Indiana woman pleads guilty to hate crime
Indiana woman faces up to 6 years in prison after repeatedly stabbing Asian American student on bus
Billie Davis, who was accused of stabbing an Asian American student at Indiana University Bloomington last year because she said she had “noticed” the victim was Chinese, has pleaded guilty to a federal hate crime charge.
Curt Cignetti shared a similar message after Indiana’s last two wins, part of its red-hot start. “We'll enjoy this one for 24 hours.” But af ...
Representatives of Valparaiso University, citing Indiana’s voting participation of just 14.6% for 18- to 29-year-olds, asked ...
National Review Editor-in-Chief is speaking out after Indiana State University canceled his speaking event set for the end of ...
Indiana University student Noah Apgar faces five counts of rape following the report of sexual assaults involving two female ...
Indiana University has launched an investigation after a former IU men’s basketball player accused an athletics doctor of ...
No. According to the Indiana Election Division, there is no current law that allows an election to recall an elected official ...
The University of Southern Indiana touted a gain in total enrollment compared to 2023. But its number of undergraduates ...
Following her nomination for WNBA MVP, Indiana Fever head coach Christie Sides shared a heartfelt message for Caitlin Clark.
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Election 2024: Indiana’s Third Congressional District raceAfter the decision from U.S. Rep. Jim Banks, R-District 3 to run for Indiana’s open U.S. Senate seat, two candidates are ...
OP/ED: An IU professor believes the new expressive policy at Indiana University is too restrictive, hindering both celebration, mourning.
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