Indiana women’s tennis is looking to post its best season in years, and with the Hoosiers’ success in the nonconference slate ...

The Indiana Daily Student's men's basketball reporters discuss the Hoosiers' three-game losing streak and their NCAA Tournament outlook.

Purdue travels to face Northwestern for its final game, and the Wildcats are already eliminated from Big Ten Tournament contention with a 2-15 conference record. Wisconsin will host No. 9 Iowa, with ...

But his lone season in Oxford, Mississippi, wasn’t what he wanted, he said. Moore’s campaign, which was riddled with injuries, left him wanting more. He wanted to “be at peace” with his football ...

Indiana baseball lost 4-1 against Western Kentucky University at Nick Denes Field in Bowling Green, Kentucky on Friday. The Hoosiers will face the Hilltoppers three more times this weekend. Graduate ...

Bloomington resident Christopher Perantoni pleaded not guilty to a fifth-degree child pornography possession charge in his initial hearing Feb. 27, Monroe County Prosecutor Jeff Kehr said in an email ...

The vibrant sound of tango danced through Auer Hall on Thursday night as the Latin American Music Center invited Latin Grammy winning tango-bassist Pablo Aslan to lead a tango-jazz concert celebrating ...

Indiana softball gained 12 newcomers from the transfer portal and its freshman class during the offseason, but no matter how they arrived in Bloomington, they are already making an early impact 15 ...

Neubeck grew up in Hugo, Minnesota, before enrolling at nearby Mahtomedi High School. He also played travel ball for the Minnesota Blizzard, considered one of the state’s elite travel programs.

Indiana University’s Indianapolis campus spent nearly $1.3 million on snow removal equipment and personnel, according to a ...

A car accident killed Theadora Wellman, a 74-year-old Bloomington woman, Wednesday evening. The accident also left three ...

Latinos are inheriting a difficult United States where the very definition of “American” is contested. Now more than ever, we ...