PHOTOS: Indiana men's tennis takes down Dartmouth College
(02/03/25 3:04am)
The Hoosiers next match is against Middle Tennessee State University on Feb. 7, 2025, in Murfreesboro, Tennessee.
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COLUMN: Love is in the air and on the screen
(02/02/25 8:14pm)
Love is in the air this month as Valentine’s Day slowly approaches. If you are looking for films to get you excited for one of the most romantic holidays of the year, here is a list of some of the best rom-coms to watch this season.
Indiana women’s basketball handles Nebraska, notches first win at home since Dec. 28
(02/02/25 7:01pm)
Indiana women’s basketball returned home Sunday to face off with Nebraska inside Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall in Bloomington. The Hoosiers led for over 36 of the 40 minutes en route to a 76-60 victory.
How to celebrate Black History Month in Bloomington
(02/02/25 6:52pm)
Black History Month began Saturday, and the city of Bloomington is ready to celebrate. Here are some events Bloomington residents can attend during the month of February.
‘Comes back to the African American community’: Bloomington kicks off Black History Month
(02/02/25 6:45pm)
Around 75 people stood in the City Hall Council Chambers, singing the lyrics of “Lift Every Voice and Sing,” the 1900 hymn by NAACP leader James Weldon Johnson commonly called the Black national anthem. IU students Donavan Miller, Khloe Williams and Marlexis Wilson led them in song.
Former Indiana women’s basketball guard Grace Berger waived by Indiana Fever
(02/02/25 5:32pm)
The WNBA’s Indiana Fever waived guard Grace Berger on Sunday. Berger was selected as the No. 7 overall pick in the 2023 WNBA Draft after spending five seasons with Indiana women’s basketball.
COLUMN: The Criterion Collection is a testament to film’s importance
(02/02/25 5:19pm)
I’ve been really into Les Blank’s body of work recently. The documentarian was best known for his representations of the American South, specifically as it relates to the tradition of folk music that exists there. The first film of his I watched was “The Blues Accordin’ to Lightnin’ Hopkins,” a profile of the titular Texas bluesman I discovered as I was doing research for a final project in my “Folklore of the South” course last semester.
COLUMN: Why the use of AI in movies is a big deal
(02/02/25 5:13pm)
“The Brutalist” editor Dávid Jancsó and “Emilia Pérez” re-recording mixer Cyril Holtz revealed in interviews that the Academy Award nominated films “The Brutalist” and “Emilia Pérez” used Artificial Intelligence to alter actors’ voices and some visuals.
OPINION: A solo traveler’s reflections on history and identity in Uzbekistan
(02/02/25 5:40pm)
Upon arriving in the freezing capital of Uzbekistan, Tashkent, my priorities were to get a local SIM card and book a cab to my hotel — tasks I assumed would be straightforward. Little did I know that braving the cold in a country where no one spoke my language would become a recurring challenge throughout the trip.
OPINION: TikTok ban sparks chaos, but adaptation is key
(02/02/25 3:29pm)
Oracle, Mr. Beast, Donald Trump and TikTok: an unlikely combination of names central to the ongoing debate over TikTok’s future in the U.S.
Former Indiana men’s basketball standout Jalen Hood-Schifino traded in NBA blockbuster
(02/02/25 6:40am)
Former Indiana men’s basketball standout guard Jalen Hood-Schifino was traded to the Utah Jazz on Sunday morning. The trade was first reported by Shams Charania of ESPN and later confirmed by The Dallas Morning News and the Los Angeles Times.
Q&A: Local band Prairie Scout talks creative process behind new album ‘What’s Ahead is Behind Me’
(02/02/25 2:44am)
Natalie Ingalls and Wesley Davis of Bloomington indie rock band Prairie Scout sat down with the Indiana Daily Student to discuss their debut album, “What’s Ahead is Behind Me,” released Friday. The pair shared the band’s creative process and inspirations.
Jacobs student organization to hold New Voice Educators Symposium on Saturday
(02/02/25 1:40am)
The Student National Association of Teachers of Singing will host a 12-hour symposium open to the public from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Saturday at the Simon Music Center M015. SNATS is a student organization that aims to assist students in learning about the relationship between teaching and singing. IU’s chapter of SNATS hosts two major events annually, the faculty cabaret and the New Voice Educators Symposium this weekend.
Constellation Stage & Screen brings lots of company to ‘Misery’ in sold-out premiere
(02/02/25 1:34am)
Constellation Stage & Screen debuted a stage adaptation of Stephen King’s psychological horror novel “Misery” to a sold-out John Waldron Arts Center at its premiere Thursday night.
No. 6 Indiana women’s swimming and diving falls to No. 10 Louisville 170-130
(02/02/25 12:26am)
Indiana women’s swimming and diving failed to make three straight wins as the No. 6 Hoosiers fell on the road to the No. 10 University of Louisville on Friday in Louisville, Kentucky, losing 170-130.
Indiana women’s basketball looks to build momentum against Nebraska
(02/01/25 9:27pm)
After a two-game trip to the West Coast, Indiana women’s basketball will return to Bloomington to take on Nebraska on Sunday.
Woodson addresses Ballo’s end-of-game outburst in Indiana men’s basketball loss at Purdue
(02/01/25 7:23pm)
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. — As Oumar Ballo walked toward Indiana men’s basketball’s huddle with three seconds left in Friday’s 81-76 loss to Purdue at Mackey Arena, Indiana operations analyst Nick Virden approached him.
Coffee, community and competition at Soma Showdown
(02/01/25 6:11pm)
Over the course of two hours Wednesday night, more than 30 shots of espresso and numerous pitchers of milk were pulled and steamed during the Soma Showdown. In this Battle of the Baristas, 16 competitors faced off, two-by-two, vying to be recognized as the best latte artist in town.
Indiana men’s basketball has learned how to fight. Purdue shows IU must learn to finish
(02/01/25 6:09pm)
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. — Same state, different city. Same song, different verse. Same result, different game.
IU students fight fast fashion with sustainability through Campus Closet
(02/01/25 6:06pm)
Student organization Campus Closet gives pre-loved clothing to new homes instead of landfills. On Wednesday, they teamed up with local resale shop Something New for the closet’s monthly pop-up shop at the Indiana Memorial Union.
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