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Cory Grass has worn a lot of hats. IU and Bloomington police officer. FBI agent. Monroe County Jail transition team director.
Indiana men’s basketball’s resume is one of the most unique in the country.
Indiana men’s basketball’s players slowly trotted off the court Tuesday night as a crucial opportunity slipped from their fingertips. The Hoosiers led with less than two minutes remaining, but stumbled to the finish the line, falling short of a late-season Quad 1 win on the road.
The Big Ten announced its 2024-25 women’s basketball season honors according to a release Tuesday. The media and coaches awarded three Hoosiers with All-Conference honors this season as Indiana finished the regular season with an 18-11 overall record and 10-8 mark in conference matchups.
The water main break on 10th Street has caused increased turbidity — the cloudiness of water due to excess particles — in Campus River, Holly McLauchlin, the communications director for City of Bloomington Utilities, said.
Looming Social Security cuts have prompted Indiana lawmakers to make retirement savings accounts accessible to Hoosier workers. Senate Bill 513, introduced in January, sought to create a state-administered retirement program for private sector employees. The bill died, however, after not being heard in committee.
Muslims around the world and in Bloomington began observing Ramadan on March 1, fasting from dawn to dusk to create self-discipline and a deeper connection to God.
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Indiana softball traveled to Clemson, South Carolina, over the weekend to compete in the Tiger Invitational. Despite finishing the event with a 2-2 record, senior pitcher and utility player Brianna Copeland and senior outfielder Taylor Minnick had historic performances. The pair of seniors helped Indiana move to 12-5 on the 2025 season.
Indiana baseball redshirt sophomore center fielder Korbyn Dickerson led the Hoosiers to a 3-1 showing this weekend in DeLand, Florida, as it collected two wins over Mount St. Mary’s University and one over Stetson University.
The U.S. Supreme Court declined Monday to hear a conservative group’s appeal to block IU’s bias-motivated incident reporting policy. The Washington-based group Speech First claimed the policy was a violation of the U.S. Constitution’s First and Fourteenth Amendments.
After suffering two losses to Texas Tech University on Feb. 22-23, Indiana softball looked to bounce back over the weekend at the Tiger Invitational in Clemson, South Carolina.
Bloomington will soon welcome Hoosier Alley Entertainment, a new activity center with games ranging from axe throwing to pickleball, tentatively scheduled to open in May.
With the stands emptied by the frigid spring weather, players' voices echoed across Bill Armstrong Stadium. For Indiana men’s soccer, this constant communication proved crucial in a strong defensive showing.
Indiana baseball, after starting 0-4, is 6-2 in its last eight games after winning three of four in DeLand, Florida, from Feb. 28 to March 2.
It was the biggest challenge that Indiana women’s tennis faced this season — a road bout against a top 10 team. The Hoosiers had the opportunity to snag their third ranked win since the 2021-22 season.
Indiana men’s basketball (18-11, 9-9 Big Ten) is riding a three-game winning streak and has snagged victories in four of its past five games entering a 9 p.m. tipoff Tuesday against Oregon (21-8, 10-8 Big Ten).
Editor’s Note: This story includes mention of sexual harassment.
A water main break has closed traffic on 10th Street between Fee Lane and Eagleson Avenue, impacting traffic in front of Hodge Hall and the O’Neill School of Public and Environmental Affairs, according to the City of Bloomington Utilities.
To celebrate Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month, The Writers Guild at Bloomington held a prose reading Sunday at the Juniper Art Gallery. The program featured five writers who read original prose followed by two open mic guests who shared short pieces with an audience of nearly 20 attendees.
