Below is a collection of Indiana Daily Student articles about Jared Fogle. Follow @idsnews or read below to stay up to date on the coverage.
Dec. 15
Fogle appeals 15-year sentence
Fogle's attorney, Ron Elberger, files a notice appealing his client's sentence of 188 months in prison and a fine of $175,000.
Dec. 10
Former head of Jared Fogle Foundation sentenced
Russell Taylor is sentenced to 27 years in prison. He says during the sentencing that Fogle encouraged him to make recordings of children, which Fogle denies. Taylor must serve at least 85 percent of his sentence.
Nov. 19
Jared Fogle pleads guilty during sentencing in Indianapolis.
Former Subway spokesperson faces a sentence of 15 years 8 months imprisonment and a fine of $175,000.
Nov. 16
Jared Fogle's attorneys request five-year prison sentence
In a court filing released Friday, Fogle’s attorneys requested a five-year prison term for their client. This is shorter than the 12 ½-year prison term the prosecution is seeking. The prosecution also requests that a lifetime of supervised probation follow this prison term.
Aug. 21
EDITORIAL: Jared Fogle's unquenchable appetite
Aug. 19
Jared Fogle to plead guilty to charges of child pornography, sex with minor
The US District Court filed charges against former subway spokesman Jared Fogle for distributing and receiving child pornography across state lines.
Listen to Fogle's attorney Jeremy Margolis's comments on Fogle's guilty plea.
Read through the official charges below
Child pornography charges brought against Jared Fogle by jabenedi
Jared Fogle's Plea of Guilt for Child Pornography by jabenedi
July 8, 2015
FBI raids home of Subway spokesman and IU alum, Jared Fogle
FBI agents raided the home of Jared Fogle on Tuesday morning in connection with a child pornography investigation. The director of Fogle's foundation, Russell Taylor, was arrested on charges of child pornography in April.
Feb. 13, 2008
Jared shakes it, doesn't gain it, 10 years later
Ten years ago Jared Fogle was just a typical college student. Or two college students. Or three.
The man now known as “the Subway guy,” who became famous for shedding the equivalent of a small offensive lineman, is celebrating a decade of keeping the weight off.
Fogle kicked off this celebration, called the “Tour de Pants,” Tuesday in Times Square.
Oct. 15, 2006
Subway's Jared Fogle speaks in Bloomington
Subway icon Jared Fogle returned to his home, coming to Bloomington on Saturday morning to speak to a crowd of about 100 community members about his Subway weight-loss experience. The Hilton Garden Inn hosted “A Healthier Generation,” welcoming Fogle to share the story of how he shed his hundreds on the Subway diet he created and others have followed.
Sept. 20, 2004
'Subway guy,' IU alum to speak in Indy
Subway sandwich spokesman Jared Fogle will speak Tuesday to an audience of IU alumni and others in Indianapolis with a presentation entitled, “Live Healthy -- Stay Educated -- This is your Kelley School of Business.”
Dec. 2, 2001
Alumnus gains fame by trimming fat
Three years later and 245 pounds lighter, Jared Fogle is in the middle of a tour of the country to promote his “Subway Diet.” He recently filmed a documentary for TNN that will air in January and is now writing a book. He lives in Indianapolis.
April 29, 1999
Imagine losing nearly 245 pounds in less than a year, dropping the belt size down to 34, all because of a very regimented diet of only two Subway sandwiches a day.
