Kansas dominates North Carolina in Final Four blowout
Roy Williams taught Kansas all about how to handle cruel, crushing disappointments.
Roy Williams taught Kansas all about how to handle cruel, crushing disappointments.
As hard as it is to imagine, Memphis keeps getting better just when it matters the most.
Derrek Lee found his power stroke quickly this year.
The trip back to Bloomington could have been a long one for the IU water polo team. However, it turned out to be quite the joy ride.
Now it is their turn.
Despite grabbing its 15th doubles point of the season, the No. 39 IU men’s tennis team (13-6, 3-3) lost a 4-3 decision to No. 35 Wisconsin Saturday. The Hoosiers also earned a 5-2 victory over Northwestern Sunday.
It was a lopsided weekend for the IU women’s tennis team. The No. 28 Hoosiers traveled to Wisconsin, where they defeated the Badgers 7-0, marking their fifth consecutive Big Ten victory.
The Hoosiers continued their spring winning trend by tallying another victory and another tie in this weekend’s Bucks College Cup Tournament. The Hoosiers tied Oakland 1-1 before outlasting Big Ten rival Michigan in a 1-0 contest later in the day.
A leader always leads by example. Whether it’s her assistance during practice or performance on the field, she knows when to step up at the right time.
From a small town to the big stage, senior Ben Hesen has seen it all.
Author Cathy Bao Bean wants people to lighten up about being multi-racial. Bean, author of “The Chopsticks-Fork Principle: A Memoir and Manual,” shared her humorous experience of growing up in the United States with a traditional Chinese family Friday in the Ernie Pyle Auditorium in front of about 40 people.
IU’s Phi Alpha Delta traveled to Chicago Thursday and stayed until Saturday to compete against 18 different teams from eight different schools at the John Marshall Law School for the fifth annual national diversity mock trial competition.
Instead of celebrities and free concert tickets, all-you-can-eat wings brought students together Thursday to support presidential hopeful Sen. Barack Obama.
Sophomores Russell Markus and Craig Doner wanted to do something different this year for Little 500. With the race nearing, Markus and Doner came up with the idea to create a Web site, www.little500events.com, which features all of the Little 500 concerts and events going on during the week.
The Indiana Daily Student publications board chose senior Michael Reschke and junior Audrie Garrison to lead the IDS in the summer and fall , respectively. Junior Lea Wilcox, currently the managing editor of the Arbutus yearbook, was selected as the 2008-09 Arbutus editor-in-chief.
Saturday’s performance at the IU Auditorium celebrated the Singing Hoosiers’ 58th anniversary.
The IU Luminescence Project’s multi-sensory performance Friday and Saturday in the Musical Arts Center transported the audience into a world where a young black man is lynched by a white mob.
Friends, family and art lovers gathered Friday night at the SoFA Gallery to celebrate the last showing of Bachelor of Fine Arts student Joel Hernandez’s photography as an IU student.
With most of the performances for Little 500 being hosted by fraternity houses on campus, a few eager and business-oriented students at IU decided to collaborate and bring in a recording artist as well.
INDIANAPOLIS – Indiana’s top schools official is encouraging the state’s school districts to look into renewable energy technologies as a way to cut their energy costs.