Month: April 2020
Indiana Black Expo cancels annual Summer Celebration due to coronavirus
Indiana Black Expo is canceling its annual Summer Celebration due to the potential COVID-19 health risks to its participants.
‘Those are big heels to fill’: Niele Ivey introduced as Notre Dame women’s basketball coach
Ivey was introduced as the new coach of the Notre Dame women’s basketball team on Thursday, succeeding her mentor, Muffet McGraw, who retired a day earlier.
Saluting the Bard’s Birthday: Streaming event honors Shakespeare
For theater lovers who are fans of iconic English Bard Shakespeare, Chicago Shakespeare Theater has a special event planned tonight.
IU wants to know what you do: Do you have coronavirus but not know it?
The Indiana University study will be among the first in the nation to try to track coronavirus infection in both children and adults.
Purdue transfer Matt Haarms chooses BYU
Haarms was one of the top transfers after announcing he was leaving the Boilermakers after his junior season. He narrowed his choices to BYU, Kentucky and Texas Tech earlier this week.
La Porte Hospital brings coronavirus testing in-house
La PORTE — La Porte Hospital can now process tests on-site for COVID-19, the respiratory disease caused by the novel coronavirus.
Indiana Beach has new owner, will reopen
Chicago businessman Gene Staples has acquired the 94-year-old water park, which he hopes to open by July.
Hall of Famer and Pike basketball coaching legend Ed Siegel dies of the coronavirus
Ed Siegel, Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame inductee and Pike coaching legend, died of coronavirus Wednesday.