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Feeney likely out for season, Wilson pushing quarterback decision to end of week

Sophomore starting right guard Dan Feeney will likely miss the entire 2013 seasonafter suffering a lisfranc injury that will require surgery to his foot, IU Coach KevinWilson said Monday.

Column; IU no longer needs to secure its basketball border

It’s simply not realistic to have Indiana natives form a significant portion of eachrecruiting class. But the good news for IU is that it has reestablished itself as a topflight program, allowing it to pursue elite talent in all corners of the country.

The future of our food

Lab-grown food could be cultivated to contain all of the proteins and nutrients necessary to our body, without any of the excess waste.

For Christ(ie)'s sake

But could a butterfly get a man elected President of the United States?

A letter to me

I could tell you how the story unfolds — which major you choose, which girlfriend breaks your heart, which fraternity rejects you. But I can’t in good conscious deny you the mystery that captivates your college experience.

IU study gauges graduate students’ financial literacy

IU officials are studying the financial literacy of graduate and professional students to determine students’ financial priorities and concerns.

OnCourse layout undergoes redesign

OnCourse, IU’s primary website for teacher-student interaction, was updated over the summer to improve its layout and functions.

Abroad in Bloomington

Just like studying abroad, you will go through several phases upon starting life at IU.

Asian center connects international students

More than 100 new international students gathered at the Asian Cultural Center Tuesday.The afternoon tea allowed students to learn about the center’s resources and role on campus.

Locals join walking club for group-led exercise

Local residents have taken notice of the Bloomington Walking Club in the last few months. The group, which was founded last May through IU Health Bloomington Hospital Community Health, City of Bloomington Parks and Recreation and the Indiana Running Company, was created in order to provide the opportunity for group-led walks in a safe and comfortable environment.

Ground broken for new energy site

Major construction for Hoosier Energy’s new headquarters on the south side of Bloomington began this week after breaking ground Aug. 13. Their new headquarters will be northeast of the intersection of Tapp Road and State Road 37.

Cheaney to leave for Saint Louis

Multiple media outlets have reported that Director of Basketball Operations Calbert Cheaney will leave IU for an assistant coaching job at Saint Louis University.

Former rugby coach returns to IU club

The IU Rugby club recently decided to move in a new direction with the head coach following a loss in the Big Ten Final Four last spring.

Platoon system helps build leaders

IU Coach Kevin Wilson used military training to encourage leadership within the football team.

Roundtree brings fun to Club 105

If you follow any Twitter or Instagram account associated with the team, you’ve seen #Club105.Yeah, that was Zek.

Economics lecturer discusses textbook market

Prices for students studying in the science fields can spend upwards of $700 per semester. But the Internet is changing the game for the textbook industry.

Construction under way for new Hoosier Energy headquarters

Hoosier Energy, a cooperative servicing a 15,000 square-mile area, is relocating to a new headquarters. Construction began on the new facility this week.

OnCourse offers new look, improved student-teacher interaction

The online student portal has been revamped. The new design is meant to facilitate communication between students and instructors and provide new functions for users.

IU fund invests in commercial drones

PrecisionHawk's drone technologies work to aid farmers by collecting information from their own fields.

Bowl of Cole