Little Fifty to kick off race weekend
The Little Fifty, a growing IU tradition, kicks off Little 500 weekend today with the women’s race at 7 p.m. and the men’s race at 9 p.m. at the Robert C. Haugh Complex.
The Little Fifty, a growing IU tradition, kicks off Little 500 weekend today with the women’s race at 7 p.m. and the men’s race at 9 p.m. at the Robert C. Haugh Complex.
The second IU Energy Challenge began March 25 and ended Wednesday. Residence halls and greek houses were encouraged to compete to see who could conserve the most energy in four weeks.
Tipton County has an unfinished factory, might lose millions of dollars invested in the bonds and wants Chrysler to pay the county back.
Four days after graduating from high school, Sarah Mordis woke up and couldn’t move the left side of her body. After being rushed to an area hospital, the then-18-year-old Mordis learned she suffered from a stroke and would have to relearn how to walk, talk and use her left arm. Now, she's graduating.
The Saudi Student Club is hosting an open house from 5 to 9 p.m. Thursday at the Hilton Garden Inn in downtown Bloomington. The event will include a dinner, cultural tour and panel discussion.
Educating students about issues like national security in the United States is the goal of an IU student organization, the Student Alliance for National Security.
Students gathered around the clock tower Wednesday afternoon in support of IU’s silent victims of sexual assault. Stand Up and Be Counted 2009 honored Sexual Assault Awareness Month.
Epiphany Modeling Troupe presented a fashion show on Wednesday in the Willkie Auditorium. The theme was “Fashion Fierce: What’s your addiction?” Each model wore jeans and a white T-shirt, but they each added their own personal scarves, jewelry, bags or sunglasses to make the outfit unique.
The Hoosiers took care of Ball State in both games of a doubleheader Wednesday, winning by scores of 2-1 and 8-0 at the IU Softball Field.
Members of the IU track and field team will break up this weekend for a split-squad meet.
The whole season has come down to this: If the Hoosiers pull through with solid matches in the Big Ten Tournament this weekend, they could move onto the NCAA Tournament.
The fifth-seeded Hoosiers drew No. 4 seed Ohio State for their first Big Ten Tournament match.
The men’s and women’s golf teams broke ground Wednesday on a new team facility, expected to be completed Aug. 20.
IU Athletics announced Wednesday the Hoosiers will welcome the Maryland Terrapins to Assembly Hall in December as part of the annual Big Ten/ACC Challenge.
Not even two home runs by junior second baseman Tyler Rogers were enough for the Hoosiers on Wednesday as they fell 7-4 to Indiana State at Sembower Field.
With only about three weeks remaining in the current television season, most shows are going all-out to get your attention. But as I think about it more, you’re probably at a point where you’re watching shows or you aren’t. Therefore, this column will focus on the four shows that will deliver the best season-ending story lines. For many of you, see this as a quick preview of the end. For those not watching, shame on you.
Little 500 weekend can be a little overwhelming for everyone, but never fear – WEEKEND’s got your back. Here is a list of the essential events, from races to rappers and everything else in between.
Taliban militants have extended their grip in northwestern Pakistan, pushing out from a valley where the government has agreed to impose Islamic law and patrolling villages as close as 60 miles from the capital.
A training manual for an assisted-suicide group tells “exit guides” that they are special people and should celebrate their role in guiding others to their deaths.
EPs are often disappointing, poor-quality B-sides, rarities and live cuts. But that is not the case with Death Cab for Cutie’s latest, “The Open Door.”