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Indiana men’s tennis lost to the University of Memphis on Sunday inside the IU Tennis Center in Bloomington. After Indiana lost its first match of the year in heartbreaking fashion against Boise State University, the Hoosiers were tasked with an opportunity to bounce back with a victory at home.
Indiana baseball went undefeated this past weekend in Cary, North Carolina, in the USA Round Robin, moving the Hoosiers to 3-4 on the season. It was a full weekend of baseball for Indiana, which faced off against Fordham University, Harvard University and Northwestern after going winless to start the season.
Every Monday night, a small group of IU students gather at the Asian Culture Center to participate in the classic Chinese tile game of mahjong. Players of all backgrounds come together to celebrate their culture, remind them of home or simply try something new.
The Ukrainian national anthem rung through the Cox Arboretum in the early afternoon Monday, marking three years since Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, the largest conflict in Europe since World War II.
The Collins Living-Learning Center can feel like a wonderland, from the Hogwartsian exterior to the fact that their mascot is a gnome. But if you ask me, one of the biggest sources of whimsy is the Cheshire Café.
Everyday tasks such as driving to work, walking to class, going to the gym and getting ready for bed appear boring on the surface. Routines can easily become mundane and it’s easy to drag through the daily duties without thought, only looking forward to the next weekend, the next holiday, the next year.
John Hughes’ classic coming-of-age film “The Breakfast Club,” originally released Feb. 15, 1985, recently celebrated its 40th anniversary. The film, groundbreaking at the time, changed the archetype for teen movies and left audiences feeling less alone.
I hate rules for fashion. There are so many diverse styles we never try because we are worried about sticking to criteria we feel we must meet. People feel like they have to wear what other people say makes a good outfit. But like any other art form, why should we let society constrain our creativity?
Windfall Dancers hosted their first Windfall Celebration on Sunday at the Switchyard Park Pavilion. The event showcased five performances by the Windfall Dance Company, the Windfall School of Dance and Windfall partners Bloomington Expressive Arts Training (BEAT) and Dark Side Troupe.
The Hoosiers lost 65-73.
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Frustration struck the face of redshirt junior outfielder Melina Wilkison as a ball flew over her head and beyond the fences. A two-run home run hit by the reigning National Player of the Year NiJaree Canady pushed No. 12 Texas Tech University to an 8-0 lead in just the second inning of play as they went on to defeat Indiana softball 8-0.
No. 22 Indiana wrestling closed out its dual season with a commanding 40-4 victory over the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga on Friday night in Maclellan Gymnasium. The Hoosiers won nine out of 10 bouts, with seven of those victories coming by bonus points.
After sweeping its doubleheader on Friday, Indiana women’s tennis gained some momentum before traveling to face rival Purdue on Sunday afternoon. However, the Hoosiers could not continue their winning streak as they fell to the Boilermakers 4-2 at the Schwartz Tennis Center in West Lafayette, Indiana.
The Book of Revelation is a running motif throughout “The Monkey,” Osgood Perkins’ newest film based on a short story by Stephen King. Specifically, the film repeatedly references Revelation 6:8, which reads, in part, “And I looked, and behold a pale horse: and his name that sat on him was Death, and Hell followed with him.”
Despite outscoring its opponents 19-6 during the first half of the weekend, Indiana softball scored just two runs in its final two games to drop to 10-3 on the 2025 season.
No. 17 Indiana water polo traveled to Irvine, California, to play in the Barbara Kalbus Invitational tournament this weekend, matching up against four straight ranked opponents.
As public school parent and advocate Keri Miksza watched her daughter, a junior at Bloomington High School South, and the rest of the girls swim and dive team compete in sectionals, she couldn’t help but think: “We could lose this.”
Plus a Concerned Scientists at IU's town hall meeting and student organization, Queer Students at IU.
The following is a press release written by Desiree DeMolina for the City of Bloomington.
