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After a successful beginning to the season last weekend, Indiana Wrestling sent a group of nine wrestlers to compete at the Michigan State Open on Nov. 9. Head coach Angel Escobedo elected to bench the starting lineup and sent a group of backups to compete. Despite the loss in firepower, the Hoosiers continued to impress by putting seven wrestlers on the podium.
Editor's note: All opinions, columns and letters reflect the views of the individual writer and not necessarily those of the IDS or its staffers.
After over two years of delays, the Monroe County Council on Tuesday approved the $11.375 million purchase of property for a new justice complex, including a new county jail and court space. The council approved the purchase in a 5-1 vote.
Welcome to the seventh episode of "Asking the Artist," the podcast that does unerringly what its title suggests— asks the artist. This week, host Gino Diminich sits down with stand-up comedian, Mat Alano Martin to discuss crowd work, crafting a joke and bombing during a set
Most people look forward to Thanksgiving Day because of the extravagant dinner spread. If you're lucky enough to watch the spread turn from savory to sweet, let’s hope your stomach saved room for dessert. I often find myself on a stressful time crunch trying to spend hours perfecting a dessert during the holiday season. Below are a few simple recipes that will attract all the guests’ taste buds post-Thanksgiving dinner.
It’s not an unfamiliar position.
Indiana football is ranked No. 5 and seeded No. 7 in the College Football Playoff rankings released Tuesday night. Last week, the Hoosiers checked in at No. 8 while being seeded No. 9.
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Many urban arts movements of graffiti and street murals have affected how modern-day art is viewed and the ways people see it. Bloomington is no exception.
The Monroe County Fairgrounds hosted its 10th anniversary Christmas Fair on Saturday.
EllieMae’s Boutique, home to Kirkwood Candle Shop, is moving west on Kirkwood to the former home of The Irish Lion Restaurant and Pub. The owners of the restaurant retired back in May after 42 years in business.
The IU Board of Trustees will meet Thursday and Friday at Keith Busse Steel Dynamics Alumni Center in Fort Wayne, to discuss housing and dining rates, the IU Indianapolis campus, the College and Community Collaboration grant and possible amendments to the expressive activity policy.
IU Athletics is no stranger to media attention and bringing economic opportunity to Bloomington. Every year, IU basketball brings major broadcasting networks to Bloomington, networks to Bloomington and ticket sales, regardless of the team’s success, are high. The highlight of the IU sports year is historically the basketball season, and for the rest of the year we’re just waiting for the next basketball season to begin. That’s no longer the case now that our football team has become one of the most closely watched stories in the college football world.
Donald Trump won the presidential election by much more than most experts thought he would. The results were apparent the night of Election Day and called the morning after. Many expected it would take days to know.
Indiana Lieutenant Governor-elect Micah Beckwith threatened the Indiana Daily Student and IU in an X post Tuesday over the IDS’ Nov. 7 front cover, which featured a photo illustration of President-elect Donald Trump accompanied by quotes from his former political allies. In the post, Beckwith labeled the page “elitist leftist propaganda” and said it “needs to stop or we will be happy to stop it for them.”
The Associated Collegiate Press awarded the Indiana Daily Student the Newspaper and Multiplatform Pacemaker on Nov. 2.ACP is an organization that promotes the ethics and standards of journalism in print, broadcast and media. The Pacemaker Awards are considered one of the most prestigious awards in all collegiate journalism. These awards “recognize the overall excellence and distinguish the top student media produced during a particular school year.” The IDS also won first place for the newspaper category of “Best in Show,” an award that selects the best newspaper submitted by convention attendees. The newspaper the IDS submitted was its “The IDS has no confidence in the Media School’s plan for student media” edition.The Arbutus yearbook won fourth place for the Best Show Award for Yearbook, adding one more prestigious award to the IU student media legacy. This year marks the 25th Pacemaker the IDS has won for its newspaper.The IDS received numerous other ACP awards. ACP: Best of Show Award for Advertising Media Kit - Second Place Best of Show Award for Yearbook - Fourth Place (Arbutus) Photo of the Year, Sports Game/Action Photo category - Fifth Place (Michael Claycamp) Story of the Year, Sports Game Story category - Fifth Place (Dalton James) Story of the Year, Feature Story category - Fifth Place (Cam Garber) Story of the Year, Sports Feature Story - Fifth Place (Marissa Meador) Best of Show Award for Digital Newsletter - Sixth Place (The Daily Rundown) Photo of the Year, Feature Photo - Honorable Mention (Briana Pace) IDS staff also won several College Media Awards.CMA: Best Arts and Entertainment Story - First Place (Taylor Satoski) Weekly Newspaper of the Year (3+ issues a month) - Second Place (Staff) Best College Media Group of the Year - Second Place (Staff) Best Coverage of Diversity - Second Place (Gentry Keener) Best Sports News Photo - Second Place (Michael Claycamp) Best Column - Honorable Mention (Salomé Cloteaux) Best Rate Card/Media Kit - Honorable Mention Best Sports Column - Honorable Mention (Daniel Flick)Former IDS Editor-in-Chief, Salomé Cloteaux, was honored over the weekend as a finalist for the Courage in Student Journalism Award from the Student Press Law Center. Her Letter from the Editor about the IDS’ Israel-Hamas War coverage got her the nomination. Cloteaux also gave a speech at the event detailing the challenges that led her to write the letter.“The staff deserve this. Everyone here does phenomenal reporting and are all incredibly resilient. We are so grateful and proud of all the hard work that our staff does every single day. The IDS has a tradition of impactful, extensive and award-winning coverage and we can confidently say that we are continuing that excellence while relentlessly improving.” said Jacob Spudich and Marissa Meador, current co Editors-in-Chief of the IDS.
Indiana men’s soccer senior forward Tommy Mihalic was named the Big Ten’s Offensive Player of the Year, the conference announced Nov. 8. Mihalic tied for the conference lead in goals with 10, becoming the first Hoosier to win the award since Victor Bezerra in 2020.
In 2016, my mom and I headed to the Bloomingdales in our hometown mall to catch a glimpse of Sarah Jessica Parker signing shoes from her brand SJP. At that time, I only knew her from the semi-forgettable, yet iconic rom coms she’d starred in (“Failure to Launch” is a classic in my house). After peering at SJP for a while and taking videos for my Snapchat, we left.
Bloomington is blessed with an overwhelming number of local coffee shops in the area. As fun as it already is to support local coffee shops, you could be having more fun with your drink! The next time you are craving a latte, I dare you to stray away from the basic vanilla syrup and try something eccentric. If you need inspiration, here is a list of five peculiar yet delicious lattes that are tired of going unnoticed.
Disney’s founder, Walt Disney’s motto was “Dream, Believe, Dare, Do” and since his companies birth in 1923 that’s exactly what Disney has been doing. But with remakes and reboots becoming more and more saturated on its platforms, is Disney really keeping the magic alive or just reusing it?
