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COLUMBUS, Ohio — Mikail Kamara’s hands stayed on his hips, his feet glued to Ohio Stadium’s 6-yard line. After several seconds spent watching Ohio State’s celebration, the redshirt junior defensive end exhaled a deep breath, his shoulders dropping to their normal level.
COLUMBUS, Ohio. — It was said best by Mike Tyson: “Everyone has a plan until they get punched in the mouth.”
Coming off its first ranked victory of the season, Indiana women’s basketball returned to the court Saturday –– this time in the Bahamas.
COLUMBUS, Ohio. — Over the past two weeks, the national media suggested Indiana football isn’t the fifth-best team in the country.
It’s a top five matchup. ESPN’s College GameDay and Fox’s Big Noon Kickoff will both host their respective pregame shows from just outside of Ohio Stadium. Big Ten Championship Game and College Football Playoff chances loom large.
On a cold Friday night, Indiana volleyball took on UCLA, a West Coast team it had only faced one other time in school history. Still, the Hoosiers had yet to secure a win against any of the Big Ten’s four new conference additions.
After his second-quarter touchdown catch Nov. 9 against Michigan, Indiana football junior receiver Elijah Sarratt pointed to the crowd, moving his arms in a motion that symbolized the IU trident for all who were watching.
After last week’s losses to Iowa on Nov. 14 and Nebraska on Nov. 16 on the road, Indiana volleyball returns home to Wilkinson Hall in Bloomington to host its final new Big Ten opponent, UCLA. Then, the Hoosiers have a one-day break before they travel to Columbus, Ohio, to face Ohio State.
In early October of this year, the Media School announced an action plan for student media at IU. In response to this announcement, student leaders and professional staff at the Indiana Daily Student have been meeting with members of the IU Media School in an effort to both implement the plan and bring clarity to the future of the IDS. We are excited to announce that through the cooperation and partnership with the Media School, the IDS will continue printing with a reduced schedule beginning with the Spring 2025 semester. Starting in January 2025, special printed editions of the newspaper will be distributed to newsstands on the following dates:
Editor’s note: This story includes mention of sexual violence or assault.
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New Hope, an organization dedicated to fighting homelessness, hosted its sixth annual Hope for the Holidays event on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday at the Switchyard Park Pavilion.
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As Myles Rice darted into the lane, he was met by a navy wall of University of North Carolina at Greensboro defenders.
Indiana men’s basketball has no shortage of accolades among its experienced roster. A two-time All-Pac-12 First Team member and last season’s Pac-12 and Big Ten Freshman of the Year play for the Hoosiers.
Mike Woodson looked down, seemingly unable to watch the game playing out in front of him. Indiana men’s basketball’s sixth-year senior center Oumar Ballo had just turned the ball over, only 20 seconds into the second half.
Indiana men’s basketball added to its spotless non-conference resume Thursday night, defeating the University of North Carolina at Greensboro 69-58 at Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall in Bloomington.
The IU Police Department has received multiple reports of thefts, specifically stolen motor vehicles, this November.
The City of Bloomington’s engineering department will receive extra general obligations bond funding after a city council vote Wednesday that awarded the department almost $3.8 million.
