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IU Student Released In Egypt
An IU student and two other students have been released after being detained in Cairo.
City Turns Off Electricity To Occupy Bloomington Camp
The city turned off the electricity to People's Park on Wednesday morning because it says the outlets were becoming a safety hazard.
Judge To Rule On Charlie White Case Before Christmas
Indiana Secretary of State Charlie White has been charged with voter fraud, among other charges.
Community Kitchen Spends Thanksgiving In New Facility
The Community Kitchen in Bloomington says it needs more volunteers this holiday season.
IU Student Detained in Egypt To Be Questioned Again
An American University in Cairo spokesperson says the Embassy was allowed to sit on questioning and is taking the lead on the case.
Indiana Smoking Ban Could Pass In Next Session
Legislators on both sides of the aisle say they will have to compromise if they want to pass a smoking ban in Indiana.
Kinsey Institute Preparing Masters And Johnson Archives
The collection includes personal letters, magazine articles, and other papers and presentations written by and about the pioneering duo.
IU Celebrates Global Education With International Fair
Indiana University hosts an annual international fair that features food and music from around the world.
IU Student Questioned For Throwing Bomb In Egyptian Protest
An IU student has been detained in Cairo, Egypt, where violent protests have been taking place for several days.
Franklin School Board Votes To Defend Busing Suit
The Franklin Township School Board voted 3 to 2 to defend a suit over busing fees that were implemented this year.
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