PRESS RELEASE: City of Bloomington Launches Crash Hub to Improve Traffic Safety Awareness
(03/06/25 7:11pm)
The following is a press release written by Desiree DeMolina for the City of Bloomington.
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Indiana women’s basketball pulls away, notches 16-point victory over Oregon in Big Ten Tourney
(03/06/25 7:15pm)
INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana women’s basketball entered the Big Ten Tournament coming off a dominant victory over in-state rival Purdue on Sunday.
Media Mister Review: Can They Boost Your Social Media Growth Effectively?
(03/06/25 5:13pm)
If posting fire content was all it took to blow up online, half the influencers out there would already be viral. But here's the reality - the algorithm doesn't care how talented you are if nobody sees your content in the first place. Growth today isn't just about quality; it's about momentum. Visibility leads to engagement, engagement fuels the algorithm, and that's how content gets pushed to bigger audiences.
‘People want to laugh,’ Bloomington comedians offer advice to prospective comedians
(03/06/25 5:04pm)
From improv to sketch to stand up, there are many opportunities for people looking to get into comedy in Bloomington. But for an IU student or Bloomington resident still testing the waters, getting on stage and trying to make people laugh can seem pretty daunting. This is where open mic events come in handy. Local comedians said these low stakes events are a great way for new talent to get into comedy.
COLUMN: ‘Nosferatu’ and Radiohead combine at IU Cinema for an enjoyably creepy time
(03/06/25 4:58pm)
The only weather truly suited for a screening of "Nosferatu" is a torrential downpour. The darkness and wet streets created the perfect mood for the vampire film classic. Strangely enough, when I went to see "Nosferatu" at IU Cinema on Tuesday, it wasn’t my first time watching the 1922 silent horror film. My first viewing was in December, a deliberate preparation for Robert Eggers’ highly anticipated 2024 remake..
Monroe County Democratic Party chair hopes to bring community back to the county
(03/06/25 2:33pm)
Samuel Ujdak thinks there’s work, home and a “third place.” That can be church. A 24-hour diner. The dive bar. But he said that community space, the third place, has eroded.
Q&A with ‘The Turn of the Screw’ director Michael Shell
(03/06/25 2:35pm)
The Indiana Daily Student sat down with Michael Shell, the associate instructor of voice and resident stage director of the IU Jacobs School of Music Opera and Ballet Theater, to discuss the upcoming opera “The Turn of the Screw.”
COLUMN: ‘The White Lotus’: the show that should never end
(03/06/25 1:48pm)
During the first scene of each season of “The White Lotus,” we learn two things: someone is dead and someone in the cast is the killer. In typical murder mystery fashion, we don’t know what happens until the very end. In the latest season, we hear gunshots and see a body floating in the water. It is an insane way to start a show, but hooks everyone in.
Meet the IU students bringing Depop to campus
(03/05/25 9:25pm)
Senior Riah Washington used to think she wanted to work on the business side of fashion; that was until she modeled for the IU fashion show her freshman year and realized she wanted to join the creative side. Sophomore Hannah Shepherd started college as a biology major, but discovered her passion lay in merchandising. Now, the two work together as IU’s Depop Student Ambassadors.
‘We had our chances’: Indiana men’s basketball lets game slip away in loss to Oregon
(03/05/25 9:03pm)
Senior forward Luke Goode approached a referee, who stood on the sideline opposite of Indiana men’s basketball’s bench. After a moment of hesitation, Goode outstretched his right arm and swiped it away in disapproval, summing up a game-long frustration the Hoosiers had with the multitude of foul calls.
Salsa and spins at the Buskirk-Chumley
(03/05/25 8:57pm)
There was quiet chatter in Buskirk-Chumley Theatre. Most of the seats on both levels of the theatre were filled. The stage was littered with chairs and instruments, both waiting for their companions. IU’s Latin Jazz Ensemble came onstage to start the show, appropriately titled “Jazz at the Buskirk-Chumley Theatre,” at 7:30 p.m.
COLUMN: I have zero love for Netflix’s 'Zero Day'
(03/05/25 8:20pm)
Netflix has just tried its hand at another political thriller with its new limited series, “Zero Day.” Despite its star-studded cast and intriguing premise, the show fails at every turn.
Starnes shines as Indiana men’s golf takes 10th at Colleton River Collegiate
(03/05/25 7:48pm)
Sophomore Cole Starnes’ individual performance took center stage for Indiana men’s golf, even with a disappointing overall team performance at the Colleton River Collegiate on March 2-3.
Greek life suspends events until after spring break
(03/05/25 7:41pm)
IU’s Interfraternity Council and Panhellenic Association have temporarily paused all social events until March 24.
3 Best Affiliate Programs for Beginners to Earn Passive Income
(03/05/25 7:27pm)
Affiliate marketing keeps growing fast, and the industry is worth $8.2 billion. Affiliate programs for beginners help people make money without needing a product or a big budget. You promote products and earn a commission for every sale made through your link.
‘What the hell was that?’: Indiana’s midweek woes continue in loss to Northern Kentucky
(03/05/25 7:32pm)
With half his body hanging over the left field wall, Devin Taylor stayed still for nearly 10 seconds.
OPINION: Debating the meaningless has meaning to it
(03/05/25 7:12pm)
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.
Will Indiana Republicans’ proposed budget affect the 21st Century Scholars program?
(03/05/25 6:57pm)
Indiana Republicans’ proposed state budget does not include the College Success Program grant, set to continue through the end of this year. However, not much will physically change for those impacted by the grant at IU.
COLUMN: Four takeaways from the 97th Academy Awards
(03/05/25 6:51pm)
The 97th Academy Awards, held Sunday to honor films released in 2024, was a fairly unremarkable, quiet ceremony. Compared to the past few years, one would be forgiven if they called it unexciting. Maybe it’s just me, but it seems this awards cycle has been a bit of a slower one, and the event itself reflected that. It wasn’t bad, of course — I actually quite enjoyed the show, I was, for the most part, happy with the winners.
Indiana men’s basketball falls victim to late game struggles at Oregon — again
(03/05/25 5:36pm)
Fifth-year senior guard Trey Galloway strolled back toward Indiana men’s basketball’s huddle, high fiving his teammates with a subtle confidence after giving the Hoosiers a 64-63 lead over Oregon with just under two minutes remaining.
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