athletics

The annual “Polar Plunge” — Special Olympics-Indiana’s main fundraising event — dates back to 2001. Groups from all over Indiana compete each year to out-fundraise each other, culminating in the annual plunge into the frigid water.

Student-athletes could soon make money through shared revenue with the university and outside money from name, image and likeness deals.

The Hoosiers are chasing a second straight win, they're first since Tayven Jackson was named the starting quarterback.

Leanne Grotke and Coach Teri Moren talk about how much progress has been made under Title IX and what progress they hope will continue to be made in the future.

Join us this Friday as we talk with guests about the history of Title IX and IU's role.

Join us this Friday as we talk with our guests about the future of college athletics.

Indiana's transgender sports law put the state in conflict with a 2015 California law that says, “California must take action to avoid supporting or financing discrimination against lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender people.”