From freshman play to a rebuilding mentality, it is already clear that the Steve Aird era will be different.

Both upperclassmen and underclassmen saw their numbers improve as IU Volleyball comes to halfway point of nonconference play.

As IU volleyball continues to build its national image, one thing remains — get one percent better each day.

Junior Kendall Beerman took home MVP honors at the UNLV Invitational as her team went 3-0. 

A new coaching staff, a new mentality and maybe a new stadium set the scene for “The New IU.”

New IU volleyball coach Steve Aird will look to create more than just a winning program during his tenure in Bloomington. 

IU volleyball’s message of “The New IU” will start in the same old stadium. 

The IU volleyball team will look to make a strong first impression on fans, just six days before its regular season opener. 

Dunbar-Kruzan was inducted into the Monroe County Sports Hall of Fame on July 13.

In what hopes to be a turnaround season for IU volleyball, the team will face nine teams from the 2017 NCAA Championships.

All three players will look to make sudden impact this fall. 

New Volleyball Coach Steve Aird and assistant coach Krista Vansant speak with Jordan Guskey and Dylan Wallace. 

Vasant's No. 16 jersey was retired by the Huskies last season. 

IU signs Steve Aird as new volleyball head coach, who previously coached Maryland the last four years.