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(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.
(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.
(02/01/25 6:09pm)
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. — Same state, different city. Same song, different verse. Same result, different game.
(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.
(02/01/25 6:00pm)
Indiana head coach Mike Woodson stood on one end of Gene Keady Court floor, desperately calling for his final timeout. But amid a hostile crowd veiled in black, his actions proved fruitless.
(02/01/25 5:52pm)
Before the presentation of “Kinsey” at the Buskirk-Chumley Theater on Thursday, Jessica Hille, assistant director for education at the Kinsey Institute, gave a brief talk where she discussed the history, current initiatives and importance of the institution. During this talk, she offered her favorite quote from Alfred Kinsey:
(02/01/25 4:54pm)
It was expected to be a blowout, a devastating defeat for Indiana men’s basketball that would solidify its season as one filled with disappointment and heartbreak.
(02/01/25 8:18pm)
The Hoosiers move on to play at Wisconsin on Feb. 4.
(02/01/25 3:30am)
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. — Indiana men’s basketball led with less than 20 seconds remaining, but the Hoosiers (14-8, 5-6 Big Ten) fell short of a stunning road upset, losing 81-76 to No. 10 Purdue (17-5, 9-2 Big Ten) on Friday night at Mackey Arena.
(02/01/25 3:33pm)
Baristas from all over Bloomington participated in the competition.
(02/01/25 12:33am)
The IU School of Medicine canceled its LGBTQ+ Health Care Conference, according to a note posted on the event's page.
(01/31/25 11:41pm)
Indiana football landed its 19th transfer portal recruit and third reinforcement on the offensive line Friday in Pat Coogan as he committed to the Hoosiers, according to his post on X. He has one season of eligibility remaining.
(01/31/25 11:07pm)
Kanaan Carlyle was listed as out ahead of Indiana men’s basketball’s contest against No. 10 Purdue, according to the Big Ten Availability Report.
(01/31/25 10:29pm)
The Sidney and Lois Eskenazi Museum of Art at IU will offer the chance to walk through different cultures during its student guided “Artwork From Around the World” tour Feb. 1. The event is designed to take viewers on a visual journey through different world cultures via the museum’s extensive gallery.
(01/31/25 9:08pm)
Former Indiana men’s soccer player Samuel Sarver signed a professional contract with North Texas Soccer Club on Wednesday, joining up with the MLS NEXT Pro team for the 2025 season.
(01/31/25 8:37pm)
The following is a press release written by Desiree DeMolina for the City of Bloomington.
(01/31/25 7:35pm)
A mobile app type can influence the final development costs and overall project success. With over 90% of mobile time spent in apps, mobile applications prove to be the best way to connect with customers.
(01/31/25 5:17pm)
Antony Vo, the former IU student convicted for his involvement in the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol, returned to the United States after a hearing by Canada's Immigration and Refugee Board on Wednesday, his lawyer said.
(01/31/25 1:00pm)
A year after reporting a $5.6 million surplus, Indiana Athletics submitted its 2024 fiscal year financial report to the NCAA, and according to information originally published by the Herald-Times, the athletic department reported a $3.1 million deficit.
(02/03/25 10:32pm)
During winter, cars can suffer from various damages such as corrosion, dead batteries, tire damage and mechanical failures. Here is a brief list of positively reviewed Bloomington autobody shops and the services they offer, along with how they might benefit drivers.