Alison Graham

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. 

Research like the bike tour can help on a broader scale.

The U.S. now joins Syria and Nicaragua as the only countries not part of the agreement.

They say listening is an act of love.

Eight Indiana cities and 45 college campuses have pledged to advocate for the initiative.

Experience IU allows students to create their own personalized calendar. 

As the last day of school ends, the girls seek more lasting change. 

StoryCorps is an oral history project that tours in cities all over the country. 

CRISPR may not be as effective as some researchers seem to believe. 

IU Health Bloomington has a 30-minute trauma response time. 

Hamilton argued the bill would negatively affect those with mental health issues.