Hoosiers defend title for second year at Firestone
The Hoosiers carded three solid rounds to tie St. Mary’s at 854, five strokes ahead of third-placed Iowa State.
The Hoosiers carded three solid rounds to tie St. Mary’s at 854, five strokes ahead of third-placed Iowa State.
If it feels like all the Hoosiers have done for four years is lose, well, they have. The football and basketball programs have combined for a staggering 41-95 record overall and a mind-blowing 14 wins and 74 losses in Big Ten competition
IU Athletics Director Fred Glass announced in July that the women’s basketball head coach agreed to a contract extension for an additional two seasons.
Two student organizations, Kelley Venture Capital and Private Equity Club and the Informatics, Technology, Entrepreneurship, and Computing Club, have been working in Bloomington to help students and other local entrepreneurs start businesses.
Senior Emily Fergason won the Oct. 7 episode of "Wheel of Fortune," a lifelong dream she has had.
Senior Kelsey Bidwell spent two weeks uncovering ancient artifacts with the Monte Testaccio archaeological project, one of the world’s largest archives of ancient Roman commerce.
Kappa Kappa Gamma is providing students with a new way to take a break from midterms with a free Zumba class open to all IU students and faculty at 7 p.m..
While selling T-shirts, sophomore business major Adam Swartz decided he wanted to create change and do something positive instead of putting money in his pocket. So, last year Swartz launched Green Dream Clothing Company.
“Tell People the Story: The Art of Gustav Potthoff,” an exhibit that is part of the Fall 2011 Themester, “Making War, Making Peace." will be from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. now until Sunday in the Indiana Memorial Union garden, which is near the Tree Suite Rooms.
Three people were killed in Odon, Ind., on Monday after being hit by a dump truck driven by a man from Bloomington collided with their vehicles.
Most incumbents in Monroe County have no challengers, including the race for Bloomington mayor. But the city council election features three challengers to sitting members.
Per an IU Athletics Department release, IU Coach Tom Crean has secondary violations filed against him. According to the release, Crean believed he could have contact with a recruit on Thursday, Oct. 6.
Rather than debate which language policy is best, I’d like to address a more pressing concern: people who don’t speak any language at all.
Recent political events have drawn attention to the question of what constitutes a fair system of taxation.
At IU, it seems the Left always has the loudest voice.
I’ve bemoaned men’s clothing choices in the past. In hot weather, however, women are the worst offenders.
This is supposed to be the time of year that hipsters layer vintage pea coats and sorority girls pull on their cherished North Face gear.
Student officers and representatives of Sierra Club gathered in Dunn Meadow on Monday to demonstrate alongside a model of a giant hand grasping an inhaler.
IU Athletics released a statement Monday announcing that junior guard Maurice Creek underwent surgery to repair a torn Achilles. The University said the incident occurred “away from the court” and that Creek’s status for this season is still undetermined.
Karen Hanson, IU-Bloomington’s provost and executive vice president, will leave IU on Feb. 1 for a position at the University of Minnesota.