PHOTOS: Indiana men's basketball defeats Penn State 83-78
(02/27/25 4:22pm)
The Hoosiers move on to play at Washington on Saturday.
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‘Everything just slows down’: Local farmers share struggles of winter season
(02/27/25 2:10pm)
Andrea Jackson has owned Back Forty Farm in Spencer, Indiana, for three years. On Saturday mornings, she sets up her booth at the Bloomington Winter Farmers’ Market to sell pasture-raised pork, chicken bone broth and duck eggs from her 40-acre farm.
Indiana men’s basketball surges past Penn State as late season push continues
(02/27/25 4:07am)
Indiana men’s basketball (17-11, 8-9 Big Ten) broke through late in the second half and surged to an 83-78 win over Penn State (15-14, 5-13 Big Ten) on Wednesday night at Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall in Bloomington. The victory marked the Hoosiers’ third in their last four tries, further igniting a late season push toward the NCAA Tournament.
How will Monroe County spend the rest of its $5 million opioid settlement?
(02/27/25 1:41am)
Monroe County will receive an estimated $5 million of settlement funds paid out by major pharmaceutical manufacturers such as Johnson & Johnson, Walmart and CVS through 2038.
Orangutan family welcomes infant at Indianapolis Zoo
(02/26/25 11:30pm)
Sirih ventured into the atrium for the first time in five days, glancing over the crowd of onlookers clustered behind the glass. They couldn’t seem to peel their attention off her and the small, alien-looking creature that clung to her chest.
3 alumni set to return to IU Auditorium with Dance Theatre of Harlem
(02/27/25 3:42pm)
Dance Theatre of Harlem will perform at 8 p.m. March 1 at the IU Auditorium. The company’s visit will include a statewide residency with performances and Indiana programs in Gary, Indianapolis, Greensburg and Bloomington.
COLUMN: The 2025 Oscar nominated live-action shorts are deeply powerful
(02/26/25 9:43pm)
SPOILER ALERT: This column contains potential spoilers about “A Lien,” “Anuja,” “I’m Not a Robot,” “The Last Ranger” and “The Man Who Could Not Remain Silent.”
Bloomington Police: person with rifle outside City Hall didn’t violate any laws
(02/26/25 8:53pm)
A person carrying a rifle and distributing flyers calling the city council the “people’s enemies” Tuesday violated no laws, according to the Bloomington Police Department.
Battle of the sophomores: Meet candidates running for IUSG president, vice president
(02/26/25 8:40pm)
Two campaigns are vying for the presidency and vice presidency of IU Student Government — ACTION for IUSG and EMPOWER for IUSG. Voting will be open to the student body starting 10 a.m. March 3 until 10 p.m. March 5. Students can vote by logging in to their BeINvolved accounts.
The Ultimate Guide to Managing World of Warcraft Gold: 7 Tips for Every Player
(02/26/25 7:39pm)
As in most MMORPGs, gold serves as the primary resource, the fundamental currency within World of Warcraft. You need gold throughout your gameplay since this asset enables smooth progress through all purchases and repair costs. Regardless of their experience, numerous World of Warcraft players face difficulties in proper gold management. Are you one of them? No worries — all these issues can be easily solved. This article will present 7 clear methods to optimize your World of Warcraft gold distribution while protecting against debt and enabling you to acquire valuable items and cover necessary costs. So keep reading and bring your gameplay to the top level.
OPINION: Let Joan Didion rest in peace: The problem with posthumous publications
(02/27/25 3:44pm)
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.
Binomial of math and music: Jacobs hosts third annual event celebrating the unlikely pair
(02/26/25 6:52pm)
What does math and musical performance have in common? That's what Ami Radunskaya, a guest lecturer from Pomona College, answered for roughly 70 people during "A Celebration of Mathematics and Music" on Tuesday.
COLUMN: ‘Mat Kearney (still drowning in nostalgia)’ makes for easy listening
(02/26/25 4:23pm)
There are albums that tell a story, like Pink Floyd’s "The Wall" or Taylor Swift’s “folklore.” There are others that only give you impressions, mental images and accompanying feelings that linger like a daydream. Mat Kearney’s semi-self-titled ninth album, which came out on Friday, falls into the latter category.
Jacobs School of Music debuts new fight song
(02/26/25 3:22pm)
Scattered crowds were ushered into their seats in the Musical Arts Center. As attendees walked in, an usher handed them a program, as is expected when attending a concert at the Jacobs School of Music. But as audience members walked closer to their seats, another piece of paper was placed into their hands. This one was sturdier and larger than the thin first program. It was sheet music for one of the songs performed that evening. The man holding the stack simply said one thing when responding to inquisitive attendees.
Indiana men’s basketball looks to continue late-season surge, hosts Penn State on Wednesday
(02/26/25 2:26am)
On Jan. 5, Indiana men’s basketball left The Palestra — “The Cathedral of College Basketball” — with a 12-3 record and its fourth consecutive victory, a 77-71 win over Penn State. The Hoosiers were rolling.
New Monroe County jail construction could last into 2029
(02/26/25 2:02am)
Construction on the new Monroe County justice complex may not be completed until well into 2029.
Indiana Sustainability and Resilience Conference to boast highest-ever attendance
(02/26/25 1:00pm)
The Indiana Sustainability and Resilience Conference will boast its highest-ever attendance this Friday, with 450 people concerned about climate change coming together to share information and propose solutions. Historically hosted in Indianapolis, the conference will take place at Bloomington’s Monroe Convention Center for the first time.
IU Kelley School of Business names new dean
(02/25/25 11:10pm)
Patrick E. Hopkins will begin serving as dean of the IU Kelley School of Business on March 17, according to a press release Tuesday.
COLUMN: Indiana women’s basketball’s loss at Michigan State is a microcosm of its season
(02/25/25 10:29pm)
A victory over a top 10 team at home and letting a winnable Quad One road game slip away. The last week for Indiana women’s basketball can also describe its overall season.
IU won’t address Dept. of Ed letter demanding end of race-based programming in schools
(02/25/25 9:32pm)
IU did not respond to multiple requests for comment on how it will respond to the U.S. Department of Education Office for Civil Rights letter, sent to schools on Feb. 14, that demanded schools eliminate any race-based programming within two weeks.
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