Indiana heartland rocker John Mellencamp was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Monday during a ceremony at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel. SLIDESHOW: Induction Ceremony
Three Bloomington residents were arrested Tuesday morning after the Bloomington Police Department found a Bloomington man stabbed to death.
Devin Ebanks, who has an opt-out clause in his letter-of-intent, told the Indiana Daily Student on Friday during halftime of the Hoosier game that he is still unsure of his college decision. BLOG: Basketblog
Presidential candidate Sen. Barack Obama will visit Indianapolis Saturday trying to gain an early foothold in a state whose 72 delegates will play an important role in who grabs the Democratic nomination.
IU junior distance runner Wendi Robinson knew she would probably be spending her spring break in Arkansas on Jan. 25.
IU senior forward D.J. White was named Big Ten Player of the Year on Monday, both by the media and by conference coaches. White was the unanimous choice of all coaches in the Big Ten. BLOG: Basketblog
The Hoosiers dropped several spots in the NCAA men’s basketball polls today following Sunday’s loss at Penn State. BLOG: Basketblog
Guard Jamarcus Ellis missed No. 18 Indiana's regular-season finale Sunday against Penn State because of disciplinary reasons. BLOG: Basketblog
The IU men's basketball team lost their final regular-season contest this afternoon on the road at the hands of Penn State. BLOG: Basketblog
The No. 18 IU men’s basketball team will look to keep its defensive intensity when it travels to Penn State Sunday in the final game of the regular season.
With both teams likely needing a win to keep their NCAA tournament hopes alive, the IU women’s basketball team and Purdue battled back-and-forth for 35 minutes of the Big Ten Tournament quarterfinals. The Boilermakers went on an 11-0 run, ensuring a 64-54 victory.
After fighting for his life after being burned in an apartment fire, Bill Kapoun passed away Saturday morning.
These days, words such as “assassin,” “attack” and “kill” are generally not taken lightly. As a result, many had mixed reactions about an Indiana Daily Student article about a campus group called the “Assassin’s Guild,” which ran Feb. 26.
Sophomore quarterback Kellen Lewis has been suspended indefinitely for an unspecified violation of team rules. BLOG: Under The Rock PODCAST: Hoosier Headlines
Any lingering NCAA Tournament hopes likely faded for the IU women’s basketball team March 7 with a second-round loss to rival Purdue in the Big Ten Tournament. What future awaits the Hoosiers now is all speculation. BLOG: Above The Rim
IU has made major renovations on Oncourse and OneStart, improving the user interface as well as increasing the program’s functionality and the amount of available applications. The upgrades took place between Feb. 15 and Feb. 21.
With almost half of the team hailing from the Golden State, an area known for its water polo prowess, spectators might sit poolside at an IU practice and wonder which Hoosiers are from California.
Last April, sophomore David Lota received an e-mail from the Recording Industry Association of America stating he was being sued for copyright infringement, and he later had to pay $4,000 for illegally downloading music.
IU looked like it got a bit of its fight back in its final home game of the season. Maybe its surge late in the second half of Wednesday’s game was a sign that this team still believes it is playing for something greater than itself. Or maybe it just wanted to give Adam Ahlfeld a chance to double his career scoring average on Senior Night. Whatever the motivation, the Hoosiers need to carry that incentive into Sunday’s regular season finale at Penn State if they want to enter the postseason with any kind of momentum.
While some IU students are looking forward to spending their spring breaks on the beaches of Florida or Mexico, IU senior jumper Kyle Jenkins hopes to spend next weekend indoors in Arkansas.
