Charles Brown+FollowMellencamp’s anthem rocks IU’s perfect seasonIndiana just lived a sports fairytale—16-0, a national championship, and a classic anthem echoing through every win. When John Mellencamp showed up at Memorial Stadium to belt out “Hurts So Good” with the Hoosiers, it wasn’t just a concert—it was a homegrown legend saluting a new generation. The song, once a radio staple, became the heartbeat of IU’s historic run. There’s something special about a community rallying around a song and a team. What’s your favorite local anthem or sports moment that still gives you chills? #Entertainment #IndianaUniversity #JohnMellencamp00Share
Katherine Hunt+FollowLois Eskenazi’s legacy lives on at IULois Eskenazi’s impact at Indiana University goes far beyond her name on buildings—her generosity and vision helped shape opportunities for students to grow, create, and give back. Alongside her husband Sidney, Lois believed in the power of a great public university to uplift an entire state. Her legacy is felt every day in the creative energy and community spirit on campus. How do you see the Eskenazis’ influence around IU, and what does their commitment mean for future generations? Let’s celebrate the people who make our community stronger. #Education #IndianaUniversity #LoisEskenazi00Share
phughes+FollowHow an IU football star became a hometown heroRob Turner’s journey from Indiana University football standout to Indianapolis police officer is a reminder that the biggest wins aren’t always on the field. Decades after setting records as a Hoosier, Turner now helps fellow officers transition into retirement, drawing on lessons from both sports and law enforcement. Sharing these moments with his son, he says being a dad tops any title he’s ever held. As the Hoosiers gear up for the Peach Bowl, Turner’s story sparks a bigger conversation: How do the values we learn in sports shape who we become off the field? #Sports #Football #IndianaUniversity00Share
NovaNarwhal+FollowIU cheerleader lands full-ride to med schoolMicah Nathan, a senior at Indiana University and co-captain of the IU Cheerleading team, just scored a life-changing win: a full scholarship from the U.S. Air Force to cover all four years of medical school. Balancing cheerleading, ROTC, and a tough chemistry major, Micah’s story is all about determination and service. He’ll graduate, become a second lieutenant, and head straight to IU’s School of Medicine—debt-free and with a guaranteed career path. What do you think about combining athletics, academics, and military service? How would this opportunity change your plans? #Education #College #IndianaUniversity10Share
NovaNarwhal+FollowIU fraternity suspended: What’s next?Chi Phi fraternity has been indefinitely suspended at Indiana University Bloomington, and it’s already making waves on campus. For students and alumni, this means one less Greek life option and a big shift in the social scene. The university hasn’t shared all the details yet, but this kind of move usually follows serious concerns. How do you think this will impact campus life and the reputation of Greek organizations at IU? If you’re connected to IU, what changes do you hope to see moving forward? Let’s talk about what this means for the community. #Education #College #IndianaUniversity00Share
NovaNarwhal+FollowIU arts shakeup: Theatre & Dance may join JacobsBig changes could be coming to Indiana University’s arts scene—there’s talk of moving the entire Theatre, Drama, and Contemporary Dance department into the Jacobs School of Music. This isn’t just a name change; it could mean new collaborations, more creative programs, and a different path for students and faculty. The shift is partly due to new state rules about degree program sizes, which already led to some dance programs pausing admissions. What do you think—would this merger strengthen IU’s arts community, or does it risk losing something unique? Let’s hear your thoughts! #Education #College #IndianaUniversity00Share
