7 women compete for Miss IU crown
As the curtains were open, seven women posed in business wear, bathing suits and formal gowns to compete in the 2009 Miss IU Pageant on Saturday.
As the curtains were open, seven women posed in business wear, bathing suits and formal gowns to compete in the 2009 Miss IU Pageant on Saturday.
Ludacris will perform at 8:30 p.m. April 23 behind Alpha Tau Omega and Acacia fraternities during Little 500 week. The concert proceeds will benefit IU Dance Marathon, which supports the Ryan White Infectious Disease Center at Riley Children’s Hospital, said Chris Myers, junior and director of fundraising for IUDM.
Phi Delta Theta qualified first for the men's Little 500 this past weekend. Teter qualified first for the women's race, recording the fastest-ever qualifying time in the history of the women's race.
Martial Arts expert Dave Castoldi doesn’t teach self-defense for big, strong people. Instead, he teaches self-defense techniques for which size and strength don’t matter.
On one of the colder, drearier days since spring has arrived, IU’s Habitat for Humanity chapter held its 11th annual 5K run/walk in Bloomington.
The IU women's basketball team lost in the quarterfinals of the WNIT, ending its 21-win season.
Hermant Mehta, author of the book “I Sold My Soul on eBay: Viewing Faith Through an Atheist’s Eyes,” will be speaking to night.
As March Madness dwindles to the Final Four, so does the search for the next vice provost for student affairs and dean of students.
In honor of Founder’s Day and to teach students more about IU traditions and culture, sophomore Christian Hines said he thought of one speaker to provide the knowledge: Chancellor Ken Gros Louis.
Students tossed their way through round after round of quality competition to compete in the annual Campus Cornhole Championships on Saturday.
Sigma Phi Epsilon presented this year's Hoosier Sweetheart, a philanthropy to support YouthAIDS.
Eric Arnett lunged from a soggy mound, sending every inch of his slender, 6-foot-5 frame flailing toward the wet grass in his last heave of Saturday’s 3-2 win against No. 25 Minnesota.
INDIANAPOLIS – To many in Indiana, there are four holidays in the calendar year: Christmas, Easter, Thanksgiving and the beginning of the Indiana High School Athletic Association’s sectional tournaments for boys basketball.
NORMAL, Ill. – Coaching sometimes is so black and white, everyone seems to think they can to do a better job.
While some students spent their spring break partying in warm areas, I saved the world by shooting zombies in Africa.
“American Idol,” now in its eighth season, promises to turn its winner into an overnight celebrity. While on the show, the contestants are trained by elite vocal coaches and sometimes given as much press attention as Paris Hilton. The finalists get the rock star treatment, which apparently involves being subjected to the smoke and mirrors that is the entertainment industry.
William H. Seward was one of the most hated politicians of his day.
Looking at the current efforts of IUSA to lobby for a statewide tax holiday on school supplies, a project that could easily span years, it’s easy to see how one bad administration can ruin the reputation of the entire organization.
The search for Dean of Students Dick McKaig's replacement has narrowed to four candidates.