Monroe County and IU offer free eclipse text alert system
Indiana women’s basketball hopes to slay Goliath, set to face South Carolina in Sweet 16
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William Shatner talks eclipse, emotional visit to space before visit to Bloomington
IU Hillel hosts Hollywood producer Betsy Borns in place of postponed speaker
Hillel postpones speaker event criticized as Islamophobic due to security concerns
IU, The Media School to install and develop kinetic imagery and extended reality lab
Students rally against Islamophobia and lack of support for Palestinian students at IU
City News
Monroe County and IU offer free eclipse text alert system
No decision reached on redistricting, Childs-Templeton merger at MCCSC board meeting
Hoosiers prepare to host total solar eclipse
Council narrowly passes resolution opposing LEAP pipeline
City Council to hear Gaza ceasefire resolution next week, Mayor Thomson says she won’t sign it
Sports
Indiana women’s basketball hopes to slay Goliath, set to face South Carolina in Sweet 16
Kappa Alpha Theta’s Audrey La Valle wins women’s ITTs, top team contenders revealed
BREAKING: 2024 5-star forward Bryson Tucker commits to Indiana men’s basketball
Indiana baseball shifts focus to offense, turns to Butler for four-game set
Bloomington Bicycles bike shop open for business
Jacobs prepares new ballet, “Star on the Rise: La Bayadère...Reimagined!”
Lilly’s Local Tunes: A guide to live music events March 27-30
COLUMN: ‘The Play That Goes Wrong’ brings laughter to the Waldron Arts Center
The Jacobs School of Music starts a new chapter with ‘Star on the Rise: La Bayadère... Reimagined!’
Culture Shock lineup to be announced at Artist Party at I Fell Gallery March 28
Features
Jacobs prepares new ballet, “Star on the Rise: La Bayadère...Reimagined!”
The dancers rehearsed to create moments of transcendence on stage.
Your local guide to the 2024 solar eclipse
‘Started to feel real’: Indiana’s long snapper, unheralded leader Sean Wracher eyes NFL
Wracher has been the Hoosiers’ stalwart long snapper for five seasons.
Fractured but unbroken: How a former plowhorse found personality and purpose helping kids
Luna used to be a nameless plowhorse. Now she’s an equine therapy horse for disabled children.
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