ISU Professors discover Lincoln’s manuscript

A pair of ISU mathematics professors discovered a missing page to President Lincoln’s oldest manuscript in the archives of Harvard University.

Local restaurants use flavors from farms

Eight restaurants in Bloomington-Normal are teaming up with farms and nonprofit organizations to bring local foods to the table.

Hancock Stadium to serve alcohol with new liquor license

ISU’s new Hancock Stadium continues its march of progress with bricks laid and bleachers installed. Now, another football staple has been added to the mix: alcohol consumption.

New online program creates automatic classroom communication

A new online program will allow students to give instant feedback to teachers during class when the student does or does not understand something.

‘The Bird Feeder,’ a student-made guide, reviews local restaurants

Students in English 254 will host a release party at 6 p.m. on Wednesday to present their restaurant guide titled, “The Bird Feeder.”

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Tickets on sale for comedian Bill Cosby’s performance PDF Print
Written by Tim Rosenberger, Senior Staff   
Sunday, 28 April 2013 15:38

Tickets are now on sale to see comedian Bill Cosby perform for a new generation of students and their parents in an October ISU event, which is part of his 50th anniversary tour.

 
Higher education, a main focus for candidate PDF Print
Written by Tim Rosenberger, Senior Staff   
Sunday, 28 April 2013 15:38

ISU presidential candidate Timothy Flanagan spoke Friday in the Old Main Room about his ability to use his knowledge, experience, and values to be an effective ISU president.

 
New liquor amendment worries some on City Council PDF Print
Written by Tim Rosenberger, Senior Staff   
Sunday, 28 April 2013 15:37

While an amendment to the Normal liquor ordinance — permitting alcohol during some Gateway events — passed on April 15, it raised concern with a few city council members.

 
New York Times columnist shares expertise at Science and Technology Week PDF Print
Written by Jenny Jackowski, Senior Staff   
Thursday, 25 April 2013 19:54

Last night, David Pogue spoke on the science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) fields in America with humor and heart. As part of ISU’s Spring Speaker Series, Pogue, an accomplished author, New York Times personal-technology columnist, host of various Nova series and Emmy Award winner focused on why America is losing STEM graduates and how it can catch up.

 
Pepsi Ice Center to host ‘Boogie Night’ PDF Print
Written by Dan Fox, Senior Staff   
Thursday, 25 April 2013 13:52

The community is invited to let loose, groove on and flashback to the 70s and 80s at Bloomington’s very own “old school dance party on ice.”

 
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