Heading into this weekend’s series against the Iowa Hawkeyes, the IU softball team is coming off of a doubleheader win against Ball State.
IU (18-20, 8-3) travels to Ann Arbor, Mich., on Friday for the beginning of a three-game series against the Wolverines (22-17, 5-7).
Originally a team of ROTC women, Army Women had five riders in the top 40 of Individual Time Trials and two in the Miss ’N Out semifinals as well as placing sixth in Team Pursuit.
On Saturday, Phi Delta Theta will try to be the first team to win the Little 500 from the pole position since Dodds House in 1998. No team from the front row has won since 2000.
Thomas E. Stringer spent more than three decades quietly building his legal career in Florida, working his way up from an assistant state attorney to appeals court judge in the Tampa Bay area. In 2007, he was inducted into his law school’s hall of fame.
A coastal wildfire spread Thursday near one of the busiest tourist stretches in South Carolina, burning dozens of homes and forcing hundreds to flee in the middle of the night. No injuries were reported and officials said the blaze appeared to be heading several miles north of the most densely populated areas.
Despite pressure from Republican representatives, Speaker of the House Patrick Bauer, D-South Bend, did not act on the measure before the deadline for the third reading of bills passed April 15.
What used to be the biggest form of transportation is now acting as a more eco-friendly way of getting around.
Researchers on Tuesday at a conference in Hatfield, England, revealed that they had discovered a new planet outside of our home solar system that is less than twice the size of Earth.
With President Michael McRobbie effectively eliminating official pathways for student input in selecting the commencement speaker, it’s time to take matters into our own hands.
On April 18, 1945, war correspondent Ernie Pyle was shot in the temple by machine-gun fire on the Japanese island of Ie Shima. He died instantly, but his legacy will endure in the hearts of many for a long time to come.
WE SAY Those who carried out illegal Bush administration policies should be prosecuted.
U.S. Olympian and IU senior Christina Loukas won a national championship in the 1-meter springboard competition Thursday at the Speedo USA Diving Spring Nationals in Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
The Little Fifty, a growing IU tradition, kicks off Little 500 weekend today with the women’s race at 7 p.m. and the men’s race at 9 p.m. at the Robert C. Haugh Complex.
The second IU Energy Challenge began March 25 and ended Wednesday. Residence halls and greek houses were encouraged to compete to see who could conserve the most energy in four weeks.
Tipton County has an unfinished factory, might lose millions of dollars invested in the bonds and wants Chrysler to pay the county back.
Four days after graduating from high school, Sarah Mordis woke up and couldn’t move the left side of her body. After being rushed to an area hospital, the then-18-year-old Mordis learned she suffered from a stroke and would have to relearn how to walk, talk and use her left arm. Now, she's graduating.
The Saudi Student Club is hosting an open house from 5 to 9 p.m. Thursday at the Hilton Garden Inn in downtown Bloomington. The event will include a dinner, cultural tour and panel discussion.
Educating students about issues like national security in the United States is the goal of an IU student organization, the Student Alliance for National Security.
Students gathered around the clock tower Wednesday afternoon in support of IU’s silent victims of sexual assault. Stand Up and Be Counted 2009 honored Sexual Assault Awareness Month.
