Both Barack Obama and John McCain will bring new policies into office if elected president. There will also be historic firsts made regardless of who wins the election. read more 
A strange fungus is spreading around bats, threatening their existence. read more
Supporters of the Invisible Children movement gather in Chicago. read more
Obama elected president. read more
A representative for Sen. John McCain said last week the campaign would step up its effort in the Hoosier State after pulling campaign workers from neighboring Michigan. The Republican National Committee already had been running ads for the Republican nominee for president in Indiana, a state that hasn’t voted Democrat in a presidential election since 1964. read more
More and more students are taking classes online to expand the learning students can actually do. read more
With both conventions over, McCain and Obama resume fight for independent voters. read more
For kids to do better in math, their teachers might have to go back to school. Elementary-school teachers are poorly prepared by education schools to teach math, finds a study being released Thursday by the National Council on Teacher Quality. read more
Analysis: Law schools growing, but jobs aren't. read more
A pregnant high school student disputed the notion Tuesday that girls in this New England fishing town made a pact to get pregnant and raise their babies together. read more
After a rash of campus shootings, Indiana colleges and universities are now dealing with security concerns. Magen Kritsch takes a look at how they are doing so, as well as the history of smaller-scale violence on Indiana campuses in recent years. read more
News media accounts of crimes often include information about the criminal history of the accused. Aidan Rogers talks to court reporters from around the state and nation about how they use online databases to quickly locate that information and include it in news stories. read more
Cathleen describes her last week as the intern for Sen. Richard Lugar. read more
Evan talks about a recent look at eBay and the valuable lesson that can be learned from it. read more
Cathleen describes another day as the intern for Sen. Richard Lugar. read more
Quick look around the world leaves Evan wondering when Darwinism was no longer valid. read more
Cathleen enjoys Cherry Blossom Festival. read more
Mike gives tips about how to properly enjoy spring break. read more
Can Obama ever catch a break? It looks like no, but with the way he handles eveything thrown at him it's no wonder Richardson is endorsing him...sorry Hillary. read more
The popular site Youtube publicized recent comments from a state representative. read more
Eric talks about Obama's recent speech when he discussed race relations in the United States. read more