Heartbreaking loss sees IU womens soccer team out of Big Ten tourney
The IU women’s soccer team lost its first-round game in the Big Ten Tournament to Ohio State 2-1 on Thursday.
The IU women’s soccer team lost its first-round game in the Big Ten Tournament to Ohio State 2-1 on Thursday.
This year’s Big Ten Tournament might be a little bit different for the IU men’s soccer team, which enters the competition as the defending tournament champion and Big Ten regular season champion for a second straight year.
A win Saturday could mean more than the Hoosiers controlling their own destiny. It might help them control their destination.
Ray Fisher seems very unimposing in person. At 5-foot-9, the sophomore wide receiver stands several inches shorter than the average cornerback. But what separates Fisher from other receivers his size is his ability to make other people flat out miss tackles in the field.
IU Hospital, located in Indianapolis, will add a second facility to its dialysis unit next year to aid in the expansion of its home services.
Anyone longing for the special Italian sauce specific to Greek’s Pizzeria’s pizza pies will have to wait a little longer than anticipated, said Greek’s owner Kyle Hawkins.
The Monroe County Democratic Party is considering requesting a recount for the District 2 city council race, but will wait until the two provisional ballots are counted next week to decide.
Bloomington’s annual Miss Gay Bloomington pageant has been postponed. The event, which was supposed to take place this Sunday, has been rescheduled for sometime in February at Jake’s Night Club and Bar.
Picketers march during a strike by television and film writers.
California sued the federal government Thursday to force a decision about whether the state can impose the nation’s first greenhouse gas emission standards for cars and light trucks.
President Bush greeted astronauts back home from a space mission and set about helping Senate Republican John Cornyn rally to raise money for re-election.
Masked gunmen opened fire on students returning from a march in which tens of thousands of Venezuelans denounced President Hugo Chavez’s attempts to expand his power through constitutional changes.
While most IU students will sit through classes until Thanksgiving break, 49 Kelley School of Business students will travel to India for a week to see places such as the Taj Mahal and visit a member of India’s parliament.
Despite the recent decrease in temperature, the Student Recreational Sports Center will be as hot as a tropical island in the coming months. Whether it’s jogging around the indoor track or swimming laps in the pool, the cold and windy conditions outdoors are not keeping students from their usual workouts.
The Asian Culture Center is offering the fifth installment of its weekly talk series, “Who are Asian-Pacific Americans?” with a lunch discussion focusing around “International Students and Asian Americans.”
An IU study has found strong evidence that prenatal exposure to alcohol causes behavioral problems in children.
IU will host its first conference on obesity, “Obesity: Causes, Consequences and Policy Challenges” starting at 8:30 a.m. Friday in Wylie Hall Room 005. The conference, sponsored by the Bureau of Social Science Research and the Department of Economics, will feature various researchers and professors presenting topics such as “Free Trade Makes You Fat,” “The Economics of Obesity” and “Public Views on the Causes of Obesity.”
At 5 p.m. Friday, the Asian Culture Center, with the help of the Indian Students Association and the Mathers Museum of World Cultures, will begin its celebration of Diwali, the Hindu Festival of Lights.
For a fun evening, theater fans should check out the Bloomington Playwright’s Project’s newest production, “Fatal Attraction: A Greek Tragedy.”
The African American Arts Institute’s ensembles will inaugurate their performance seasons Saturday evening with the 14th annual “A Potpourri of Arts in the African American Tradition.”