Indiana Fashion Foundation was designed for Hoosier students and entrepreneurs breaking into the fashion industry.

Here's the gist: Paris is not a city where it's easy to drive around. And with this being Fashion Week, the streets are even more jammed than usual. Which is why Indiana coach Rick Carlisle, from his front seat on the team bus to the arena Thursday, may have been hanging on for dear life.

Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark turned down the NBA's three-point request while going all in on the WNBA and her alma mater Iowa this week.

Angel Reese speaks to JWS about her new McDonald's partnership, her hopes for 2025, and why representation matters in women's sports.

In that vein, Indiana’s women’s basketball got a bit of a warning shot from the one bracketology site that updated its bracket this week. ESPN updated its bracketology as it always does on Tuesday. Women’s bracketologist Charlie Crème had Indiana as one of the last teams in the field to receive a bye.

Copenhagen Fashion Week street style looks are making their case for no pants, micro bags, and more. See the coolest trends to pin to your mood board.

Now, it looks like there will be additional events to attend, as WWE Director of Character Development Rob Fee will take part in a IU Indianapolis Arts & Humanities Institute event on January 31st titled 'Building Character: The Art of Professional Wrestling'.

On April 5, 1992, more than 62,000 people piled into the Hoosier Dome to see Hulk Hogan, Ric Flair, Bret Hart and Randy Savage.

The way-too-early passing of Purdue men’s basketball Hall-of-Famer Frank Kendrick, 74, on December 18 caused many involved with the program to reflect on the life of a bigger-than-life character. And the fact that the celebration of life took place on the week Purdue and Indiana square off in Mackey Arena is even more fitting.

"If you are aware of a student who suffered a serious injury on Saturday, such as a broken bone, please have them reach out to Dr. Bobby Woodard," AU said.

Free tax help is available for residents in several central Indiana counties. Just weeks into his tenure as Indiana’s new Republican governor, Mike Braun highlighted the strength of Indiana and its residents as part of his first State of the State address Wednesday evening.