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Around 30 pro-Palestinian protesters gathered outside the Monroe County Circuit Court’s doors Tuesday, waiting to enter in support of two IU Divestment Coalition organizers charged with disorderly conduct.
When asked what went well for Hoosier Democrats last November, Monroe County’s new party chair Samuel Ujdak laughed for a solid five seconds. “Not a lot,” he said, chuckling.
Indiana men’s basketball’s late surge didn’t pay dividends in the Big Ten’s end-of-season honors.
The following is a press release written by Ross Carlson for the Lake Lemon Conservancy District.
Michael Nesci is no stranger to the big moment.
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Indianapolis-based “emoviolence” band starsfadingoutquietly released its debut self-titled EP on Jan. 15. The band is comprised of Armando Tandy as vocalist, Tyler Eubanks and June Smith on guitar, JT Langdon on drums and Eston Inskeep on bass. The album is a collection of spacey tracks anchored by heavy riffs and 2000s inspired scream-metal vocals, balancing ambience with hardcore.
Vibrant patterns decorated both floors of the Monroe Convention Center last week during the annual Indiana Heritage Quilt Show. From March 6-8, the convention center bloomed with colorful designs.
Despite steady progressions in digital technology, film cameras have had a resurgence in recent years. For example, three out of five of the 2025 Academy Award-nominated movies for Best Cinematography were shot on film, with the winner, “The Brutalist,” being shot on 35mm film, primarily in VistaVision format. This filming style is being adopted mainly by younger, independent artists, but it is even in big blockbuster films like M. Night Shyamalan’s “Trap” and the 2024 “Twister” sequel, “Twisters.”
The U.S. Department of Education said Monday it sent letters to IU Bloomington and 59 other universities under investigation for “Title VI violations relating to antisemitic harassment and discrimination.” The department warned of enforcement including cutting federal funds.
From wolves to Mister Rogers, author Matthew Cordell shared the inspirations behind his children’s books during the Neighborhood Art Exhibit at the Monroe County Public Library. Over 150 people came to watch Cordell speak and engage with his exhibit Saturday.
What is a holiday if not an excuse to watch a festive film with your family and friends. We watch movies filled with snowmen and Santa Claus in the winter. February is all about cinematic romance. So, when St. Patrick’s Day rolls around, why can’t we celebrate the day with some good films and maybe a few leprechauns? Here are some film picks to transport you straight to Ireland this St. Patrick’s Day.
This story was written by Niki Kelly. It was originally published by the Indiana Capital Chronicle here: https://indianacapitalchronicl....
In a note shared to X by Warner Bros. Korea on Feb. 24, director Park Chan-wook, known for films like “Oldboy” and “The Handmaiden,” shared his enthusiasm for fellow South Korean filmmaker Bong Joon-ho’s “Mickey 17.” He specifically praised Robert Pattinson’s performance:
I’ll admit it. I wasn’t expecting “Anora” to sweep the 97th Academy Awards with five wins. In fact, I had no expectations when I whimsically headed into a local screening of the film merely a couple of weeks before the ceremony. I ended up intoxicated by everything the movie had to offer and I’m happy to admit that by the time the credits rolled, I found myself rooting for it to take home every award possible.
In 2023, the Indiana defense was one of the strongest in the country, only conceding 11 goals across its 17 regular season matches. However, the backline took a step back in 2024, allowing 21 goals in 18 matches.
Indiana men’s tennis failed to shed their losing streak after their two-match West Coast road trip Sunday afternoon at the David X. Marks Tennis Stadium on USC’s campus in Los Angeles.
Despite Whitten’s 20% pay raise, her base salary sits at the lower end compared to that of other Big Ten presidents.
In the minutes before her social psychology exam last semester, Shrayder Fischer, an IU junior studying clinical psychology, reached into her backpack for a pencil and accidentally pricked herself on a used needle.
Indiana water polo traveled to Los Angeles this weekend to play its first two games of the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation regular season, facing No. 2 USC and No. 4 UCLA on Saturday and Sunday, respectively.
