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A nine-run lead vanished in the blink of an eye as Indiana baseball struggled with pitching in its weekend series with USC.
After defeating Rutgers at home on March 16, Indiana women’s tennis had a week break before heading out west to face Oregon and Washington.
Director of athletic performance Clif Marshall left the Indiana men’s basketball program, according to a post on his Instagram account Monday.
IU Bloomington’s chapter of the American Association of University Professors is alleging the university violated policy in terminating tenured professor Xiaofeng Wang.
The Buskirk Chumley is showcasing Breaking Away (1979) and Zana: Women of the Little 500 as a Documentary Double Feature on 4/18 at 7 pm.
The long-awaited live action remake of Disney’s first-ever feature length animated film, “Snow White” released in theaters March 21. However, the film did not have a very successful opening weekend, making only $43 million at the domestic box office, one of the lowest opening weekend box offices for a Disney live action adaptation.
“O’Dessa” is a post-apocalyptic musical directed by Geremy Jasper which was released on Hulu on March 20. The film has not been receiving great reviews, gaining a 40% critics score on Rotten Tomatoes. Critics and audiences have criticized the film for falling into dystopian clichés and for having a weak second half of the movie.
Vivian Winston, who holds one of three alumni-elected positions on the Board of Trustees, told the IDS in an email Monday that she would not be running again after her term is up June 30.
The Indiana University School of Nursing will host a free showing of the documentary Food, Insecure on April 4 from 3pm to 4:30pm in Room C1001 at the Health Sciences Building, 2631 East Discovery Parkway (adjacent to the new IU Health Bloomington Hospital). The 30-minute documentary will be followed by a panel discussion and Question-and- Answer session.
Indiana University terminated professor Xiaofeng Wang on Friday, the same day that two of his homes were searched by the FBI, according to a document sent by the American Association of University Professors’ IU Bloomington chapter.
Editor's Note: This story includes mention of sexual violence or assault.
At a meeting of the IU Student Media Publications Board on Friday March 28, juniors Mia Hilkowitz and Andrew Miller were named the next IDS co-editors-in-chief for the upcoming fall semester.
The women's Little 500 race is scheduled for April 25 and the men's April 26.
Editor’s note: Last year the Indiana Department of Health discontinued a $800,000 partnership with the People’s Cooperative Market over concerns that the market mismanaged federal funds intended to aid socially disadvantaged farmers, The Herald Times reported in February. Leaders for PCM responded after publication of the article with a recording of their grant transparency session on May 26, 2024 and their webpage detailing grant information.
Indiana library programs, including Monroe County Public Libraries, could be disrupted by an executive order signed by President Donald Trump earlier this month.
For one night, past and present members of Boy in the Bubble weren’t separated by years — they were bound by a shared love of comedy, and they celebrated that love together. The sketch comedy group celebrated their 25th anniversary Saturday in the Fine Arts Building, bringing many alumni of the group together to enjoy the show.
Indiana women’s basketball junior guard Yarden Garzon has entered the transfer portal with a “do not contact” tag, according to On3 Sports’ Talia Goodman’s report Monday morning.
Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month might begin in May for the rest of the United States, but in Bloomington it starts in April.
Almost 100 people crowded into the McCalla School’s multipurpose room Thursday to hear Chris Martin, also known as C.F. Martin VI, give a lecture on his family’s history. While the Martins likely have the typical family folklore — like the ostracized black sheep, marriages that not everyone agreed with and rebellious teenagers, which Martin still touched on — that wasn’t what drew such a large crowd in the early evening: it was his family’s almost 200-year legacy as guitar makers.
Upon entering Bill Armstrong Stadium under the lights, the energy was undeniable. Indiana University’s Little 500 supporters showed up loud and proud for qualifications on Saturday, undeterred by the 8 a.m. wake-up call.
