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(03/31/25 1:04am)
The “World’s Greatest College Weekend” is the landmark sporting event in Bloomington every year, and preparations are fully underway. With the races only weeks away during April 25-26, qualifications took place Saturday at Bill Armstrong Stadium.
(03/30/25 6:31pm)
Monroe County, along with swaths of Illinois and Indiana, is under a tornado watch until 8 p.m. Sunday ahead of expected severe weather. Portions of Kentucky and Missouri are also under the watch.
(03/30/25 6:23pm)
Constellation Stage & Screen debuted its adaptation of Jordan Harrison’s “Maple and Vine” on Thursday to a sold-out audience at the Constellation Playhouse.
(04/04/25 5:00pm)
While the IU community is made up of people from all walks of life, there is one thing that almost everyone has in common: a photo in front of the iconic Sample Gates. As one of the most recognizable structures on campus, they serve as an entrance into the oldest part of IU, known as the Old Crescent.
(04/04/25 2:00pm)
I love food. It’s one of my favorite things about the world, and a simple meal can bring the greatest memories. Its only drawback is that it costs money, and like other college students, I don’t look at my bank account with a smile. But I digress — Bloomington offers a ton of cheap eats around town that will leave you going, “I can’t believe it was only that much.”
(04/04/25 11:00am)
If you’re living in an unfurnished house or apartment this year, finding all the furniture you need to fill it can be a significant expense. Below are some ways to maximize your budget and space.
(03/30/25 3:47pm)
Nationwide vaccine hesitancy continues to concern healthcare officials. Since the COVID-19 pandemic, there has been a rise in vaccine misinformation on social media.
(03/31/25 1:22am)
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.
(03/30/25 2:33pm)
At a presentation on the prevention of nuclear war, a message of hope rang out over the pews.
(03/30/25 1:45pm)
Editor’s Note: This story includes mention of sexual assault. Resources are available here.
(03/29/25 7:38pm)
Five men stood in front of colorfully painted beer pong tables Friday, their backs to the Showalter Fountain. Ten large cheese pizzas from Pizza X stood in front of them.
(03/29/25 7:21pm)
The FBI searched homes in Bloomington and Carmel belonging to an IU professor and an IU Libraries analyst Friday. The agency declined to comment on the nature of the search.
(03/29/25 7:15pm)
UPDATE: This case is now closed after IUPD received report March 29 that the drone involved belonged to the University Communications and Marketing department.
(03/28/25 11:46pm)
Kirkwood Avenue’s summer closure will start April 4, according to a city press release issued Friday. Weather permitting, set-up will begin Monday. It will remain closed to vehicle traffic through Nov. 10.
(03/28/25 11:32pm)
Over 40 restaurants and businesses received critical violations in food inspections from late November through January.
(03/28/25 9:31pm)
IU freshman Leila Firdaus had never used a drill. But within the span of four days working with Habitat for Humanity, not only did she learn how to use a drill, but she also built a 40-foot ramp out of wood.
(03/28/25 7:02pm)
The Fort Wayne, Indiana-based rock trio The Namby Pamby are stepping into their own on their sophomore album “The Birds Aren’t Migrating Like They’re Supposed To,” released Feb. 28. The record is a tender and carefully crafted exploration of loneliness, longing, the nature of change and pleading to be understood. This casual yet heartfelt vulnerability is carried aloft by dreamy vocals and a rich, timeless soundscape.
(03/28/25 7:00pm)
Indiana men’s basketball freshman forward Bryson Tucker entered the transfer portal, according to On3 Sports on Friday afternoon.
(03/28/25 1:58am)
The Jacobs School of Music will host its second annual “AlgoRhythms: The World of Music and AI” conference Friday and Saturday, with assistance from other partners such as the Maurer School of Law and IU Innovates.
(03/27/25 9:37pm)
This fall, I took the Intensive Freshman Seminar “Fashioning Identity” with Deb Christiansen, executive director of academics and a senior lecturer of fashion design at the Eskenazi School of Art and Design. Our final project included a research paper where I learned how to use the Berg Fashion Library. The Berg Fashion Library is one of many databases IU Libraries provides for students researching fashion. As my introduction to research in college, Berg was a simple and straightforward tool that would benefit anyone doing undergraduate research.