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Indiana baseball’s bullpen struggles continued throughout the Live Like Lou Jacksonville Baseball Classic over the weekend. The Hoosiers led against No. 2 Louisiana State University and the University of Notre Dame in the seventh and eighth innings, respectively, but were unable to hold on because their relief pitchers gave up a combined 14 runs in those innings.
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Musicians from Seoul National University took the stage in the Global and International Studies Building’s Shreve Auditorium on Monday night to perform “Enlightened Connections: Bridge to Korean Music.” The performance was presented by the university’s Korean music department in partnership with IU’s Institute for Korean Studies and East Asian Studies Center.
SPOILERS: This column contains spoilers for “A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms.”
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Following a 3-2 showing at the Littlewood Invitational in Tempe, Arizona, Indiana softball displayed much more offensive consistency this Friday-Monday, resulting in a 4-1 showing at the University of South Florida Invitational in Tampa, Florida.
The Office of Student Life placed IU’s chapter of the Delta Kappa Epsilon fraternity on cease and desist Feb. 19 following an alleged hazing incident that occurred Feb. 11. The investigation is ongoing, IU spokesperson Mark Bode said in a Feb. 23 statement.
Indiana men’s basketball could often chalk up a game against Northwestern as a win in its national championship-winning days.
Josh Brewer has had a busy week. There were midterms. He attended a Bloomington Board of Housing Quality Appeals meeting as a board member. He also had to try to figure out where his family is going to live after his Bloomington landlord announced plans to sell their home in the next few weeks.
Indiana University’s Common App admissions portal now tells incoming students “no new admissions will be offered” for dozens of suspended majors being reconfigured under state law.
The Indiana University Police Department received two reports of burglaries, one at Wright Education Building and the other at Ballantine Hall, which allegedly occurred Saturday.
Holding a 7-1 lead in the fifth inning over Saint Joseph’s University on Saturday, Indiana softball appeared well on its way to closing out a run-rule win in its second game of the University of South Florida Invitational in Tampa, Florida.
As tensions surrounding immigration enforcement around the country grow, activists and some elected officials are continuing to call for the City of Bloomington to end its contract with Flock Safety, which they allege is sharing license plate data with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement and other federal agencies.
Do you remember your high school English lessons on the hero’s journey? Joseph Campbell popularized the template that describes the stages of a main character’s pre-, during and post-adventure arc.
Indiana men’s basketball head coach Darian DeVries hired Ryan Carr on Monday to become the program’s first executive director of basketball, according to an Indiana Athletics release.
Competitive Valorant is one of the most information-dense esports titles ever designed. Every round compresses layers of strategy into less than two minutes: economy management, ultimate tracking, map control, utility usage, timing windows, and mechanical execution. For a casual viewer, the spectacle is exciting. For a serious follower, it is a dynamic system that can be decoded.
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SPOILERS: This column contains spoilers for “How to Make a Killing.”
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