IU blanked by No. 1 Penn State
Although the team trained to the best of its ability, the Hoosiers could not deliver, losing 52-0 to No. 1 Penn State without a single weight class pulling through to gain a win for the team.
Although the team trained to the best of its ability, the Hoosiers could not deliver, losing 52-0 to No. 1 Penn State without a single weight class pulling through to gain a win for the team.
After falling behind early in the first half, the IU women's basketball team couldn't quite crawl its way back, falling 59-56 to Butler Sunday at Hinkle Fieldhouse.
It was just a single shot, but to the IU basketball program and Hoosier fans everywhere, last year's game-winner by Christian Watford against Kentucky meant so much more.
“It’s just kind of an art therapy thing,” committee member Sarah McMahon said. “People get so stressed this time of year. This is such a simple way to help relieve it and forget about things that are really weighing you down.”
For 20 years, all I’ve heard were America’s phobic tales of the Middle East. I wanted to get the other side of the story. I never thought I would get that opportunity at age 20.
The 94-minute film will play at 7 p.m. Dec. 10 and 14 at the IU Cinema.
The show put on by nine-time Grammy winner John Legend felt more like an intimate conversation than a concert.
The Hoosier Open included an All-Big 12 athlete, a former Ivy League cross country champion, the defending ACC champion in the 1500m and the Big Ten cross country champion in IU senior Zach Mayhew, among others.
The Black Graduate Student Association and Hudson and Holland Scholars Program hope to increase cultural interaction among Bloomington children with the 2012 Diversity Toy Drive, which began Dec. 7 and will continue through Dec. 17.
IU brain scientists Karin Harman James and Tom James were at a Bloomington toy store watching children trade Pokemon cards when they had an idea to develop a study surrounding theories in cognitive neuroscience.
Suspense built over chicken fingers and French fries as about 15 children from the Lincoln Street Boys and Girls Club finished their dinners, the only things between them and a pile of Christmas presents in the Alpha Tau Omega living room.
The IU men's soccer team beat Georgetown 1-0 in the final of the NCAA championship Sunday afternoon.
Victor Oladipo landed dunk after dunk as the Hoosiers once again outran an overmatched non-conference foe, coming away with a 100-69 home victory against Central Connecticut State.
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Growing up with the program would have been a dream for many young soccer fans in the state of Indiana. IU Coach Todd Yeagley lived that dream. As soccer took its first steps in a basketball state, so too did the soccer program in Bloomington.
The first half came with plenty of drama as any College Cup would be expected to. Indiana maintained the offensive pressure throughout the majority of the half.
Central Connecticut State guard Kyle Vinales comes into Assembly Hall Saturday as the nation's leading scorer, but sophomore forward Cody Zeller and the Hoosiers have had a full week to prepare a plan to stop Vinales and the rest of the Blue Devil's starting five.
YouTube sensation has good year
A look at the events of Lee's incarceration and parole.
When the phone rang, Dana Jones was at his desk at the mission. The caller was from Indiana parole. “Do you take murderers?” the man asked, off-hand.“Yes,” Jones said. “We have before.”