Superb pitching lifts Indiana baseball to dominant road win at Vanderbilt

Indiana baseball’s pitching staff delivered a much-needed response Tuesday afternoon. 

Indiana football’s Curt Cignetti to drive pace car in 110th Indianapolis 500

Curt Cignetti led arguably the greatest story in sports last season, as he guided Indiana football to a perfect 16-0 season capped by the program’s first national championship. 

Indiana softball prepares for midweek bout with IU Indianapolis

Following Indiana softball’s 2-1 series win over Rutgers over the weekend, the Hoosiers are looking to keep their momentum as they prepare to welcome Indiana University Indianapolis to Andy Mohr Field in Bloomington.  

Indiana baseball shuts down Vanderbilt offense, remains undefeated in midweek games

Indiana baseball defeated Vanderbilt University 5-1 on Tuesday afternoon at Charles Hawkins Field in Nashville, Tennessee. The Cream and Crimson’s record is now 8-12 and 4-8 in road contests. 

Podcast: IU alumnus nominated for Oscar, Bloomington treats ash trees

Indiana baseball travels to Vanderbilt looking to snap three-game losing streak

Indiana baseball will finish its four-game road trip Tuesday at Vanderbilt University. The Cream and Crimson battle the Commodores at Charles Hawkins Field in Nashville, Tennessee. First pitch is scheduled for 7 p.m. 

OPINION: St. Patrick’s strange, uncontrollable world

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Indiana baseball blows 5-run lead, swept by Oregon on walk-off

After scoring just three runs across the first two games of the series, Indiana baseball finally found the offensive spark it had been searching for Sunday afternoon at PK Park in Eugene, Oregon.  

After shaky start, Indiana men’s golf ties for 12th place at Schenkel Invitational

Even with junior Nick Piesen posting his third straight top-20 finish to open the spring schedule, Indiana men’s golf faltered at the Schenkel Invitational from Friday to Sunday. 

Indiana baseball’s slow start in Big Ten play continues with series loss at Oregon

Indiana baseball’s slow start to Big Ten play continued this weekend, as the Hoosiers were swept at PK Park in Eugene, Oregon. Indiana fell to 1-5 in conference play and 7-12 overall. The Hoosiers are 3-8 in road games this year. 

Indiana track and field ends indoor season strong at NCAA Indoor Championship

Indiana track and field had three athletes qualify for the NCAA Indoor Championship meet March 13-14 in Fayetteville, Arkansas. This meet concluded the Hoosiers' indoor season. 

Indiana men’s basketball to miss NCAA Tournament for 3rd straight year

Indiana men’s basketball was left out of the 68-team 2026 NCAA Tournament field, as announced on CBS’ Selection Sunday. The Cream and Crimson were the fourth team out.

Indiana softball continues offensive surge in weekend series win over Rutgers

With runners on second and third and a 9-2 lead over Rutgers on Friday, Indiana softball catcher Avery Parker stepped into the batter’s box. The senior launched a three-run home run over the right-center field wall.  

Clancy in top 10 as Indiana women’s golf earns 4th place at Valspar Augusta Invitational

No. 41 Indiana women's golf earned its third top-five finish of the season and its first of the spring, placing fourth at the Valspar Augusta Invitational at Forest Hills Golf Club in Augusta, Georgia, on Saturday and Sunday. The Hoosiers earned a 13-over-par team score of 877 across three rounds. 

Indiana softball endures topsy-turvy weekend, wins series over Rutgers

Indiana softball did not secure a sweep but managed to win two out of three over Rutgers in its second Big Ten series of the season. Pitching was an integral part of both the two straight wins in the series as well as the loss in the rubber match.  

COLUMN: 5 songs to play while moving out that capture the bittersweet feeling

Musty cardboard boxes and dusty plastic bins stare at you from the floor, their emptiness a chasm you must fill: it’s moving day. The next 24 hours will see your home suddenly, viciously carved and scooped out like a pumpkin on Halloween. 

COLUMN: The energizing home workouts I follow and why I follow them

The spring semester always flies by. Students return to campus halfway through January, February is a shorter month and spring break interrupts March. When April arrives, students are already studying for final exams and preparing for their final projects. As students seek housing and roommates for the next academic year, while juggling extracurricular and social lives, the semester’s pace seems to accelerate. 

Indiana baseball falls to Oregon 5-1, drops Big Ten road series

Indiana baseball’s most reliable relief arm, Gavin Seebold, cracked first Friday, as Oregon scored two runs off the graduate right hander in the Hoosiers’ 3-2 loss to the Ducks. However, on Saturday, it was Indiana’s most reliable starter who faltered.  

Advocates worry new state immigration law will create 'culture of fear' at IU

A new Indiana law will prohibit universities and governmental bodies from limiting local, federal and state immigration law enforcement. This law could affect students and staff at IU and require increased compliance with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents. The law, signed by Gov. Mike Braun on March 5, will also make it illegal for universities to knowingly employ or hire undocumented immigrants.  

A guide to watching Indiana sports without a ticket

Are you a student, parent or fan on Indiana University’s campus in Bloomington wanting to watch Indiana sports but can’t get into the stadium without a ticket?