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iUnity wins IUSA elections

Unofficial results indicated iUnity had 4,418 votes - or about 53 percent of the total - compared to Kirkwood’s 3,910 votes.

11:47 PM, Wednesday

article STORY: IUSA fate in student hands as voting continues

article STORY: IUSA tickets fined; voting sites finalized

IU focuses on deep ball in third meeting with Northwestern

The Hoosiers will be well versed in the Wildcats’ play when they see the team for the second time in such a short span. But there’s one thing IU knows Northwestern won’t change when the two teams play in the Big Ten Tournament’s first round at 5 p.m. Thursday: its volume of 3-point attempts.

11:51 PM, Wednesday

A shelter from the storm

Nearly 100 years ago, 10 brave men chartered the now historically black fraternity Kappa Alpha Psi on IU’s campus. Members of the national chapter came to visit IU this February to begin planning Founders’ Day, the centennial celebration of its founding at IU next January. As many as 800 Kappa alumni are expected to attend.

12:10 AM, Thursday

Questions remain in COAS dean's exit

Bennett Bertenthal’s surprise resignation from the position of dean of the College of Arts and Sciences on Tuesday left many questions unanswered. Bertenthal will step down Friday at the request of University administrators, just days after announcing he will leave the post.

11:53 PM, Wednesday

Waldron news conference to announce arts center’s future

The Bloomington Area Arts Council met with city officials Wednesday to discuss a proposal on whether to transfer ownership of the John Waldron Arts Center to the City of Bloomington.
Miah Michaelsen, assistant economic development director for the arts at City Hall, said that the BAAC and city officials will hold a press conference 10 a.m. Thursday to announce the decision reached in the meeting.