High School Journalism Institute

As decades past, one American past time that hasn’t change is sports. Since the beginning of time, sports have been a part of our culture, society…

IU E-House keeps Bloomington green

From the outside, the Indiana University E-house appears residential. If it differs in appearance from the neighboring buildings, it’s only because it looks older. You…

NCAA introduces new era of recruitment

For five straight days, his phone rang non-stop. Standout Washington state senior high school basketball player Zach Lavine was one of the many players across…

Farmers’ Market-Click to see student work

Photography Week 1: Laura Fend, Class Choice

Join American Student Radio

Word on the street is that you’re interested in producing media. American Student Radio is for all students across the country. Yep, that’s you. This…

Featured Stories

2July 26, 2012
Camp Kan Du inspires the impossible

From a 50-foot climbing wall, to horses, to canoes, Bradford Woods seems like a regular summer camp. However, these camp activities take on a larger…
1July 25, 2012
Radio host balances being fan and critic

WIUX radio host and IU student Dan Karell always has an opinion. It’s not always easy to adjust to becoming a critic versus a fan,…
0July 25, 2012
Buynak bounces back from injury

Indiana University soccer player Molly Buynak recovered from tearing an ACL 3 times,shifting a kneecap, and tearing a cartilage yet she continues to love and appreciate…
0July 25, 2012
Sports injuries affected by gender

Athletics are an important part of popular culture in the 21st Century. Many students start playing sports at young ages and constantly train to improve…
1July 24, 2012
IU senior Dan Karell takes college radio by storm

By Josh Horton-Eastlake High School & Claire Taylor-Shiloh Christian School In the studio, Dan Karell, a senior at Indiana University, captivates Bloomington every time he…
2July 24, 2012
Chris Reynolds uses sports as teaching tool

While adjusting the buttons on the sleeves of his jacket, Indiana University athletic director Chris Reynolds quoted Vince Lombardi, “Leaders aren’t born, they’re made.” On…
0July 24, 2012
Torn but not broken

Download Quicktime An athlete’s mentality is mainly focused on winning and improvement. Most of the time, she doesn’t consider the possibility a serious injury until…
1July 23, 2012
Chloe McKay: IU soccer player adapts to the new lifestyle as coach

Former Indiana University soccer player Chloe McKay, continues her college soccer career from the sidelines as an assistant coach. McKay explained that as a player,…
0July 19, 2012
Young Women’s Institute supports future business women

Thirty-five young women, who have just completed their junior years of high school, have the business opportunity of a lifetime. They are attending the Young…

Editors' Picks

Interns looking to turn student dorms green, sustainable

Posted on July 25, 2012 | No Comments
This year, IU students will have the chance to participate in the Green Room Certification Program. Set up and run by sustainability interns, this program...
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IU athletics commits to sustainability

Posted on July 25, 2012 | 2 Comments
Cream and crimson goes green. Director Bill Brown and his Office of Sustainability at Indiana University are focusing on making the Bloomington campus an environmentally-friendly...
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Therapeutic recreation plays role at summer camp

Posted on July 25, 2012 | 3 Comments
Editor’s Note: Per the request of Bradford Woods and the parties involved in this article, any minor will be identified by first name only. Some...
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Sarah Pease accredits time at IU with future success

Posted on July 25, 2012 | 2 Comments
When Sarah Pease was 23 years old, she graduated from Indiana University. When she was 24 years old, she ran in the Olympic Trials. Only...
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Chris Reynolds thrives off the court

Posted on July 24, 2012 | No Comments
By Justin Holbrock and Tad Desai The average career length of an NBA player in 1994 was about five years, meaning that most players would...
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Bob Hammel talks about the introduction of world terror through the 1972 Munich Olympics

Posted on July 24, 2012 | 2 Comments
The 1972 Munich Olympics ushered in an age of terror and counter-terror never before seen in the world around us. Up until this point in...
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Bob Hammel speaks to the Bloomington Press Club on the 1972 Munich Olympics

Posted on July 23, 2012 | No Comments
By Allison Wilson – Bloomington High School South and Jacob Renie – Sandy Creek High School The Bloomington Press Club, a group of media professionals...
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