Woodlawn field closes for water line installation
Woodlawn Field and Track will temporarily close June 14-25 to enable water line installation for the School of Health, Physical Education and Recreation Courtyard Project.
Woodlawn Field and Track will temporarily close June 14-25 to enable water line installation for the School of Health, Physical Education and Recreation Courtyard Project.
A few years ago, I considered myself above reality TV.
Who has two thumbs and doesn’t care about the World Cup? This guy — and you shouldn’t, either.
Part 2 of a two-column series on Robert Zubrin's plan for putting humans on Mars within a decade
WE SAY The latest primary results show we’re closer than ever to being comfortable with female political leaders, but at least one obstacle still lingers.
University of Nebraska officials confirmed today that the school has applied to join the Big Ten conference and expects to be expected. For more coverage of changes in the Big Ten, be sure to check the Hoosier Hype blog.
Michigan State's highly respected coach visited the Cleveland Cavaliers on Thursday to get a firsthand inspection of a franchise undergoing a major makeover as it prepares to try and re-sign LeBron James, the free-agent-of-a-generation.
It's easy to find cultural resources on campus.
The two main workout facilities on campus each attract their own loyal band of followers.
When you've got money to spend or wish you did, try some of these close-to-campus shopping favorites.
When you don't feel like walking, you can still make your way around campus. Here's how.
Instead of facing long lines and high prices at the bookstore, some students choose to buy their books online.
With more than 40 clubs ranging from aikido to bass fishing to volleyball, IU offers a variety of sporting options to students who want to try something new or continue to pursue a passion they have held throughout their lives.
Interior designer Meredith Echolls is the owner of Spire Design Group. Here's what she had to say about making the most out of a small space.
These alumni made it big. You could be next.
IU traditions, beginning in 1820 when the school was founded, go deeper than candy-cane colors and a catchy tune. The Little 500 bicycle race, Hoosier basketball, the Kelley School of Business and the scenic campus are only a few of the attractions that create the “glory of old IU.”
From 1938 until 1962, Herman B Wells served as University president. During his 25-year presidency, IU expanded to include the streets, buildings and student population that make it what it is today.
Some degrees defy convention. One student majors in comedy writing, while others pursue offbeat topics such as violin making or concert and festival production. A few years ago, a student created a major in beer. He studied entrepreneurial brewing in hopes of eventually opening his own microbrewery. Those zany degrees attract attention, but they’re just as tough as any other on campus.
Some alums we wish we could forget.