Men's, women's swimming & diving impress, Doss in Super Bowl
Hoosier Sports columnist Aaron Siegal-Eisman gives his top three moments in IU sports from the past weekend.
Hoosier Sports columnist Aaron Siegal-Eisman gives his top three moments in IU sports from the past weekend.
Susan Sater expects the unexpected as the volunteer coordinator for the Monroe County Public Library. To her, MCPL defies the dull, stuffy reputation many libraries have in today’s society.
Question: “During the wintertime, my attitude is never the same. I feel more emotional and less motivated to be social, go out and be productive. What should I do so that I stop feeling down for the next few months?”
How unsafe is anal sex without a condom? Are there any ways to do this without a condom to make it safe? Does doing it once or twice put you in serious danger?
Beyond the stairwell, multi-layered, wind-tattered posters promoting local bands and themed dance nights adorn the door to a cellar now veiling an underground bar.
Junior diver Darian Schmidt was named Big Ten Diver of the Week and freshman swimmer Brooklyn Snodgrass Big Ten Freshman of the Week on Tuesday.
The No. 22 Hoosiers will have their first home tennis match at 1 p.m. today in the Indoor Tennis Center against No. 9 Kentucky, and will follow it up against Wright State at 6 p.m.
Senior defender Caleb Konstanski became the 42nd Hoosier drafted into MLS Tuesday when he was selected in the third round of the MLS Supplemental Draft.
Junior wide receiver Jamonne Chester, safety Lawrence Barnett and defensive end Justin Rayside have left the IU football program and opened up three scholarship spots, Coach Kevin Wilson said.
IU track and field has had three home meets this season, and each has produced at least one Big Ten Athlete of the Week award for the Hoosiers. Senior Zach Mayhew is the bearer of the title this week due to his performance in the 3000m run at the Gladstein Invitational.
From its origins as a cellar and coal room for the Oddfellows guild to its use today as the lounge of the restaurant FARMBloomington run by local chef Daniel Orr, the Root Cellar Lounge stays true to its heritage.
“Obama’s on fire,” Alicia Keys crooned from the piano at the head of the stage. “Everybody knows that Michelle is his girl.”
IU track and field has hosted three meets this season and each has produced at least one Big Ten Athlete of the Week award for the Hoosiers.
The No. 49 Indiana Hoosiers women’s tennis team traveled to Cincinnati on Saturday to play its first dual matches of the season against Miami (OH) and Cincinnati. The women did not lose a singles or doubles match against either team and Indiana is off to a 2-0 start in the spring season.
After a “day on” in memory of his life and service, Bloomington residents gathered for the annual Martin Luther King Jr. Day Celebration.
Senior forward Aulani Sinclair became the 23rd Hoosier to join the 1,000-point club Sunday, but IU lost 56-46 to Michigan State.
Thousands of people packed the National Mall on Monday to watch President Barack Obama take his second oath of office.
Green Dream Clothing Company, founded by an IU student, promises to plant a tree for every item sold, including accessories.
Bloomington Faculty Council focuses on issues facing the campus community.
IU players and coaches have been able to watch as much film of upcoming opponents as they like all season, but in preparing for today’s contest with Penn State, the Hoosiers have the benefit of firsthand experience for the first time.