August rape reported on IU Bloomington campus
(12/06/24 11:00am)
Editor’s note: This story includes mention of sexual violence or assault. Resources are available here.
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COLUMN: Indiana women’s basketball fails to meet physicality set by USI in win
(12/05/24 10:02pm)
A frustrated Teri Moren was the first member of the Indiana women’s basketball program to head toward the halftime locker room Wednesday night at Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall as the Hoosiers welcomed the University of Southern Indiana to Bloomington.
Indiana football loses assistant coach to UCLA, signs coordinators to multi-year contracts
(12/05/24 9:41pm)
Indiana football’s historic 11-1 season has brought national attention and a suspected trip to the College Football Playoff — but also the chance for head coach Curt Cignetti’s staff to be picked apart by other programs.
New York Times bestselling author to join WFIU’s ‘Noon Edition’ live broadcast
(12/05/24 9:36pm)
For most 16-year-olds, a summer internship working for a private investigator sounds like an unobtainable dream. For Marshall Miller, this dream becomes a reality when he is assigned a case investigating a supernatural mystery located in Bloomington.
Zulich reconsidering ordinance to double city council salaries: ‘I think it’s okay to go with something else’
(12/05/24 9:29pm)
Bloomington city council member Sydney Zulich said her ordinance proposal, which would double the current salary of city council members, will “look different” at the council’s meeting next Wednesday.
‘These guys all have a chance’: Indiana football signs 21 players in 2025 recruiting class
(12/05/24 9:10pm)
No. 9 Indiana football signed each of its 21 verbal commitments Wednesday, which marked the first of two National Signing Day’s in the college football calendar.
Moren’s halftime message sparks Indiana women’s basketball’s comeback over Southern Indiana
(12/05/24 8:20pm)
Whether it was a lack of inside presence or poor guarding of the 3-point line, Indiana women’s basketball struggled to contend with in-state foe University of Southern Indiana early in its matchup Wednesday.
PRESS RELEASE: Bloomington Recognized for Environmental Stewardship as a Clean Community
(12/05/24 6:58pm)
The following is a press release written by Desiree Molina for the City of Bloomington.
COLUMN: Jamie Lloyd’s ‘Sunset Boulevard’ holds a mirror to society
(12/05/24 6:22pm)
This Thanksgiving break, I had the privilege of seeing the Jamie Lloyd directed revival of “Sunset Boulevard” on Broadway. Lloyd’s revival takes the often-overlooked Andrew Lloyd Webber musical and breathes new life into it.
MCCSC superintendent talks plans, student groups and teacher support with parents
(12/05/24 4:38pm)
The interim superintendent for the Monroe County Community School Corporation, Markay Winston, hosted a Listen and Learn Town Hall on Tuesday at Fairview Elementary. At the event, Winston fielded questions from parents and educators and discussed her vision for the county’s schools.
Navigating the Aftermath of Bicycle Accidents: What College Students Should Know
(12/05/24 3:15pm)
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LETTER FROM THE EDITORS: Emails reveal provost office pressure to cut IDS costs
(12/05/24 12:00pm)
The provost office reportedly preferred an immediate reduction in the print edition despite The Media School dean’s pitch for a longer timeline, according to emails the IDS obtained in a public records request.
Indiana women’s basketball pulls off 15-point comeback, defeats Southern Indiana
(12/05/24 2:19am)
Indiana women’s basketball returned to action Wednesday against the University of Southern Indiana — the first matchup between the two programs. Despite trailing for over 19 minutes, the Hoosiers escaped with a 67-63 victory inside Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall.
What Novo’s takeover of Catalent could mean for Bloomington workers
(12/04/24 10:20pm)
UPDATE: The European Commission unconditionally approved Novo Holdings’ takeover of Catalent on Friday. The deal still will need Federal Trade Commission approval.
COLUMN: Amazon’s ‘Cruel Intentions’ is a seductive new take on a cult classic
(12/04/24 6:51pm)
What could be more important than power? When it comes to Amazon’s new show “Cruel Intentions” the answer is nothing. This remake of the cult classic “Cruel Intentions” (1999) brings a captivating world of manipulation and desire to a new generation.
Two separate rapes reported at Read Hall and Teter Quad
(12/04/24 5:50pm)
Editor’s note: This story includes mention of sexual violence or assault. Resources are available here.
Former IU physician Brad Bomba Sr. ruled competent in class action lawsuit against university
(12/04/24 5:43pm)
Editor's Note: This story includes mention of sexual violence or assault.
Mess-Proof Fashion: The Best Toddler Clothes For Surviving Spills, Smudges, and Playtime Chaos
(12/04/24 5:04pm)
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New Bloomington Transit route will service area west of city
(12/04/24 4:47pm)
A new bus route will transport Bloomington residents outside of city boundaries for the first time, according to a Bloomington Transit press release issued Dec. 3.
Indiana women’s basketball to take on in-state opponent Southern Indiana
(12/04/24 11:30am)
After a bounce-back victory over the University of Maine on Sunday, Indiana women’s basketball is set to host the University of Southern Indiana on Wednesday. The contest will mark the first meeting between the Hoosiers and the Screaming Eagles in program history.
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