Hoosiers snap losing streak with late goal
It looked as if the IU men’s soccer team was headed for an overtime period Wednesday until freshman forward Eriq Zavaleta connected on the go-ahead goal to give IU a 1-0 victory against Butler.
It looked as if the IU men’s soccer team was headed for an overtime period Wednesday until freshman forward Eriq Zavaleta connected on the go-ahead goal to give IU a 1-0 victory against Butler.
On Aug. 2, National Geographic Kids announced a collaboration with First Lady Michelle Obama to break the world record of the most people doing jumping jacks.
He just underwent his third major surgery in the last 22 months, but you wouldn’t know it by looking at Maurice Creek.
IU's six seniors have never defeated Purdue. Thursday's match is their final chance.
After the current administration entered office last spring, one of its goals was to update the website, which it began doing early this school year.
Since it assumed office in April, the current Big Six IU Student Association administration has spent approximately 30 percent of its announced $91,400 operating budget.
Former tagger moves to canvas

Ind. Secretary of State Charlie White, who is being investigated for voter fraud, hand-delivered a criminal complaint of voter fraud against former Senator Evan Bayh, D-Ind., and his wife, Susan.
Street artist paints for the city
The Bloomington Historic Preservation Commission will consider a proposal to turn the Elm Heights neighborhood into an historic preservation district during their meeting today.
Presidential candidate and Texas Governor Rick Perry spoke in Indianapolis Wednesday.
'Senna' makes sports beautiful and tragic
Jack's Mannequin still a thing
The Language Flagship, a project of the National Security Education Program within the United States’ Department of Defense, selected IU as the sole location for its program in Turkish and other Turkic languages.
A partnership between IU and IU Health will make health care easier to access through an initiative to assist IU employees, retirees and their families, according to a press release.
When now-President Michael McRobbie was Chief Information Officer for IU, he had a vision of an information technology team that would lead in research and innovation. Yesterday, that vision became more concrete with the formal dedication of the $37 million Cyberinfrastructure Building.
First Nations Education and Cultural Center hosts Craft Night typically at 6 p.m. every Thursday. The night involves teaching various Native American crafts, are a way to bring in students who may not know where FNECC is located.
The College of Arts and Sciences will honor four alumni and the 2011 Distinguished Faculty Award recipient at its annual recognition banquet Oct. 21.
Three faculty members at IU’s Maurer School of Law will take a closer look at the Libyan conflict overseas.