The Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission will have two hearings this week regarding Duke Energy’s Edwardsport Station in Edwardsport, Ind.
About 200 educators and supporters gathered Saturday in front of City Hall to show their opposition to many of the education bills working their way through the legislature.
The words and actions of the Congressional committee chairs during Tuesday’s hearing related to the GPS bus system both indicate that the IU Student Association feels its current and former executives were wrongfully accused of acting illegally and unethically.
“IUSA never does anything.” “IUSA is a joke.” I’ve heard and do agree with statements similar to these when looking back on some years of IUSA’s 63-year history.
It has come to my attention that a few individuals have made incorrect and malicious accusations about my intentions in relation to the system that was developed.
Not only does the role of the femme fatale still exist to this day in Hollywood, but it has been reinvented, three-dimensionalized, tweaked and revamped into a greater female protagonist with each coming actress.
Ever since I came to college, I’ve kept my “past life” (that is, high school and before) at arm’s length.
Laptops in class can be really annoying.
COLUMBUS, Ohio --- Freshman DeShaun Thomas scored 22 points, two points less than his career high, and No. 2 Ohio State cruised past IU 82-61 on Sunday at Value City Arena.
A female student was struck by a Bloomington Transit bus at about 3:33 p.m. Friday.
Timothy Estep, an IU student from Rochester, Ind., died in a car accident Saturday on State Road 37, IU Spokesman Larry MacIntyre said.
The road trip up to Minneapolis, Minn., for the Big Ten Championships didn’t seem to adversely affect the IU men swimmers, as they started the meet off in record-breaking fashion Wednesday.
The cost of living in the residence halls will increase almost 4.7 percent next year to account for other spending increases, including employees’ salaries and medical insurance costs.
On a pedestal 30 feet in the air, the trapeze artist prepares to perform the penny drop. Bernadette Pace blocks out the chattering audience below and repeats a silent prayer. “You’ve done this before. Just do it right. Just do it right. Just do it right.”
IU coach Tom Crean said his team’s loss to No. 8 Purdue on Wednesday night was largely based on the inability to stop potential All-Americans E’Twaun Moore and JaJuan Johnson.
Around 100 people gathered in Nick’s English Hut to show their support for Mayor Mark Kruzan, who is running against John Hamilton and John Gusan in the Democratic primary election in May.
The wave of protests and revolts across the Middle East has been anything but slow, making it hard for David Williams, director of the Center for Constitutional Democracy at the Maurer School of Law, to determine how, or if, Egypt will successfully begin democratic rule.
John Gusan, a former IU Residential Programs and Services employee, will be the third candidate on the Democratic mayoral primary ballot May 3
A list of candidates running in specific districts for the Bloomington City Council in the May primary and November election.
Amar Flood, assistant professor of chemistry, was named the first recipient of the Royal Society of Chemistry’s Cram Lehn Pedersen Prize.
