Baseball continues winning streak
By the end of the sixth, junior catcher Brad Hartong had five RBIs, and IU held a 10-1 lead.
By the end of the sixth, junior catcher Brad Hartong had five RBIs, and IU held a 10-1 lead.
Instead of teaching students to avoid rape, he's teaching men not to commit it.
The Bloomington City Council voted to override Kruzan’s veto by a margin of 7-2 with no abstentions.
While the temperature might drop into the negatives during Minnesota winters, the new TV series “Fargo” blazes hot.
Leaving people unaware of what offenses certain fraternities have committed in order to find themselves on judicial watch not only does a disservice to our greek system, but also to our campus at large.
Tweets, Facebook posts and Snapchats aren’t going anywhere. But we are, so don’t waste any more time than you already have.
No matter how adorable the bears are, they aren’t exactly interesting characters.
Leaving God out of the movies allows people who would rather avoid religious subjects the chance to experience it without feeling like they are making a huge spiritual commitment.
The script may be devoid of thought, but the acting definitely strikes a chord.
The Indiana Department of Education recently released the results of the Indiana Reading Evaluation and Determination test for 2014.
Bloomington Police Department has begun preparations for Little 500 weekend.
A 14-year-old girl reported to the Bloomington Police Department that her father touched her inappropriately and threatened to punch her in the face.
With less than two weeks until Election Day, early voter turnout is outpacing previous years.
No. 67 IU begins its quest for the NCAA Tournament against No. 55 Minnesota on Thursday. IU lost 4-3 against Minnesota earlier this season in Bloomington.
The IU softball team (14-33-1, 4-13) was ready for a turnaround Wednesday.
The team is set to compete at the 120th running of the historic Penn Relays, the highest-attended track and field meet in the United States.
This season has been incredible for Indiana Pacers center Roy Hibbert, and not in a good way.
Late professor of biology Carlos Miller bequeathed almost $4.2 million to the IU Department of Biology, the largest donation ever made to the department.
The Asian Culture Center staged its own Holi festival Wednesday at Collins Living-Learning Center.
Next year's Themester will be “Eat, Drink, Think: Food from Art to Science.”