Hoosiers win invitational
The IU women’s golf team emerged victorious for the third time this season Sunday as they captured the IU Invitational title Sunday by three strokes over Kansas.
The IU women’s golf team emerged victorious for the third time this season Sunday as they captured the IU Invitational title Sunday by three strokes over Kansas.
With the pair of wins over the weekend, the Hoosiers improved to 17-6 (6-3), and IU is in sole possession of fifth place in the Big Ten.
Hureau started her tennis career at the age of four when she picked up a tennis racket for the first time.
Amidst the buzz of clippers and the hum of blow dryers at Hoosier Barber Shop, IU Health and Osman Chiropractic Center offered free public health screenings Saturday.
The Medical Device tax adds a 2.3 percent surcharge on devices such as pacemakers and surgical tools. The tax is expected to increase by $30 billion in the next 10 years.
WIUX and Business Careers in Entertainment Club combined to host Culture Shock Music Festival on Saturday.
A member of the Indiana Daily Student staff was arrested Thursday by IU Police Department.
IU announced late Friday night that sophomore guard Remy Abell has decided to transfer in order to seek more playing time.
On Saturday, the work put in during its 15-practice schedule since March 2 will be put on display at the Hoosiers’ annual Cream and Crimson Spring Game.
Indiana House Bill 1357, which would relax requirements for school superintendents, passed through the senate and now returns to its author Rep. Todd Huston, R-Fishers, to either accept or reject the newly amended version.
Unlike last year’s April meeting in Bloomington, there were no disruptions during the three committee reports and business meeting that approved all action items on the agenda.
Indiana Superintendent of Public Instruction Glenda Ritz announced the creation of a new social media outreach strategy to help keep Indiana parents and educators informed about education news, policy and the rule-making process Wednesday.
About 250 students, faculty and staff carrying signs and banners painted with slogans like “No debt bondage” and “Double the 4, we want more” assembled near the red clock.
The comprehensive arts program comprises monthly student performances in the areas of hip hop, dance, choir, violin and impromptu comedy.
WE SAY: If we have to write the paper, you should read it
In light of IU Student Association’s Culture of Care initiative, I’ve been contemplating what this could mean for the LGBT community. I’ve found little media on IUSA’s move toward gay discrimination awareness save a bullying panel and one screening of “The Laramie Project.”
Whoever says the most outrageous thing gets the press, and whoever can get the press can define the issue.
Senioritis is a common disease primarily diagnosed in second semester seniors. This epidemic swept through the city of Bloomington early on in January and seems to have infected the majority of the senior class.
IU Coach Randy Bloemendaal and the men’s tennis team will be continuing its quest for a NCAA Tournament bid this weekend against the Minnesota Gophers and Wisconsin Badgers
The IU women’s golf team continues down the home-stretch of its schedule when it plays host to the Indiana Invitational this Saturday and Sunday at the IU Golf Course.