Craig Fehrman

Woodson discusses the grind of recruiting, his civil rights education, and the coach who changed his life.

We chatted with the acclaimed critic and poet as he kicks off a stint as Booth Tarkington Writer-in-Residence.

New books by and about the late Kurt Vonnegut keep coming, but the latest volume establishes something new about an old subject.

IU’s Dr. Aaron Carroll, one of the nation’s leading voices on COVID-19, explains what the rest of 2020 might look like.

Are calls for the dismissal of the IU athletic director just good sense, or jumping the gun?

Birch Bayh was born in Terre Haute in 1928, just before the start of the Great Depression. From the beginning, his life was marked by a mix of national and local, agriculture and ambition.

Freshman phenom or one-and-done?

A record number of Hoosier women are their party’s nominee this year.

Roxane Gay sent a flurry of tweets to her 421,000 followers, blasting the MWW for its “fatphobia.”

This month’s ABA reunion—50 years!—should be a slam dunk.

“I went into this thinking I’d have to fight off boredom, covering all those games,” Dwyer says. “It’s been the opposite. Now I just need to figure out how to make the car payment.”

“Hopefully, I never run out of ways to describe someone getting shot,” he says.

There’s more than small-town snoops, redneck farmers, and zealous theocrats in Indiana.

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“Whether you do or do not talk to New Albany coach Jim Shannon, that’s not changing your chances of getting Romeo Langford,” one recruiting analyst says.