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Hearing booms coming from south of Bloomington? They’re coming from the military base in Crane, Indiana, about 25 miles southwest of Bloomington.
About 69,000 Swifties dressed in sparkly clothes and friendship bracelets filled Lucas Oil Stadium for the last night of the U.S. leg of Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour on Nov. 3, in Indianapolis.
Indiana voters approved this year’s single constitutional amendment by a margin of 7.2% at the time of publication, with 88% of votes counted. The amendment, authored by Republican State House Rep. J.D. Prescott, will remove the state superintendent of public instruction from the line of succession after the governor and lieutenant governor.
When one thinks of sports at IU, it’s NCAA Division I football and basketball teams that likely come to mind. Luckily, one doesn't have to play at a Division I level in order to participate in the sport they love.
It should not have been hard. And yet, for the first 30 minutes of the game, it was.
With a retooled roster and lofty expectations, No. 17 Indiana men’s basketball began a long path to redemption Wednesday night against Southern Illinois University Edwardsville. Despite multiple holes in the performance, the Hoosiers pranced to an 80-61 win over the Cougars.
As soon as the ball hit Myles Rice’s right hand, it went back where it came from.
Indiana men’s basketball started the 2024-25 season with an 80-61 victory over Southern Illinois University Edwardsville on Wednesday night at Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall.
Worry, anger and nervous hope. It’s no surprise many IU Bloomington students in one of Indiana’s blue strongholds feel all sorts of negative emotions over Donald Trump’s victory in the presidential race.
No. 6 Indiana men’s soccer begins a new season Thursday afternoon.
Marvel’s most recent series, “Agatha All Along” — a spinoff of one of their most successful shows “WandaVision” — premiered Sep. 18, with its finale airing Oct. 30. The series has been receiving a surprising number of positive reviews despite its initial view by fans as an unnecessary installment in the Marvel universe.
What would you do if you could go back in time? Where would you go? Would you change anything?
After a long off-season, Indiana wrestling returned to the mat in dominant fashion last weekend, defeating two California teams: California Baptist University and California Polytechnic State University. Head coach Angel Escobedo, coming off a successful season, leads a roster that includes five wrestlers with NCAA championship experience. However, Escobedo also brought several young talents on the trip out west, showcasing promise for the future of Indiana wrestling.
The following is a press release written by Desiree Molina for the City of Bloomington.
No. 17 Indiana men’s basketball will open its 2024-25 season Wednesday night when it welcomes Southern Illinois University Edwardsville into Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall.
It happened. Again.
The following is a press release written by Steve Cotter for The City of Bloomington Parks and Recreation.
When my grandmother passed away, I was devastated by grief and loneliness. I began experiencing hallucinations, hearing her voice even though I knew she wasn’t there. Traditional outlets like talking to friends or journaling weren’t enough, particularly during the COVID-19 lockdown when isolation made the situation worse. It was during this difficult time that I discovered music therapy, a tool that helped me manage my grief and hallucinations in ways I never expected.
“CHROMAKOPIA,” Tyler, the Creator’s eighth studio album released last Monday, is classic Tyler — eclectic, jazzy and unique. The album is enhanced with surprise features from artists such as Daniel Caesar, Lil Wayne and Childish Gambino, to name a few.
Playing a musical instrument has undoubtedly proven to elicit positive psychological effects. Learning a musical instrument has been shown to reduce levels of stress, anxiety, depression and even PTSD while improving dexterity, brain plasticity and general mood. However, the benefits of learning how to play a musical instrument go beyond what has been measured in psychological research. Musical instruments are a phenomenal medium for learning disciplinary rules of music theory, and eventually modifying them to build one’s own creative/original tune.
