When to visit and where to stay
By Alison Graham | Aug 14, 2017 4:37 pmAfter dropping your student off at their residence hall and driving home in an empty car, all you can think is, “When can I visit?”
After dropping your student off at their residence hall and driving home in an empty car, all you can think is, “When can I visit?”
After your bursar bill is paid and you’re settled into your dorm with furniture and snacks, there’s still one expense left: textbooks. Textbooks seem to get pricier every year and always come at an unexpected cost to many students.
Bruce Payton remembers the exact day the Barefoot Bandit stole a plane from the Monroe County Airport. “July 4, 2010.
Violet Hall can use her new prosthetic to play the violin.
The bill would allow officers to bring their firearms into low security level federal facilities.
Hot-Pence attended an event at Monument Circle in Indianapolis.
The hamsters faced unethical euthanasia at the time of their surrender in Florida.
Rise to Run encourages high school and college-aged women to be politically active.
Volunteers will canvass neighborhoods to hear concerns of citizens.
John and Rosanna Raber from Loogootee, Indiana, made this year's list.
Alex Hernly, a founder of the Pipsqueakery, holds one of the baby hamsters rescued from a shelter in Florida. The hamster was one of 100 they rescued.
Two hamsters who were rescued by the Pipsqueakery from Flagler County, Florida, play in their cage June 7. The hamsters came from a group of more than 100.
Memorabilia from Roy Boy's tattoo shop hangs on a wall at the Grunwald Gallery. The pieces are part of the gallery's newest exhibit, which focuses on the history and legacy of Indiana tattoos and tattoo artists.
Gallery technicians Erik Probst, left, and Clayton Blackwell hang tattoo flash sheets on a wall of the Grunwald Gallery. The gallery is opening its newest exhibition, "Indiana Tattoo: History and Legacy," on Friday.
Tattoo exhibit curator Jeremy Sweet poses next to a cardboard cutout of Roy Craig Cooper, nicknamed Roy Boy, who was one of the most iconic tattooers in Indiana. One section of the Grunwald Gallery's newest exhibit focuses on Roy Boy as a tattoo artist.
Exhibit curator Jeremy Sweet marks a spot to hang a print in the Grunwald Gallery. Sweet co-curated an exhibit, which will open Friday, focusing on the history and legacy of Indiana tattoos.
Marianne Van Winkle, PALS executive director, meets the program's newest horse, Bubbles. Van Winkle became the executive director of the equine therapy program in September and is hoping to expand the program's reach.
Ashlyn Brown who plays Mad Margaret in the opera "Ruddigore" teases her hair as she prepares for a dress rehearsal. The University Gilbert & Sullivan Society is performing the opera Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Members of the chorus for the University Gilbert & Sullivan Society's opera "Ruddigore" perform at their dress rehearsal Thursday at Jackson Creek Middle School. The society is performing the opera Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
MFA Student Kristy Hughes' printmaking work on display Wednesday at the Grunwald Gallery of Art as part of the MFA Student Thesis Show.
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