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CARTOON: June 23, 2020

IU baseball players feature in collegiate summer leagues

After a shortened 2020 season, many Hoosiers have returned to the diamond.

OPINION: Wait, when did Tom Brady become actually likeable?

The man who once haunted my nightmares now fills my heart.

Board of Public Safety to have special session Tuesday evening

The board's June 16 meeting was interrupted by a hacker.

Grunwald Gallery to present online exhibition

The exhibit is meant for artists to reflect on their work post-pandemic.

Former IU men’s soccer All-American Ken Snow dies at 50

Snow won a national championship with the Hoosiers in 1988.

Five incoming freshman athletes to watch this season

Khristian Lander and Tommi Stockham can become instant contributors.

OPINION: The ACLU is suing Indianapolis over tear gas use. Others should follow suit.

Police shouldn’t be allowed to use tear gas and other chemical weapons.

‘I’m petrified’: IU professors voice concerns about fall semester plan

Professors are worried about students, colleagues and courses.

McRobbies to host virtual launch for new IU Press book

"Windows on Worlds" highlights various collections at the university.

Former Ivy League Player of the Year joins IU softball as transfer

Micah Schroder batted .473 during in the 2019 season at Dartmouth.

IU men's golfers take All-America Scholar honors

A program record four golfers made the list.

OPINION: Charles Booker is the candidate to beat Mitch McConnell

This Kentucky state representative is more likely to beat the Senate majority leader.

IU tuition to increase again as planned; fall class statuses to be available by July 15

IU sent an email to staff and students including multiple updates.

Man wanted in Monroe County arrested in Clay County after tossing explosives out of car in chase

A Clay County deputy shot at Haywood after he drove at the sheriff’s car.

City starts public discussion on hospital site redevelopment at virtual town hall Tuesday

Planners talked broadly about plans, and community members asked questions.

IU does not expect large drop in enrollment for 2020-21 school year

The number of intent-to-enroll students is similar to previous years’ numbers.

Four-star forward Trey Patterson picks Villanova over IU basketball

Patterson is the No. 26 prospect in the 2021 class, according to ESPN.

Spike in COVID-19 cases prompts Monroe County Health Department investigation

Twelve cases were confirmed Tuesday, the most cases reported in a day to date.

Black Lives Matter B-Town to have Juneteenth celebration Friday

Community members will celebrate the liberation of enslaved people with food and performances.