Skip to Content, Navigation, or Footer.
Saturday, Dec. 20
The Indiana Daily Student

IUSA




IU vs. Purdue

Abell’s aim sinks Purdue

·

Purdue forward Robbie Hummel said the Boilermakers scouting report would allow Remy Abell to shoot the 3-pointer. The IU freshman guard who averaged 3.2 points per game had never played in Mackey Arena. He had only hit five 3-pointers in his entire IU career. He hadn’t even attempted a 3-pointer in the game.


The Indiana Daily Student

Turning the page on IU basketball

·

The Hoosiers’ 78-61 victory at Purdue on Saturday was a reminder this team is the first sign of water after wandering in the desert for what seemed like 40 years.

Rail Jam

Club rides in campus Rail Jam

·

It may have been almost 50 degrees Friday night in Bloomington, but many skiers and snowboarders had the chance to show off their moves at the IU Ski and Snowboard Club’s Rail Jam.   





Indiana University's Marching Hundred

Marching Hundred plays for Super Bowl crowd

·

Saturday night, the IU Marching Hundred played for a smaller crowd of teachers, friends and family. Twenty hours later, they would be performing before an audience of more than 60,000 screaming football fans.





Women's Basketball v. Iowa

Hoosiers lose to Iowa at Assembly Hall

·

After staying toe-to-toe with the Iowa Hawkeyes (14-10, 6-5), the Indiana women’s basketball team (5-19, 0-11) again fell short in its conference matchup, losing 83-64 Sunday afternoon in Assembly Hall.




The Indiana Daily Student

Workplace smoking bill fails in Senate

While Indiana lawmakers are considering a statewide smoking ban, another bill aimed at tobacco users will not become law during the 2012 legislative session.


The Indiana Daily Student

New manual defines grieving as depression

·

The fifth edition of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual for mental disorders will include bereavement as a sign of depression. Mental health professionals will be able to diagnose and medicate people who are experiencing the loss of a loved one as long as they meet an additional five of the 10 criteria listed in the DSM.


Black History Kickoff

Black History Month kicks off

·

A speech Thursday from Indiana’s first African-American female mayor launched Bloomington’s Black History Month celebrations, highlighting the progress African-American women have made from slave ships to the workforce.


The Indiana Daily Student

Evidence Dance Company delivers uplifting message

·

Ten Evidence dancers told stories of the African diaspora with their movements on the IU Auditorium stage Saturday. An audience of 700 people watched expressive jumps and turns set to music ranging from funky rhythm and blues to African drumming. The three dances each contained a message, bringing to light topics of self-image, slavery and universal compassion.