Indiana University

If you grew up on barn-door hoops and Bob Knight, chances are that NIL makes you want to throw a chair. Instead, you might need to take a seat: The concept of college athletes earning some cash off the court is likely here to stay.

This month, the IU Soul Revue—one of the nation’s oldest university Black music ensembles—gets the band back together for a 50th anniversary jam.

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

“Somebody Else Sold the World” is the first of two 2021 music-inspired books by the former Poet Laureate of Indiana.

While much of the IU president’s tenure was spent in the shadow of Purdue’s headline-making Mitch Daniels, McRobbie has scored just as well on the leadership test.

Steve Green and Brian Evans are working together to treat sleep apnea and snoring.

Charlie Ballantine may be one of the most promising young jazz guitarists in Indy since Indiana Avenue’s heyday.

MindX Sciences says its blood test could revolutionize mental health treatment — if they can convince doctors and businesses to buy in.

The doctor joins the Monthly Weekly to talk about the past, present, and future of the pandemic in Indiana.

We’re joined this week by sportswriter Dustin Dopirak and Homefield Apparel founders Connor and Christa Hitchcock.

One side cries unfair treatment. The other, reckless behavior. Sound familiar?

Absent effective leadership, we’re forced to improvise through a deadly pandemic. Why should football be an exception?

The fabric to save lives?

IU seems torn between protecting academic freedom and promoting an environment where students feel safe.

“Many people in our community were greatly appreciative. I think it gives them a sense of belonging to know they aren’t forgotten.”