Travis, Bell earn weekly Big Ten award recognition
Sophomore infielder Sam Travis and freshman pitcher Evan Bell were named Big Ten Player of the Week and Co-Big Ten Freshman of the Week, respectively, Monday afternoon.
Sophomore infielder Sam Travis and freshman pitcher Evan Bell were named Big Ten Player of the Week and Co-Big Ten Freshman of the Week, respectively, Monday afternoon.
Although the weather is still cold in most parts of the country, the softball season has begun. Through their first two tournaments, the Hoosiers are 7-3 and starting to heat up.
Last season, the IU baseball team captured the No. 2 seed in the Big Ten Tournament despite its defense.
Representative Todd Young will be the only Indiana representative serving on the House Ways and Means Committee for the 113th Congress.
During Governor Pence's inaugural weekend in January, Indiana Works, Inc. raised money to help with inaugural activities and transition expenses.
Dealing with the largest surplus in Indiana history, Gov. Pence and the Indiana General Assembly try to hash out budget details for the upcoming fiscal year.
Foodies, take a break from your Pinterest recipe boards because there’s a new source for inspiration. School of Informatics and Computing assistant professor, Yong Yeol Ahn, used chemistry data to produce a network of flavor compounds that show which foods taste good together.
Getting around campus isn't easy for anyone. But imagine what it would be like if you couldn't see. For Misty it's just another morning.
Hindsight is 20/20. Looking back it’s easy to see the mistakes and the never agains, but these three people have learned that sometimes looking back isn’t always about the regrets — it’s how you’ve grown since then.
Ben, Tom, and Jamison make up three of the five guys who helped build the Bloomington comedy scene, the ones who started together four years ago when The Comedy Attic first opened as The Funny Bone on Walnut Street.
We encounter millions of sensory cues every second of every day, from the itchy sweater tickling our arm to the almost inaudible hum of the refrigerator in our apartment. Most of these sensations go unnoticed, but how is it that you immediately think of high school prom when you hear the song “I Gotta Feeling”?
Abercrombie & Fitch is known for drowning their customers in their signature “Fierce” cologne, but why do they do it? A current A&F employee gave us the low-down on her experiences with the unmistakable scent.
As the only perfumer to blend, bottle, and sell fragrances in the United States, Renee Gabet of Annie Oakley Perfumery has loved fragrances since she was a little girl.
Think the use of marijuana is a phenomenon of the last century? Think again.
Small, white, heterosexual female wears commercial pheromones to the bars to test the product's effectiveness. Results surprising.
For sophomore Lily Wolf, every letter and number has a different color. Wolf has synesthesia, a joining of one sense with another.
When freshman composition major June Lee listens to a song he identifies each note by pitch with ease. After all, he has perfect pitch.
Roselia Sons, 42, was booked at the Monroe County Jail as of 2 p.m. Monday facing preliminary charges including battery of a law enforcement officer.
Junior Dillon Olney, a BFA sculpture major, is working on his first project of the semester. It’s a transition piece now, he says, from despair to success. Like his love for sculpture, the piece is being molded.
Whether it's music, art or a conversation club, try something new this week on campus.