Hoosiers fall to Midshipmen
Despite leading by nine points with less than six minutes remaining in the outing, the Hoosiers (2-5, 0-3) were unable to keep the lead, losing to Navy (4-3) 31-30.
Despite leading by nine points with less than six minutes remaining in the outing, the Hoosiers (2-5, 0-3) were unable to keep the lead, losing to Navy (4-3) 31-30.
Some international students are at risk of forfeiting their IU education because they are either not prepared to handle four years of coursework in another language or not better acclimated to the system IU has in place to improve English proficiency.
While the Bloomington community might applaud Maher’s political views, I dare people to support his shameful rhetoric against women.
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The IU field hockey team stayed home this weekend and played host to the No. 15 Michigan Wolverines on Friday and the Villanova Wildcats on Sunday.
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Activities will begin at 6 p.m. in the Fine Arts Building.
The plot was familiar, but director Gavin Cameron-Webb and the members of IU Theatre took the classic in a new direction.
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Despite leading by nine points with under six minutes remaining in the outing, the Hoosiers (2-5, 0-3) were unable to hold on, losing to Navy (4-3) 31-30.
IDS basketball beat writers Max McCombs and Nathan Brown and columnist Mike Norman are live chatting from Hoosier Hysteria. Join the conversation.
Despite allowing a pick-six late in the second quarter, IU has gained a 20-14 lead over the Navy Midshipmen at halftime in Annapolis, Md.
With only an intrasquad meet under their belt, the IU swim club is set to take on its first true opponent of the season in the second annual “Water Bucket” meet against Purdue Saturday at the IU Natatorium on the campus of IU-Purdue University Indianapolis.