Women's Golf

Who in the world is Juice?

Make way for the new evil empire. Purdue is yesterday’s news; Kentucky is irrelevant. The Hoosiers’ new nemesis is wrapped in blue with a big, ugly orange ribbon on top: the University of Illinois.

Greinke leads Royals to win

Zack Greinke may have ended the debate over whether he should be a starter or reliever. Greinke struck out a career-high 10 and pitched two-hit ball for eight innings, leading the Kansas City Royals over the Chicago White Sox 3-0 Thursday.

20th-ranked IU women's golf team goes to Penn State to play in Lady Northern Invitational

The Hoosiers are off to Nittany Lion country to try to tame Penn State’s Blue Golf Course this weekend. With a second-place finish at last weekend’s Mary Fossum Invitational in East Lansing, Mich., the 20th-ranked IU women’s golf team now faces a full field of 14 teams at the Lady Northern Invitational in State College, Pa., this weekend.

Chelsea FC power struggle ends with Jose Mourinho leaving club

Soccer has some great rivalries: Barcelona vs. Real Madrid, Boca Juniors vs. River Plate, AC Milan vs. Inter Milan.

Colts hoping offensive line holds up

The Indianapolis Colts offensive linemen winced during film sessions this week. There it was, in full, living color: Peyton Manning being sacked, taking the occasional hit and getting twisted to the ground at Tennessee.

Brewing with the best

After Upland Brewing Company was listed in the October issue of Playboy Magazine as one of the “Top 10 college-town microbrewries” in the country, manager Ryan Harvey was not one bit surprised.

Women's soccer team look to carry momentum into October as Big Ten play begins

The story line for the women’s soccer team in September has been to go out and find ways not to lose. With a record of 5-0-1 in September to date, they’re on a familiar track.

K & S Country Market closing after nearly 7 decades

Sept. 30 will mark the end of the K & S Country Market, a mom-and-pop grocery store located at 614 E. Second St. The store, which has been a part of Bloomington since the 1940s, is going out of business. According to owner Scott Misheikis, the K & S is similar to any large chain supermarket such as Kroger or Marsh, just smaller. Instead of a large corporate environment, the market has a more intimate atmosphere, he said.

Yom Kippur begins with sundown service

IU men's soccer comes home Friday for match against UAB

After a tough weekend in St. Louis, the Hoosiers return home Friday night in hopes of snapping their first losing streak of the season with a victory over the University of Alabama at Birmingham. IU leads the all-time series with a record of 1-0-2.

IU volleyball looks to open Big Ten season strong over the weekend with matches at Iowa, No. 12 Minnesota

The IU volleyball team spent the first part of their season testing themselves against some of the best competition they could find, playing in a total of four preseason tournaments. Now they get to start over, as it is time for Big Ten play.

IU student dies after June car accident

Memorial services for IU student and Lamda Chi Alpha fraternity member Justin Roy are over, but he will live on in the hearts and memories of his friends.

Trustees expected to approve new library roof

The IU board of trustees will hold its September business meeting Friday and plans to vote on several University remodeling projects.

Study: Dandelions increasing with global warming

Although it might not be the biggest problem that global warming has produced, increased dandelion strength and reproduction is another thing to tack on to a list that proves global warming is real, said Todd Royer, an assistant professor in the School of Public and Environmental Affairs.

Kelley School receives Target grant for leadership

Target will be teaming up with IU’s Kelley School of Business this fall, offering more than 1,200 undergraduate majors a chance to increase and enhance leadership skills.

5 counties move to Eastern time zone

Come Nov. 4, five Indiana counties will catch up with the rest of the state and move into the Eastern time zone.

BPD arrests Bloomington businessman for theft

After three months of investigation, the owner of “Balloons over Bloomington” turned himself into authorities Wednesday for cheating 24 customers out of rides.

Wonderlawn looks like “dollhouse”

Wayward youth, birds and garden gnomes are welcome in Helen Hillenburg’s home at 1007 W. 1st St. The wrinkled, slightly stooped woman raised eight foster children in her tiny home and loved them with her huge heart, she said. “I love kids,” Hillenburg said. “When the kids don’t have no place to go, I take them in. I can’t see them on the street. I take them in and give them food and give them clothes. I ain’t gonna see no kids hungry.”

Woman pursues Dachau album origin

BAD AROLSEN, Germany Deep in Shari Klages’ memory is an image of herself as a girl in New Jersey, going into her parents’ bedroom, pulling a thick leather-bound album from the top shelf of a closet and sitting down on the bed to leaf through it.

Mathers’ event celebrates influential Brazilian music

The Mathers Museum of World Cultures will present “Sounds of Brazil” at 7 p.m. Friday to highlight influential Brazilian music. Special guest Valeria DeCastro, a Brazilian vocalist, guitarist and composer, will perform songs from various Brazilian composers along with her own.