Wednesday Rundown: Daniel Messel pleads guilty to battery, Ballet department to present students' choreography, New interactive sculpture in Luddy Hall, Women's tennis to face Michigan State in first round of Big Ten Tournament
Daniel Messel pleads guilty to battery, interrupts victim during hearing
Daniel Messel pleaded guilty Tuesday to a charge of battery. Three years ago to the day of his court appearance, Hannah Wilson died. Read more here.
Ballet department to present students' choreography at the Buskirk-Chumley
Twenty-one original dances choreographed by students will be performed at the Buskirk-Chumley Theater today and tomorrow. Read more here.
New interactive sculpture in Luddy Hall is ‘not human, but alive’
A new sculpture in Luddy Hall, while not alive, is ‘sentient’ and reacts to its surroundings. Read more here.
IU to face Michigan State in first round of Big Ten Tournament
No. 10 seed IU heads to Minneapolis on Thursday where it will face No. 7 seed Michigan State in the Big Ten Tournament. Read more here.
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