IU begins season with 1-2 record
The IU baseball team finished the Caravelle Resort Invitational with an upset win against No.18 Coastal Carolina
The IU baseball team finished the Caravelle Resort Invitational with an upset win against No.18 Coastal Carolina
The IU women’s swimming and diving team left the rest of the Big Ten in its wake this week, claiming its third straight title and winning by a 243-point margin (821-578) against runner-up Minnesota.
The School of Fine Arts Gallery will be renamed the Grunwald Gallery of Art to honor John A. Grunwald, an IU alumnus and Holocaust survivor who died in 2009.
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The annual Political and Civic Engagement Program Issues Forum Saturday encouraged students to practice democratic deliberation on immigration.
All of IU’s important administrators were milling around, talking to one another. Then Trustee Patrick Shoulders hummed the Indiana fight song, and everyone rushed to their seats.
School of Public and Environmental Affairs assistant professor Ashlyn Nelson and six of her colleagues from New York University, Northwestern University and University of Connecticut were granted $800,000 by the MacArthur Foundation to assist their study of the impact of home foreclosures on academic performance.
IU junior guard Verdell Jones said Saturday’s outcome was a result of two things: energy and focus.
That wonderful little word “it,” at least in the IU basketball dictionary, could be lots of different things. Ultimately, it means winning basketball games.
The IU softball team finished the USF Tournament with a record of 3-2 giving it a 5-5 record on the season.
Senior Kurt Kinser returned to action from an injury Friday, but upsets of senior Paul Young and junior Matt Powless cost the Hoosiers as they fell to rival Purdue 21-12 in the final dual of the regular season.
When No. 34 DePaul faced No. 47 IU on Friday, it was clear which team was dominant. It was the lower-ranked Hoosiers.
Bluebird Nightclub attendees were sweating and swaying together as music united the crowd. Fans danced so hard the floor trembled. At the Jip Jop and Main Squeeze concert Saturday, the music was nonstop.
IU Cinema Director Jon Vickers arrived at the Grant Street Inn on Saturday to say goodbye to documentary filmmaker Albert Maysles, who presented four of his movies this weekend and lectured about his direct cinema style.
The Tony Award-winning musical “Spring Awakening” is being performed at 8 p.m. Tuesday at the IU Auditorium as part of the 2010-2011 season. The musical, which first opened on Broadway in 2006, has received critical acclaim for its folk-rock score and mastery of conveying adult situations in a tasteful and relatable light.
The IU Auditorium was filled with buzz and anticipation Saturday as guests awaited speaker Hill Harper, the keynote speaker for Black History Month at IU, presented by the Union Board.
Beth and Chris Florini and their two kids tried as many kinds of soup as they could put into their bowls at Hoosier Hills Food Bank’s 17th Annual Soup Bowl Benefit on Sunday. Hoosier Hills Food Bank sold 650 tickets for the event and ran out of tickets before the doors opened Sunday.
Senate Bill 192 successfully passed through the Senate Committee on Corrections, Criminal and Civil Matters on Tuesday with a vote of 5-3. The bill would require an existing committee to research the effects of marijuana’s current illegal status.
Our weekly look at bills currently being discussed in the Indiana General Assembly.
Bloomington Police arrested a man and a woman Feb. 18 after finding meth-making supplies in their hotel room.