Sports commentator to speak at IU
Former UCLA men’s basketball coach and current ESPN and ABC sports commentator Steve Lavin will speak tonight at 6:30 p.m. in the Ernie Pyle Auditorium.
Former UCLA men’s basketball coach and current ESPN and ABC sports commentator Steve Lavin will speak tonight at 6:30 p.m. in the Ernie Pyle Auditorium.
With several teams ranked ahead of the No. 21 Hoosiers at the Big Ten championships this past weekend, IU coach Ray Looze knew it would be nearly impossible to repeat as Big Ten champions.
Sometimes the schedule can be unforgiving.
EVANSTON, Ill. – After a week of turmoil, Saturday night’s game against Northwestern almost seemed like an afterthought.
With apologies to Director of Athletics Rick Greenspan and President Michael McRobbie, the real leader of IU is its men’s basketball coach. To this day, you can’t wear Hoosier paraphernalia outside Indiana without someone bringing up Bobby Knight, and he hasn’t coached at IU in eight years.
How’s this for a plot line: Team Hollywood, in the midst of a conference championship race, loses its coach for reasons beyond its control. The team members are rather peeved after hearing the news that their leader has been dismissed and several players skip practice the day before an important game to protest the decision. They blow off some steam. They rage against the injustice of it all. Then, they have a change of heart. Everyone boards the team plane the next day, and Team Hollywood pulls out a three-point victory with a new head coach to continue its pursuit of a championship.
Dutch performers Jacques Ogg, Wilbert Hazelzet and Jaap ter Linden will be playing a free recital tomorrow night focusing on music of the Baroque period. They will perform at 8:30 p.m. in the IU Jacobs School of Music Recital Hall.
Twirling movement, straight-line walking and conceptual thinking powered Woodburn Hall 100 Saturday for “The Body Politic: Dance Performances in Sites that Shape Our Lives,” hosted by the School of Health, Physical Education and Recreation’s contemporary dance program.
“O Lovely Glowworm,” written by Glen Berger, is the story of a goat trying to figure out the meaning of his existence in accordance with who or what he is.
“Chug it, chug it, chug it!” an enthusiastic Bluebird crowd chanted to Phil Vassar as he held his cup of beer Thursday night during his Bloomington stop on his first-ever acoustic tour. A fun college crowd is what Vassar was hoping for, and that is exactly what he got.
Under the soft glow of stage lights, about 80 people streamed in and out of the Frangipani Room at the Indiana Memorial Union Saturday evening for the premiere of the University tWITS sketch comedy show.
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As a guest speaker for the IU Center for International Business Education and Research at IUPUI, Zhou spoke on the subject of China’s peaceful and sustainable development and U.S. relations.
INDIANAPOLIS – John McCain, the Republican nominee for president, made his case to Hoosier voters in a campaign visit Friday in Indianapolis. More than 100 of his supporters and members of the public turned out at the Emmis Communication building for the town hall-style meeting led by the Arizona senator.
Editor in Chief Carrie Ritchie reflects on 141 years of the IDS
After owning a clothing line funded by R. Kelly and jewelry kiosks at the College Mall in Bloomington, IU alumnus Shannon Hogan opens up the first T-Mobile store in Bloomington.