Hoosiers

Starting now, Hoosiers will mark two centuries of Indiana history with a yearlong party. But what, exactly, are we commemorating?

Don’t get caught watching the paint dry—snap up tickets to the Hoosiers screening and a Hickory jersey before the buzzer.

DePauw wanted to end Wabash’s six-game Monon Bell win streak. It didn’t go so well.

“I hate using the term ‘tearjerker’ because it’s so pejorative, but it’s almost impossible not to choke up watching this.”

How many of these locally filmed movies have you seen?

“Among Attucks’s tight-knit alumni network, news of the perceived slight spread like fire.”

“George LOVE the new uniforms, nice throwback. But more importantly, LOVE that your hair color matches new uniforms.” – @ReggieMillerTNT

Great picks at Children’s Museum, Eiteljorg, IMA, and more

“The best part is that there’s so much people don’t know about Slick Leonard,” says filmmaker Ted Green. “He’s a documentarian’s dream.”

Hailing from New Palestine, east of Indianapolis, Ahrendts has become one of the most important women in the business world in recent years.

Who’s who among Indianans on the fast track in NYC, from breakout designers to NBA bigwigs.

Say you’re at the track and just realized that you don’t know anyone racing. Not a problem, just cheer for one of the favorites and look smart when they bring home the Borg-Warner Trophy. Here, on the heels of our list of first-timers’ do’s and don’ts, see our primer on the top riders to regard this weekend at the Little 500 bike races in Bloomington:

Before the green flag drops at Bill Armstrong Stadium, here’s our primer on what to expect at the track, from unpredictable weather to the crowds in the stands to the actual racers speeding around on single-speed Schwinns.

On staying inside the lines, remembering to dribble, and reviving a family legacy. How my 3-year-old learned to be a Hoosier.

Everybody loves an underdog.