Column: Oladipo is surprise top scorer
The sophomore guard tied a career high with 16 points against Stony Brook on Friday and then bested that mark, adding 21 points Sunday.
The sophomore guard tied a career high with 16 points against Stony Brook on Friday and then bested that mark, adding 21 points Sunday.
After only attempting one 3-pointer and scoring four points in Friday’s season opener against Stony Brook , a more aggressive Hulls knocked down 6-of-9 from behind the arc Sunday in IU’s 78-53 victory against Chattanooga.
Junior goalkeeper Luis Soffner succeeded for a ninth time this season in shutting out IU’s opponent. The problem was, he didn’t shut out his own teammate, senior Tommy Meyer.
IU (2-0) rode the momentum of its defensive effort to a 78-53 win against Chattanooga (0-1) in the first game of the Hoosier Invitational at Assembly Hall.
IU fell to the Central Arkansas Sugar Bears, 58-46, Friday in Conway, Ark. The Hoosiers kept a 30-21 lead with 14:20 remaining in the game and won the rebounding battle 40-31, but it wasn’t enough in a match that featured four ties and nine lead changes.
Redshirt freshman Tyler Walsh added his second tournament title to his IU career Saturday.
The men clinched their tournament berth during the weekend with an automatic qualification by finishing second in the 10K NCAA Great Lakes Regional with 70 points. The men finished 20 points behind Wisconsin.
At the “Journey of Hope” musical production Friday at the Buskirk-Chumley Theater, the troupe Choir 37 proudly displayed diverse African musical traditions.
The DeVault Alumni Center, Ashton Center and Phi Mu sorority were announced Friday as this year’s Fall Energy Challenge winners.
Tim Bagwell spent Veterans Day protesting war with a staple gun and copies of his anti-war poems.
After junior middle blocker Samantha Thrower managed three straight kills to cap off a five-set Senior Night victory against the Iowa Hawkeyes, the collective feeling of relief could be felt throughout University Gym.
Lamar Campbell and other Indianapolis-based gospel musicians were in Bloomington on Saturday for the day-long “Why We Sing: Indianapolis Gospel Music in Church, Community and Industry” conference at the Neal-Marshall Black Culture Center. The day concluded with a concert and performance featuring Campbell and a local volunteer choir.
For three nights this week, the kingdom of Far, Far Away will come to Bloomington. “Shrek the Musical” will be at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday at the IU Auditorium.
For the 43rd and final show of her solo tour, Wisconsin singer Anna Vogelzang performed Saturday at The Bishop. She belted her lyrics to an attentive audience despite her fatigue from the night before — she had played in Indianapolis with belly dancers and fire-eaters, she informed her listeners.
Zach Ammerman was named the spring 2012 IDS editor-in-chief Friday following the fall meeting of the IU Student Media publications board.
This week is International Education Week at IU and in more than 100 countries worldwide, an event that was first observed in 2000 and was a joint initiative of the U.S. departments of State and Education, according to the event’s website.
After tree loss due to a May storm, IU students, faculty, staff and community members participated in a Tree Campus USA tree planting. The IU-Bloomington Tree Campus USA steering committee organized the event, which took place Friday and began in Dunn Meadow.
The Midwestern rock climbing community came together Saturday to participate in the Moves for Muir competition, a fundraiser for the Muir Valley in Kentucky at the Hoosier Heights Indoor Rock Climbing Gym.
During the past decade, the importance of growth in defense spending in Indiana has been one of the untold stories about the state’s economy, according to a report by the Indiana Business Research Center.
A Bloomington man was arrested early Sunday after police thought the prop gun he had in his hand was an actual revolver.