Ind. man saves 2 children from drowning
Jeremy Parks endured icy waters Saturday to save two boys from drowning in a pond near his home.
Jeremy Parks endured icy waters Saturday to save two boys from drowning in a pond near his home.
List of events happening in the art community this week.
Vendors, teachers, quilters and visitors returned to Bloomington this weekend for the 23rd annual Indiana Heritage Quilt Show.
Award-winning pianist Edmund Battersby performed a two-hour concert Saturday night for a densely packed Auer Hall.
The group, comprised of students from Kenyatta University in Nairobi, Kenya, traveled to Bloomington to perform with students from the Jacobs School of Music.
Ayesha Siddiqi is sick of news stories about so-called “suffering” Muslim women.Writer and editor for Buzzfeed and the New Inquiry, Siddiqi urged IU students Friday to rethink how the media frames the dialogue around Islam’s relationship with women.
Tuesday, students across campus voted to elect a new RHA president, vice president of internal affairs, vice president of student affairs and vice president of programming. After the tallying of the votes, four RHA members were announced as the executive board for the 2014-15 academic year.
After several slow years of GPSO, the newly-reelected Brady Harman said he focused this year’s term on making the assembly more active, organizing committees and increasing campus involvement, creating a “culture of advocacy.”
The No. 34 IU women’s tennis team went .500 in its two matches Saturday. The Hoosiers lost 5-2 to No. 41 DePaul but responded with a 7-0 defeat of IUPUI.
IU Coach Michelle Gardner’s picked up her 300th career victory and IU won three consecutive games during the weekend.
Associate vice president of University Human Resources at IU Dan Rives is retiring after 23 years with the university, leaving the department with a search for his replacement.
The Scientific Prize of the Institute of Mathematics has been awarded to Nam Le, IU’s newest Department of Mathematics faculty member. Le is yet to arrive on campus, but his reputation precedes him.
The No. 57 IU men’s tennis team lost its fourth consecutive match versus ranked opponents Sunday when they lost 6-1 at No. 24 Northwestern.
IU baseball raised its record over .500 for the first time since its Feb. 14 season opener with a 7-6 victory over Jacksonville on Sunday.
But like I said before, this team is laden with young talent that will only get better. Stan Robinson, Troy Williams, Devin Davis – these are all players that have showed promise this year and could be significant contributors on an upper echelon team in the future.
“Our young guys have got to continue to grow and mature, and lose some of the inconsistencies that go with being young,” IU Coach Tom Crean said.
The loss drops the Hoosiers to 17-14 on the season and 7-11 in conference play. IU will play in the first round of the Big Ten Tournament this Thursday.
The offense came alive today for the IU baseball team as they beat the Jacksonville Dolphins 9-2, improving to 6-6 on the season.
Senior left-hander Joey DeNato started on the mound for IU, giving up three runs on four hits in seven innings. He struck out four and walked five in the 101-pitch performance.
Senior closer Ryan Halstead will undergo season ending surgery. He has the most saves in IU history with 23.