Column: The terrible, horrible, just-plain-ugly IU defense
What makes this defense so frustrating to watch is the fact that it seemingly gets worse every week. Saturday’s 55-3 loss at No. 15 Michigan State was just the latest example.
What makes this defense so frustrating to watch is the fact that it seemingly gets worse every week. Saturday’s 55-3 loss at No. 15 Michigan State was just the latest example.
Thanks to 296 yards from quarterback Kirk Cousins and the Michigan State passing game, the Spartans romped past IU 55-3 Saturday at Spartan Stadium in East Lansing, Mich.
If you call Bloomington home or are staying in town for this holiday break, there are several area restaurants that will not only be open for business Thursday but are also offering traditional Thanksgiving fare.
A Mitchell, Ind., man was arrested Saturday after police allegedly found him huffing nitrous oxide in a Bloomington car wash.
The Bloomington Police Department is currently investigating a 14-year-old Bloomington boy after police received a statement from a 5-year-old Bloomington girl saying she had been molested.
An IU student was arrested early Friday after allegedly attacking another student near Peoples Park.
The U.S. Capitol Christmas Tree is so tall it would take ten Cody Zellers standing on each other’s shoulders to hang a shining star on the highest bough.
IU’s Black Graduate Student Association is collecting toys reflecting African American culture to provide underprivileged kids in Bloomington with holiday gifts different from the blond-haired Barbie doll or G.I. Joe action figure.
More than 60 faculty and students crammed into a small classroom in Ballantine Hall on Friday to hear renowned linguist Lindsay Whaley speak about endangered languages.
Fraternity Omega Psi Phi celebrated its 100th birthday Sunday. Omega Psi Phi is a fraternity for African-American men and consists of an undergraduate and a graduate chapter.
On Friday, Thaddeus Matula, director of “Pony Excess,” and Billy Corben, director of “The U,” were on campus for screenings of their movies and a Q-and-A session.
Bugles will blare, cider and hot chocolate will be passed around and downtown Bloomington will burst into light for the Canopy of Lights celebration. Santa Claus will take the stage at 7 p.m. Friday on the south side of the square, where he’ll start the holiday season with the flip of a switch.
As National American Indian Heritage Month continues, the First Nations Education and Cultural Center sponsored events designed to spread awareness about Native American society and culture.
To put it simply, Gingrich is a nasty man. And he is good at fooling people into thinking he is smart — or, at least, that he is smarter than you.
While it’s easy to fall into a state of turkey-induced lethargy, here are some things you can do to make your holiday new, proactive and stretched to its fullest capacity like the loops of your belt.
Will you make it through your finals? I hope so. But these dos and don’ts of the finals homestretch should help.
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My dad’s drug addiction has redefined our relationship. It’s a cycle of ups and downs. As he struggles to get clean, we’re still riding out the waves