A BCS dream for the Hoosiers
Imagine the IU football team arriving at the Indianapolis International Airport, back from New Orleans.
Imagine the IU football team arriving at the Indianapolis International Airport, back from New Orleans.
Business-like dominance.
Nearly 150 forced to evacuate as waters rise to waist-high depths
Les Miles unleashed an ear-piercing whoop, then leaned back and exhaled as if he had been holding his breath all night.
After the toughest season of his Hall of Fame career, Joe Gibbs knew he needed to walk away from the Washington Redskins and devote more time to his wife, children and grandchildren.
Richard “Goose” Gossage became only the fifth relief pitcher elected to the Hall of Fame, earning baseball’s highest honor Tuesday.
Reasonable doubt caused judge to drop charges.
Green Co. resident arrested at Shoe Carnival, police report
Sergeant in training to become local crime scene investigator
It started with a block. One possession summarized senior forward D.J. White’s career performance against Michigan Tuesday night.
Bloomington woman arrested for leaving child alone
Muncie man foils armed robbery at his home
Just hours before authorities launched another search for the body of a missing hiker, a drifter accused of kidnapping the woman told them where to look, investigators said.
Iran’s Foreign Ministry said Monday that a confrontation between Iranian boats and U.S. Navy ships in the Persian Gulf over the weekend was “something normal” and was resolved.
The president of the Maldives was saved from assassination Tuesday when a boy scout grabbed the knife of an attacker who had jumped out of a crowd greeting the leader, an official said.
The third floor in the West Tower of the Herman B Wells Library received a facelift during winter break.
After releasing a report Monday, the IU Task Force on Campus Sustainability will begin developing a program to make the IU campus more environmentally friendly.
Chuck Norris doesn’t endorse – he tells America how it’s gonna be.” So says Mike Huckabee , anyway, in a campaign ad featuring his biggest endorser, Chuck Norris. In the ad, Huckabee, who is known increasingly in conservative circles as the “Huckster,” and Norris go back and forth for 60 agonizing seconds telling “facts” about each other, performing a skit patterned after the “Chuck Norris facts” seen in Facebook groups and chain e-mails. Here are a few “Huck Chuck facts” that you may not know about:
Caught in Tuesday afternoon’s rainstorms without an umbrella, junior Evan Scher was waiting for the campus bus shoeless. He’d underestimated the rain, he said, and wore bedroom slippers to class.
University of Michigan researchers are part of a groundbreaking study that investigates a theory that small populations of stem cells exist within cancers. The researchers hope to