Women's Golf

Future of abstinence-only funding is in limbo

With the exit of the Bush administration, critics of abstinence-only sex education will be making an aggressive push to cut off federal funding for what they consider an ineffective, sometimes harmful program.

Predicting Michelle’s inaugural ball look

Inauguration day is finally here. A new era is about to start, but I am not talking about President-elect Barack Obama.Although in his speech today he will likely be full of political statements, the inauguration will also be a night of fashion statements. Michelle Obama is the person on my mind.A lot of us are wondering what the first lady will wear to the inaugural ball. What designer? What cut? What color?I have some suggestions.

Michelle Shocked earns standing ovation worth three encores

Screaming, screeching, jumping and singing. Add some blues influences and rock and roll and you have the recipe for a stellar performance that could only be pulled off by a true original. Singer-songwriter Michelle Shocked performed live Saturday night at the Buskirk-Chumley Theater. Audiences welcomed her with open arms and open ears as she told stories through both spoken word and song.

Musician wings it at packed Cinemat show last Saturday

Miles Benjamin Anthony Robinson’s tortured lyrics and gentle guitar strumming left audience members somber when he headlined with openers Sam Lowry & the Circumstance and Red Bird on Saturday night at The Cinemat.

Tranny Roadshow makes local stop, sparks dialogue

Six transgender performers spent last week traveling and performing individual pieces throughout the Midwest as part of the Tranny Roadshow, and Friday night they made a stop in Bloomington.Organizer Jamez Terry said he hoped the performances would help people understand the diversity of the transgender community.

Students discuss difficult topics at Unity Summit

Students gathered on Monday in the Willkie Auditorium to focus on topics such as unity and diversity.

Optometry school provides free exams

The School of Optometry gave out free full eye exams on Monday at the Community Eye Care Center. The event was the school's service project in honor of Martin Luther King Jr.

High jump leads to high accomplishments

Community comes together to celebrate Dr. King’s birthday through song and dance

Bloomington residents and IU students throw a birthday bash for Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

Men's swimming and diving team upsets Buckeyes, climbs to No. 8

Women's swimming and diving team beats OSU, Mizzou, drops 2 spots in rankings

Former Black Panther leader speaks at MLK day celebration

Former Black Panther leader Elaine Brown talked about historical events that have changed the country on Sunday at the Whittenberger Auditorium. The lecture was part of IU's Martin Luther King Jr. Day celebration.

Wrestlers dominate the field in IU Quad meet

From King to Obama, history unfolds, comes full circle

Thousands gather at the nation's capitol to remember Martin Luther King Jr. and celebrate Barack Obama's inauguration.

Men's tennis sails through first 3 matches

Team sails through first 3 matches

There are the Cardinals, and then there’s Boldin

His teammates and coaches rejoicing for their upcoming trip to Tampa, Arizona Cardinals wide receiver Anquan Boldin chose to ignore his team’s celebration.

Momentum maturity

Tom Crean calls it “winning time.” That moment – or more accurately, those moments – in every game when momentum hangs in the balance, when leads teeter on the edge of extinction, when winners and losers separate.

Hoosiers fall to Penn State in packed Hall

The view wasn’t any better, but for the first time all season Saturday, Assembly Hall’s balcony was packed. In the 24 hours preceding the game, IU Athletics sold 1,500 student tickets for the unprecedented price of $5, leading to one of the Hall’s best turnouts of the year.A minute prior to tip-off Saturday, a press release was sent out announcing IU Athletics Director Fred Glass had lowered balcony seats to $5 for the rest of the season.

Indiana could receive $3B from stimulus package

Indiana stands to receive as much as $3 billion if an economic stimulus package backed by Democrats in the U.S. House becomes law, and Gov. Mitch Daniels said it should be spent on Medicaid, education and highway projects.