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Most community college students plan to get 4-year degrees. Few actually do
Ever since he was a kid, Tyre’k Swanigan dreamed of going to Indiana University. But after he graduated from high school, he decided to start at community college. He figured he could keep his full-time job and transfer to IU later to earn his bachelor’s degree. At first,...
IU athletics open to corporate logos on Assembly Hall floor, Memorial Stadium field
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. – IU Sports Properties and IU Athletics are teaming up to make a first-of-its kind branding opportunity available on the playing surfaces of both Memorial Stadium and Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall. In Memorial Stadium, potential brand partners can now consider the chance to become the field level...
Indiana Football: Myles Price named to Earl Campbell Tyler Rose Award watch list
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. – Indiana football wide receiver and Dallas, Texas, native Myles Price has been named to the Earl Campbell Tyler Rose Award preseason watch list as announced by the Tyler Area Chamber of Commerce and SPORTyler on Wednesday (August 21). The Earl Campbell Tyler Rose Award recognizes the...
How Indiana men's soccer maintains its culture of success in modern college sports
BLOOMINGTON – There’s little unfamiliar about where IU men’s soccer starts its 2024 season Friday. The Hoosiers will open on the road at Saint Louis, the only program in the country with more national champions than Indiana. Todd Yeagley’s team debuted at No. 7 in the first United Soccer Coaches poll of the season, the only Big Ten team in the top 10 and a favorite to repeat as conference champions.
How Harris’ economic agenda could affect Bloomington
CHICAGO — As the Democratic National Convention wraps up, Kamala Harris’ campaign is steadily releasing more information on her plan for the economy, the number one issue for Americans. Experts say the economy is doing well as a whole. But post-pandemic price jumps in necessities like groceries —...
Indiana offering sponsorships for playing surfaces at Assembly Hall and Memorial Stadium
BLOOMINGTON — The playing surfaces at Memorial Stadium and Assembly Hall could look a bit different in the near future. On Thursday, the Indiana athletic department announced its offering field- and court-level sponsorships for the first time in the wake of a recent NCAA decision to allow additional types of corporate advertisements.
Indiana women's basketball, Teri Moren recruit freshman forward from Czech Republic
Indiana women's basketball added a new player to its roster for the 2024-25 season. Head coach Teri Moren announced Thursday the addition of freshman forward Valentyna Kadlecova. The Czech Republic native most recently averaged 12.1 points, 3-0 assists and shot 42.9% from the floor at the U20 European Championships. Kadlecova...
How Indiana football DE Mikail Kamara went from zero to hero, silencing his doubters
BLOOMINGTON — Indiana football defensive end Mikail Kamara likes to tease Curt Cignetti about the coach’s reluctance to offer him a scholarship. Back in 2020, Cignetti expressed reservations about Kamara’s size. They were the same kind of doubts Kamara had grown used to hearing on the recruiting trail as an edge rusher who was 6-feet tall and weighed less than 240 pounds.
Mustangs sweep Eagles
ELLETTSVILLE — Brown County got off to a slow start Thursday in a 25-4, 25-8, 25-18 Western Indiana Conference loss at Edgewood. Grace Johnson led the Eagles (0-2, 0-2) with four assists and four aces. Aubree Denton pounded two kills, Ella East had two blocks and Zoe Jackson notched 12 digs.
Opinion: Elections are more than politicians stumping for office
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. — We’re almost to Labor Day and what is traditionally considered the heart of election season. It’s the moment, according to political lore, when most Americans start paying attention to electoral contests. That may or may not be true, but here’s one thing I think we can count on: This is when politicians seeking office are most eager to understand the mood and concerns of the electorate.
IU Ventures welcomes Christian Beck as executive in residence
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. - Indiana University investment arm IU Ventures is adding an executive in residence to help young entrepreneurs manage the often-rocky process of starting a company. IU Ventures announced this week that IU alumnus Christian Beck will lend his experience to program enrollees. Beck studied at IU both as...
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