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Sigma Nu becomes fifth fraternity put on cease and desist in September
Indiana University has placed fraternity Sigma Nu on cease and desist for alleged hazing, according to the IU Office of Student Life.
Secretary of state candidate Ballard calls for ban on political actions by officeholder
Ballard said Wednesday that the Legislature should enact a law prohibiting the secretary of state from endorsing, fundraising for or donating to candidates.
Indianapolis Zoo working to restore accreditation
The Zoo announced on Sept. 28 that it lost national accreditation through the Association for Zoo and Aquariums, or AZA.
City leaf collection to start October 19
The City of Bloomington will start fall leaf collection on October 19.
Beebe steps up when called upon as Indiana prepares for Rutgers
Beebe stepped up with 200-plus rushing yards against Northwestern, while Indiana’s defense looks to improve its consistency heading into Rutgers.
Former IU basketball player sentenced to probation for fraud
Todd Leary played for the Hoosiers between 1989 and 1994.
Indiana Attorney General’s office announces partnership with ICE
One concern raised over the partnership is that local law enforcement could be ceding power to ICE.
IU Cinema’s horror film series shows genre’s diversity
The series started last Friday with a screening of “Cronos,” the debut film of director Guillermo del Toro.
IU receives $1.5 million grant to teach languages in military classrooms
Languages such as Arabic, French, Russian, Spanish and Thai will be taught to U.S. service members in Fort Bragg, North Carolina.
Gun violence drops — except in domestic violence cases
State and federal funding cuts have made escaping from armed abusers more difficult in the post-COVID-19 economy.
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