Indiana softball’s comeback hopes fall short in back-to-back losses against Iowa

Indiana softball opened Big Ten play over the weekend with a two-game set against Iowa. Heading into the 2025 season, the Hoosiers had won four straight matchups against Iowa with their last loss coming in 2021. Despite Indiana’s late-inning offensive heroics, the Hawkeyes’ back-to-back strong starts proved too much to overcome as the Hoosiers fell to 0-2 in conference play.  

Indiana men’s tennis falls twice over the weekend, extends losing streak to 6 matches

In the midst of Big Ten conference play, Indiana men’s tennis had dropped four-straight games to Boise State University, the University of Memphis, UCLA, and USC. While the first two losses were not in Big Ten play, the losses against UCLA and USC pushed Indiana to an 0-2 record in the Big Ten. 

Indiana men’s basketball’s season ends in disappointment — with no resolution

As the final seconds ticked down in Indiana men’s basketball’s 66-60 senior day victory over Ohio State on March 8, chants of “NIT” fell from the crowd inside Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall. 

Teri Moren confident ahead of Indiana basketball’s NCAA Tournament matchup with Utah

Last season, Indiana women’s basketball’s hopes of becoming the NCAA Champions were cut short by the eventual-champion University of South Carolina in the Sweet 16. The Gamecocks won 79-75 over the Hoosiers. 

Indiana women’s basketball earns No. 9 seed in NCAA Tournament, to take on Utah

Indiana women’s basketball notched its sixth consecutive NCAA Tournament berth Sunday, earning a No. 9 seed. The Hoosiers will match up against the University of Utah in the Round of 64 on Friday. 

Indiana men’s basketball misses NCAA Tournament, ends season at 19-13

Indiana men’s basketball missed the NCAA Tournament and will not accept any non-mandatory offers to other postseason tournaments. 

‘It can be fun, it can be playful’: WonderLab destigmatizes math during Pi Day celebration

While some businesses celebrated Pi Day with discounted pizza and free pie desserts, WonderLab Museum of Science, Health and Technology hosted its first ever event with math activities, games and puzzles for all ages Friday.  

Monroe County Civic Theater brings ‘And Then There Were None’ to life

Monroe County Civic Theater's "And Then There Were None” opened on March 14 at the John Waldron Arts Center and will run until March 23. 

‘Night at the Museum: Dance Party Edition’ showcases South Asian culture

Over 100 IU students and Bloomington residents attended “Night at the Museum: Dance Party Edition” on Thursday to celebrate South Asian traditions and culture at the IU Museum of Archeology and Anthropology. The event was the second of a series of free events at the museum.  

Minnick’s clutch grand slam propels Indiana softball to comeback victory over Southern Indiana

Indiana softball earned six consecutive run-rule victories prior to its matchup against the University of Southern Indiana on Wednesday. However, in their final game before Big Ten play, the Hoosiers trailed for the first time since their March 2 contest with Clemson University.  

COLUMN: Ranking Bloomington’s coffee shops

To use an expression from my dad’s side of the family, Bloomington has “more coffee shops than you can shake a stick at.” How’s a Hoosier to decide between them?  

Indiana softball to face Iowa in first Big Ten matchup of season

Indiana softball will open up Big Ten play this weekend against Iowa at Andy Mohr Field in Bloomington. The Hoosiers come into the weekend on a seven-game win streak after a thrilling Tuesday night victory over the University of Southern Indiana.  

COLUMN: My most anticipated films of 2025

One of my favorite pastimes is going to the movies. An AMC stubs membership is in my future post-grad and although I am not ready to go home and graduate from IU, I do look forward to the films of 2025 I will get to see.  

Springing into safety: IU Culture of Care promotes staying safe over spring break

Editor’s Note: This story includes mention of potentially triggering situations, such as sexual violence, excessive drinking and substance abuse. 

John Feinstein, author of ‘A Season on the Brink,’ dies at 69

John Feinstein, a columnist for The Washington Post and an author of 48 books, died at age 69 on Thursday. The cause of death may have been a heart attack, according to his brother Robert Feinstein. 

PRESS RELEASE: City of Bloomington Announces 13th Annual Eco-Heroes Art Contest to Celebrate Native Insects

The following is a press release written by Desiree DeMolina and Rachael Johnson for the City of Bloomington.

PRESS RELEASE: A Statement from Mayor Kerry Thomson on Annexation

The following is a press release written by Desiree DeMolina for The City of Bloomington. 

‘Pure gold’: Indiana Maple Syrup Weekend comes to Bloomington

Sketching out a joke, how IU’s University tWits create sketch comedy

What’s the difference between an inside joke with friends and a comedic performance on stage? For the University tWits, an IU sketch comedy group, it’s not much. From the initial spark of an idea to the actual show, collaboration is a key part of the group's performances. 

Good vibrations at McCalla School sound bath concert

If someone were to have wandered around the McCalla School at 6:45 p.m. on Wednesday, they might have been a bit concerned by the guttural, off-key noises coming from the building’s multipurpose room.