Purdue University officials are working to find residence hall rooms for the 43 male students who are starting the school year in temporary quarters.
IU students share family recipes that will leave any food connoisseur hungry for more. Bon appetit!
IU wrestling coach Duane Goldman, who has tallied 216 wins in the past 18 years at IU, will be inducted into the Iowa Athletics 2009 Hall of Fame.
The State Budget Committee meeting will take place at 9:45 a.m. Friday in the IU-Purdue University Fort Wayne Medical Education Center.
Monroe County United Ministries’ fourth annual “Each One, Feed One” food drive will take place Aug. 29-30 at six grocery stores around Bloomington.
The IU auditorium added two fall concerts, including rock band Umphrey’s McGee.
The staff of the Residential Programs and Services office has been planning move-in day for months.
As the August recess draws to a close, Indiana legislators are meeting with constituents and gathering public opinion on the health care reform bills making their ways through both houses of Congress.
To offset the difficult times, the University has responded in multiple ways.
The remnants of Hurricane Bill moved out into the Atlantic, forecasters said Monday, a day after the storm’s powerful winds churned up waves that were blamed in the deaths of at least two people on the East Coast.
Officials said the caning of a Muslim model who was apprehended for drinking beer has been postponed until after the Islamic fasting month.
New building projects proposed by IU could be at a standstill as state lawmakers have questioned tuition increases passed last month.
Bombs attached to two minibuses have exploded southeast of Baghdad, killing at least 11 people, an Iraqi police official said Monday.
The Indiana Department of Transportation will be managing traffic signals along the Indiana 37 Bypass during IU football games via camera systems from its Indianapolis office. The change is part of a plan to better control area game-day traffic.
Bloomington's Option Six will be honored by the Indiana Economic Development Corporation on Aug. 27 as one of the 2009 Indiana Companies to Watch.
The famous fish in Showalter Fountain that was allegedly stolen during the celebration of the 1987 basketball championship is finally being replaced.
Smith-Holden Music has weathered economic downturns in the past, but after serving the community for 47 years, the music store is closing down.
Bloomington's new fair trade store Global Gifts provides people in third world countries who otherwise wouldn’t have access to markets a chance to sell their products.
The bacterium that causes bubonic plague is coming to Bloomington, and it will be the first pathogen studied in IU’s new select agent laboratory.
Although the dread of classes is just around the corner, it is my pleasure to introduce myself as the music columnist for the fall semester.
