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Tuesday Rundown: IUBB beats Rutgers, IU to end Umail accounts, 13 arrests made in opioid ring investigation, former IU Journalism professor receives Lifetime Achievement Award

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IU stifles Rutgers for second road win of season

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Senior guard Robert Johnson shoots the ball against Ohio State on Jan. 30 in Value City Arena. IU defeated Rutgers 65-43 Monday night.  Bobby Goddin

Against the last-place team in the Big Ten, IU put on a defensive clinic Monday night, limiting the Rutgers Scarlet Knights to just 43 points. Read more here.


IU to end access to email through Umail accounts 

Starting March 19, students will no longer have access to their email accounts via Umail. Several steps can be taken to ensure they continue receiving their emails.
Starting March 19, students will no longer have access to their email accounts via Umail. Several steps can be taken to ensure they continue receiving their emails. Mallory Smith

IU is discontinuing the use of Umail in March and replacing it with another Google-based email service. Here’s what you need to know before the upcoming transition. Read more here.


13 arrests made in months-long opioid ring investigation

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First row: Terrence Sanders, Timothy Sanders, Colin Humphries, Chad Sylvester, Tyrone Adams, Lisa Edwards. Second row: Brittney Embry, Seth Patterson, Latoya Evans, Chad Pante, Shawna Roberts, Kary Todd. Third row: Jessica Rhodes, Jessica Mayhew, Jama Bales, Vincent Bell, Jasmine Pugh, Mercadees Riordan. Courtesy Photo

Police made 13 arrests in connection to a sweeping drug investigation conducted by Bloomington police with agencies like the DEA, Indiana State Police and U.S. Marshals. Read more here.


Former IU journalism professor receives Lifetime Achievement Award


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The Indianapolis Public Library Foundation announced that James Alexander Thom, historical fiction novelist and winner of the first Indiana Authors Award in the National Category, has been selected as the recipient of the 2018 Lifetime Achievement Award. Courtesy Photo


Historical fiction writer and former IU journalism professor James Alexander Thom said storytelling is its own reward. But a Lifetime Achievement Award doesn’t hurt. Read more here.

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