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FIFA World Cup 2026 group stage predictions

By Citlali Sanchez and Jocelyn Quintana | June 12

The FIFA World Cup, a competition that comes once every four years, is one of football’s biggest stages, with the previous tournament pulling over five billion viewers throughout various platforms. This year’s World Cup will run from June 11 to July 19 across three countries: The United States, Mexico and Canada. The tournament highlights the top 48 nations in international football, different from previous years where the tournament included 32 participants. These countries are chosen before in an intercontinental qualifying tournament, and compete for the trophy and a $50 million prize money.

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IU Indianapolis women’s basketball falls in the second round of the Horizon League Tournament

By Citlali Sanchez | March 9

On March 8, in the second round of the Horizon League Tournament, the No. 7 ranked IU Indianapolis women’s basketball team lost to the No. 5 ranked Purdue Fort Wayne 49-85 in a game where missed shots, fouls and shot-clock violations attributed to the loss.

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IU Indianapolis women's basketball wins last home game

By Citlali Sanchez | Feb. 23

On Feb. 22, the IU Indianapolis women’s basketball team played their last home game of the season in a tight match against the Detroit Mercy winning 74-72. The night also served as senior night, honoring guard Sydney Bolden, who would go on to score 15 points, and graduate student Camron Blank, who also plays guard.

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Seattle Seahawks dominant performance leads to their second championship

By Citlali Sanchez | Feb. 9

Super Bowl LX in Santa Clara, California, saw a rematch from over a decade ago between the New England Patriots and the Seattle Seahawks, with the Seahawks getting their revenge in a dominant 29-13 win.

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Winter Club of Indianapolis celebrates the 2026 Winter Olympics with Indiana Showcase

By Citlali Sanchez | Jan. 20

The Winter Club of Indianapolis hosted its fourth Indiana showcase at Holliday Park's ice rink on Jan. 17 from 3-5 p.m. The event offered public skating sessions and featured on-ice demonstrations by talented skaters from across Indiana throughout the afternoon. The showcase aimed to build excitement for the upcoming Winter Olympics, which will take place from Feb. 6-22 in Milano Cortina, Italy.

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Indianapolis Colts lead AFC South early in 2025 season, miss playoffs again

By Citlali Sanchez | Jan. 6

On Jan. 4, the Indianapolis Colts fell 38-30 to the Houston Texans, closing out their season with a seventh consecutive loss. The Colts haven't reached the playoffs since 2020, when they were eliminated in the wild card round. Despite a 7-1 start that gave them the league's best record in the 2025 season and first place in the AFC South, the team couldn't maintain that success, finding themselves out of playoff contention.

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Former IU Indianapolis men’s basketball players file a new lawsuit against the university

By Citlali Sanchez | Jan. 3

On Dec. 15, 2025, a new civil lawsuit was filed by six former IU Indianapolis men’s basketball players against the university and its board of trustees which revealed serious allegations of physical and emotional abuse by former head coach Paul Corsaro.

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Indiana’s dominant win over Alabama sends them to CFP semifinals

By Citlali Sanchez | Jan. 3

On Jan. 1, the Indiana Hoosiers once again demonstrated why they remain undefeated, dominating Alabama 38-3 in the Rose Bowl Game in Pasadena, California — America's oldest college football bowl game, known as "The Granddaddy of Them All.”

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The champ's last match: John Cena's retirement tour comes to an end

By Citlali Sanchez | Dec. 14

On Dec. 13 in Washington D.C., WWE's Saturday Night's Main Event marked a historic moment as John Cena — the creator of the iconic ‘You Can't See Me’ catchphrase — competed in his final match, bringing ‘The Last Time is Now’ retirement tour to an end.

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IU Indianapolis faces defamation claim from former basketball coach

By Citlali Sanchez and Melanie Contreras | Dec. 11

Paul Corsaro, former IU Indianapolis men’s basketball coach, has filed a tort claim against IU Indianapolis for defamation. The university sent a termination statement to the IndyStar claiming that Corsaro's behavior did not align with university values and standards when it came to the treatment of student athletes.

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FIFA World Cup 2026 group stage predictions

IU Indianapolis women’s basketball falls in the second round of the Horizon League Tournament

IU Indianapolis women's basketball wins last home game

Seattle Seahawks dominant performance leads to their second championship

Winter Club of Indianapolis celebrates the 2026 Winter Olympics with Indiana Showcase

Indianapolis Colts lead AFC South early in 2025 season, miss playoffs again

Former IU Indianapolis men’s basketball players file a new lawsuit against the university

Indiana’s dominant win over Alabama sends them to CFP semifinals

The champ's last match: John Cena's retirement tour comes to an end

IU Indianapolis faces defamation claim from former basketball coach

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