Gahm leads charge to 4th-place finish
IU was able to crawl its way back into the pack at the Indiana Invitational, finishing fourth out of 15 teams.
IU was able to crawl its way back into the pack at the Indiana Invitational, finishing fourth out of 15 teams.
What if all text messages amongst IU coaches and athletes were public information?
The IU softball team will travel to Louisville, Ky., today to take on the Cardinals in a non-conference matchup.
Three IU errors and five hit batsmen told the story as IU (18-10) lost 6-1 to Miami (Ohio) (14-14) Tuesday in Oxford, Ohio.
The Bloomington Faculty Council met Tuesday to discuss an update on math credit and policy reform.
The Career Development Center has made finding a job easier for students by sponsoring the Summer Jobs Fair from 1 to 4 p.m. Wednesday in Alumni Hall in the Indiana Memorial Union.
About 20 IU community members gathered Tuesday in State Room East in the Indiana Memorial Union to view the hour and a half-long teach-in.
For the second time this year, an Indiana law, if passed, would set stricter requirements for abortions.
A quick look at legislation related to key topics that passed committee last week.
Federal prosecutors have launched a new campaign with local law enforcement to crack down on violent criminals.
Let’s hope the homophobic movement’s exposure of its true aims will lead to its unraveling.
WE SAY something’s gotta give when it comes to our national debt.
In their time away, the Democrats have been “closeted” away and “far out on a limb,” having “forced changes” and “killed bills.”
Barack Obama has already pushed himself off to an early start by waking up all of his supporters at 6 a.m. with a text message declaring his candidacy.
According to a new study conducted at the University of California and Harvard Medical School, the current cholera epidemic in Haiti could spread to nearly 800,000 people.
We need to start taxing the rich again and quickly. We already economically resemble a banana republic; let’s hope we fix inequality before we start acting like one.
Five days, five bikes, 7,710 miles and $45,000 for one school — this is Bike to Uganda’s goal.
Today marks the annual TOMS Shoes event, One Day Without Shoes. Across IU’s campuses — and schools throughout the nation — students are choosing to walk to class barefoot.
Jonathan Sehring, president of IFC Entertainment, which is distributing “Cave of Forgotten Dreams,” introduced director Werner Herzog’s 3-D documentary Monday at the IU Cinema.
When Grace Wallace told her dad three years ago that she would be attending Butler University the following fall, he only had one regret.