Students and workers must strike together
(01/23/13 5:00am)
The students who have seen their tuition explode know we can’t blame the workers who are praying their pay will keep up with inflation.
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Column: IU's dirty little racist secret
(12/05/12 5:00am)
Why isn’t a big deal made about racism against Asians? People make fun of Asians openly. I’m half-Asian and half-white, and I’ve had it happen to my face.
Joe Donnelly
(10/31/12 7:56pm)
Donnelly was born on Sept. 29, 1955. He graduated from the University of Notre Dame in 1977 and earned a law degree from the Notre Dame Law School in 1981. Donnelly ran a small printing company before serving on the State Election Board from 1988-1989 and on the Marian High School school board from 1997-2001. His first experience with the U.S. Congress came in 2006 when he was elected to represent Indiana's 2nd District. He is currently finishing his third term in office after reelections in 2008 and 2010. In relation to his congressional work, Donnelly is a member of the Blue Dog Coalition and sits on two committees in the areas of financial services and veterans' affairs.
Candidates go head to head in town hall debate
(10/17/12 5:01am)
At Hofstra University in Hempstead, N.Y., the second presidential debate took the form of a town hall meeting.
City officials honor Citizens’ Academy graduates
(10/15/12 3:16am)
The meeting served as the final class of a nine-week program called the Citizens’ Academy, an interactive program allowing Bloomington residents an opportunity to learn about the services, responsibilities and challenges of local government, program manager Vickie Provine said.
City announces redevelopment plan for downtown land
(10/11/12 4:53am)
The City of Bloomington invited community members to participate in planning workshops Tuesday to gain feedback on redevelopment plans for recently acquired downtown property.
ACC panel examines immigration changes
(09/21/12 3:34am)
The changing perception of immigration in America was discussed over cups of green tea and peanut butter cookies Thursday night at the Asian Culture Center.
Employment low for young adults
(09/14/12 4:01am)
The unemployment rate for Americans aged 18 to 29 topped out at 12.7 percent in August, according to a new study by the conservative nonprofit group Generation Opportunity
Occupy IU discusses upcoming plans
(08/31/12 3:58am)
Occupy IU met for the first time this semester Thursday evening outside the Indiana Memorial Union Commons.
Salsa contest flavors farmers market
(08/27/12 2:52am)
The Bloomington community turned out Saturday for the 24th annual salsa contest.
Monroe County Civic Theater to present 'Working'
(08/24/12 3:54am)
“Working,” based on the book by Pulitzer-prize winning author Studs Terkel, is a compilation of interviews with people talking about their lives and their jobs.
Wildermuth reopens after 2011 fire
(08/20/12 3:29am)
The Wildermuth Intramural Center reopened Friday after being closed for more than a year.
School of Public Health moves forward with accreditation
(08/14/12 8:58pm)
On Sept. 28, the School of Health, Physical Education and Recreation will officially be renamed the School of Public Health. But the transition is more than just a name change.
It’s not just the economy, stupid
(08/14/12 6:48pm)
Graduation means getting a job, a huge concern for us and for millions of other Americans. It is also a significant part of what will determine presidential votes this November.
It’s not just the economy, stupid
(08/14/12 6:47pm)
Graduation means getting a job, a huge concern for us and for millions of other Americans. It is also a significant part of what will determine presidential votes this November.
Around Sports: Lips takes gold, men's golf women's soccer hire assistants
(07/26/12 1:41am)
Incoming IU freshman swimmer Haley Lips won two gold medals Tuesday at the YMCA National Long Course Championships in Atlanta, while the men's golf and women's soccer programs named new assistant coaches.
McCants named IU men's golf assistant coach
(07/24/12 8:30pm)
Brian McCants has been named assistant coach for the Indiana men’s golf team, Head Coach Mike Mayer announced Tuesday.
Tuition rate, alternative degrees lead graduates to question degree worth
(07/19/12 12:22am)
Put it this way: If you had $40,000 and four years to turn the average 18-year-old into a better citizen, scholar and worker by the age of 22, would you invest in IU?As more and more graduates are working as janitors, bartenders and truck drivers, many experts believe the answer is “no.”
Kaila Hulls to join women's basketball team
(05/04/12 1:45am)
IU Coach Curt Miller announced Monday that Kaila Hulls, the younger sister of men’s basketball guard Jordan, is transferring to IU and will begin taking classes this summer.
Kaila Hulls to join IU women's basketball
(04/30/12 10:44pm)
IU is welcoming another member of the Hulls family into its program, only this time it's on the women's side.
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