Hoosiers climb 25 spots in rankings
The IU men’s tennis team climbed 25 spots in the rankings this week after impressive victories over Charlotte and No. 42 North Carolina State.
The IU men’s tennis team climbed 25 spots in the rankings this week after impressive victories over Charlotte and No. 42 North Carolina State.
After months of practice, weeks of doubleheaders and days of anticipation, the Hoosiers will finally compete in their first Big Ten match of the spring season.
If this year’s FINA Diving World Cup is a gauge to see how well divers are prepared for the 2008 Beijing Olympics, IU senior diver Christina Loukas is more than ready.
Four swimmers will travel to Purdue this weekend with hopes of joining their teammates in the upcoming NCAA competition.
IU baseball coach Tracy Smith couldn’t wait to gain the freshman 19 last year.
The IU baseball team will play the Fresno State Bulldogs at 2:05 p.m. Friday in Fresno, Calif. Checking their bats on the plane could prove difficult as, lately, they’ve seemed to be bombs ready to explode.
INDIANAPOLIS – If IU coach Felisha Legette-Jack had any doubts whether her team came to play in Thursday’s Big Ten Tournament opener against Northwestern, junior forward Amber Jackson quickly erased them.
INDIANAPOLIS – The IU women’s basketball team has a lot to play for in the Big Ten Tournament, and it showed in its dominating 74-52 first-round win over Northwestern on Thursday at Conseco Fieldhouse.
A Russian arms dealer accused of breaking U.N. arms embargoes by supplying weapons to African war zones was arrested Thursday in Bangkok, Thailand, police there said.
A small bomb caused minor damage to an empty military recruiting station in Times Square early Thursday, shaking guests in hotel rooms high above “the crossroads of the world.”
The number of wounded soldiers has become a hallmark of the nearly 5-year-old Iraq war, pointing to both the use of roadside bombs as the extremists’ weapon of choice and advances in battlefield medicine to save lives.
Since 1987, March has been celebrated as Women’s History Month, and several organizations around campus are celebrating with style this year.
While on sabbatical in Spain to figure out what he wanted to do with his life, IU alumnus Stefan Surzycki realized what he really wanted was to be able to access his computer files from anywhere. It was then that he came up with the idea of Jooce.com, a free Web-based service that allows users to store files and is accessible from any computer.
The Brown Bag Series has been helping students and faculty get an insight into Latin American research and Latinos around campus.
One in every 100 Americans is now living behind bars, according to a report released Feb. 28 by the Pew Center on the States. While figures for the state of Indiana are largely below the national average, growing incarceration rates have had no small impact on the Hoosier state.
Come this summer, Bloomington students will be making their mark on one Guatemalan town, literally.
Police are looking for a Bloomington man after numerous drugs and paraphernalia were found in his vehicle Wednesday night.
House and Senate Republicans are standing united behind a modified property tax relief and restructuring proposal that they painted as an olive branch to Democrats in the General Assembly.
The former director of Indiana Right to Life said he plans to resign from the state Senate.
Classical guitar isn’t only defined as classical music or as rock music, but as a genre that has created a home for itself.