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Field hockey drops pair of midwest matchups

By Thomas Stenner · Monday, Oct. 2,2017 11:08 p.m.

IU is tied with Ohio State for last place in the Big Ten.

Then-sophomore, now senior Madison Appel serves the ball during a women's tennis doubles match against West Virginia in March 2017.

Women's tennis takes the courts for first time this season

By Dylan Wallace · Monday, Oct. 2,2017 11:07 p.m.

All IU players pick up victories in Hoosier Classic.

Ramsey to replace Lagow as starting quarterback

By Jake Thomer · Monday, Oct. 2,2017 11:07 p.m.

IU Coach Tom Allen announced a change in quarterback at Monday's press conference.

IU President Michael McRobbie greets John Cleese on Sunday afternoon at the IU Auditorium. John Cleese was a member of Monty Python, one of the most prolific comedy groups in history.

John Cleese talks Monty Python and criticizing politicians at the IU Auditorium

By Katelyn Haas · Monday, Oct. 2,2017 1:10 a.m.

Cleese sat down with IU President Michael McRobbie on Sunday for a talk on comedy and politics.

New IU Police Academy director discusses new internal investigation responsibility

By Christine Fernando · Monday, Oct. 2,2017 12:49 a.m.

Major Nick Luce wants to build on the legacy left for him.

Dr. Sylvia Martinez, associate professor in the School of Education, presents her research findings that examine the role that Latino ethnic identity plays in participation at La Casa in a Sept. 19 talk. La Casa is the Latino Cultural Center established to achieve a greater historical, political and cultural awareness regarding Latinxs through educational and social programs.

La Casa strives to connect students inside and outside the Latino community

By Christine Stephenson · Monday, Oct. 2,2017 12:49 a.m.

La Casa works to create a "buffet of opportunities” for students.

Argument over stolen phone leads to knife fight by Steak 'n Shake

By IDS staff · Monday, Oct. 2,2017 12:48 a.m.

The fight became physical after an argument between the two men.

Nan Miller holds her cat Snickers before the pet blessing on Saturday. The Trinity Episcopal Church held a pet blessing in celebration of Saint Francis' feast day.

Local nonprofits organize service fair and blessing service for pets

By Jaden Amos · Monday, Oct. 2,2017 12:48 a.m.

Dogs and cats were blessed this weekend in honor of St. Francis.

Nickole Gonser begins to paint her dog Lucy at Paint Your Pet on Sunday. Participants used custom-made paint-by-numbers to guide their paintings.

'She's just so funny and derpy looking': people paint pictures of their pets at Pourhouse

By Peter Talbot · Monday, Oct. 2,2017 12:47 a.m.

Participants painted pictures of their pets to raise money for a dog sanctuary.

IU students from all campuses will be able to use CrimsonCards, the successor to CampusAccess cards. Students must switch over to the new cards before June 30.

IU saves $102,000 with switch to CrimsonCard

By Sheila Raghavendran · Monday, Oct. 2,2017 12:47 a.m.

IU patrons have until summer 2018 to make the change to CrimsonCards.

Sophomore Jessica Felker, Melissa Blunck, director of the Women in STEM LLC, and sophomore Neha Patel sit in the Women in STEM LLC on Sept. 27. The Women in STEM LLC started in 2012 as a thematic community before becoming an official LLC located in Wells Quad.

Women in STEM LLC moves into Wells Quad

By Libby Grossman · Monday, Oct. 2,2017 12:46 a.m.

The LLC gives female students a strong support group.

"Urinetown" opens IU Theatre season

By Clark Gudas · Monday, Oct. 2,2017 12:43 a.m.

Musical “Urinetown” opened IU Theatre’s 2017-18 season.

Nicholas Gray and Georgia Dalton dance in "Dances for Two."  The ballet will play at the Musical Arts Center on Sept. 29 at 7:30 p.m. and Sept. 30 at 2 p.m. and 7:30 p.m.

IU Opera and Ballet Theater's fall ballet, "Dances for Two," showcases partner work

By Jake Taylor · Monday, Oct. 2,2017 12:42 a.m.

IU's fall ballet, "Dances for Two" was performed on Sept. 29 and Sept. 30 at the Musical Arts Center.

“Death of an Assassin” is the true story of a German assassin who flees to America. He later dies in the Mexican American war, defending Robert E. Lee.

COLUMN: IU alumna writes nonfiction book about a German-American mystery

By Audrey Lee · Monday, Oct. 2,2017 12:41 a.m.

Ann Marie Ackermann talks about her book inspired by a 150-year-old diary.

Volleyball drops second-straight match to Purdue

By Dylan Wallace · Monday, Oct. 2,2017 12:37 a.m.

IU lost to Purdue 3-0 for the second straight match.

Juan Alvarado runs a video camera during the IU men's soccer game Saturday night. Alvarado did play-by-play for the Spanish-language broadcast during the IU vs. Notre Dame game on Sept. 26 and will do the same for future games against Kentucky, Butler and Wisconsin.

La Primera Vez: Men's soccer debuts Spanish-language broadcast

By Michael Ramirez · Monday, Oct. 2,2017 12:37 a.m.

For the first time, IU Athletics is offering Spanish-language broadcasts of men's soccer games.

Then-sophomore, now junior Kyle Mau runs in the Sam Bell Invitational on Sept. 30, 2017 at the IU cross-country course. Mau finished 49th in the NCAA National Championship race this season.

IU cross-country teams impress on their home course

By Murphy Wheeler · Monday, Oct. 2,2017 12:36 a.m.

The men’s team finished first, while the women’s team finished second at the Sam Bell Invitational.

Redshirt junior forward Mykayla Brown passes the ball against Illinois on Oct. 1 at Bill Armstrong Stadium. IU will not make the postseason after reaching the Big Ten Tournament last season.

Women's soccer can't capitalize against last-place Illinois at home

By Phillip Steinmetz · Monday, Oct. 2,2017 12:36 a.m.

The Hoosiers go 0-2-1 in three-game home stretch.

Bloomington Blotter: mistaken McDonald's orders and burning logs

By IDS staff · Monday, Oct. 2,2017 12:07 a.m.

A woman found a log on fire in her backyard.

Something in the night

By Jack Evans · Monday, Oct. 2,2017 12:01 a.m.

As a deadly disease ravages bat populations, researchers work to find out what the world stands to lose.

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