March 3, Indiana Secretary of State Charlie White was indicted on seven felony charges involving voter fraud.
RHA officer elections will take place today from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. in the residence halls. Only students currently living in a residence hall are eligible to vote. Here is the breakdown:
A limited-liability corporation owned by a former IU Student Association executive received $18,309 of mandatory student fees last year to develop a GPS bus-tracking system.
Speaker of the House Brian Bosma pounded his gavel six times to start yet another meeting in which nothing could happen.
Out of 278 applicants, 33 women have been chosen as 2011 500 Festival Princesses, representing the 500 Festival Program, the 2011 Indianapolis 500, their hometowns and their universities.
The IU Student Association Congress will convene tonight to hear a resolution calling for the impeachment of current IUSA Chief of Staff Neil Kelty, as decided by IUSA’s Congressional Central Committee.
Speaker of the House Brian Bosma pounded his gavel six times to start yet another meeting in which nothing could happen. Along with the rumble of 200 booing protesters, he said this made the House chambers feel more like a football game than a legislative session.
A henna class at the IU Asian Culture Center teaches the basic techniques and designs used to create both traditional and Arabic art styles. Senior Priyanka Dube teaches the class, which happens every two weeks.
The Office of the Vice Provost for Faculty and Academic Affairs, along with the Office of the Vice Provost for Research, announced the recipients of the Outstanding Junior Faculty Award for 2011 on Feb. 8. The five recipients were honored with three grants totaling up to $14,500 each, according to the press release.