PHOTOS: Heuer's two goals lift Indiana men's soccer to 2-0 victory over Penn State

Indiana moves to 5-3-5 on the season

PHOTOS: IU Swimming and Diving kick off the season at the Cream and Crimson exhibition

The Cream beat the Crimson in the annual event

COLUMN: Sabrina Carpenter is a tour de’ force

“Boy, it's not that complicated” that Sabrina Carpenter’s new album, “Short n’ Sweet,” is a hit, but it’s her live performances that make this era truly iconic. 

‘Felt like a dream’: Heuer’s brace earns Indiana men’s soccer 2-0 win over Penn State

When the moment fell to Charlie Heuer, he delivered. Not once, but twice. 

‘We deserved to win’: Indiana women’s soccer unable to convert chances, draws Purdue 0-0

After a complete lull for the first 75 minutes of the game, drama ramped up between Indiana women’s soccer and Purdue in the closing stages. However, this was to no avail as the in-state rivals drew with nothing to show for on the goal sheet, finishing at 0-0. The draw stabilizes the Hoosiers’ record at 6-5-1, as they keep the golden boot trophy following last year’s win. 

IU professor emeritus receives 3-year sentence for possession of child pornography

Editor’s Note: This story includes mention of potentially triggering situations, such as child pornography.

Indiana volleyball looks to take down nationally-ranked Minnesota, Penn State

After Indiana volleyball had a rough road trip out west, it bounced back during its home-opening weekend securing two wins against Michigan State and Ohio State. The Hoosiers now sit at an even .500 in Big Ten play. 

Indiana men’s soccer begins final Big Ten stretch with Penn State matchup

If Indiana men’s soccer’s season was a horse race, then it would not have started out of the gates hot. But as they enter the last stretch of the 18-game slate, the Hoosiers are picking up momentum. 

Your local guide to the 2024 elections

How bagels and a warehouse produced one of the nation’s top college pickleball teams

Students, faculty plead with IU to ‘save’ Intensive First-Year Seminars

Supporters of IU’s Intensive First-Year Seminars wrote letters to IU Provost Rahul Shrivastav and Vice Provost of Undergraduate Education Vasti Torres on Wednesday, sharing their experiences with IFS in a bid to keep the program. 

Jennifer McCormick releases plan for increasing access to abortion in Indiana

Jennifer McCormick, Indiana’s Democratic candidate for governor, outlined her plan to increase access to abortion and reproductive healthcare in Indiana in a press release Thursday.  

City council passes 2025 budget, taxpayer petition warrants no change

The Bloomington City Council unanimously passed the city’s 2025 civil budget Wednesday evening after discussion of a taxpayer objection petition occupied the majority of the meeting. 

COLUMN: 3 fun activities to enjoy for those spending fall break in Bloomington

If you’re spending fall break in Bloomington but don’t have much planned other than lying in bed, I'm here to help change that. In my opinion, the best time of year to explore southern Indiana is autumn. The many parks and forests are in their prime and restaurants begin serving their new seasonal menus. There are a number of fall themed activities and cuisines that make the month of October so special. Read below to see what Bloomington and its neighboring towns have to offer this weekend.  

OPINION: Is F1’s attempt to maintain its brand damaging its relationship with fans?

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.

‘He belongs’: Indiana men’s basketball’s Woodson compares freshman to Hood-Schifino

Indiana men’s basketball head coach Mike Woodson is no stranger to 5-star freshmen. His newest one is even less of a question mark — because Woodson has seen similar. 

Traditional Arts Indiana honors artists celebrating Hoosier heritage

Traditional Arts Indiana honored Hoosier artists at its 2023-24 award ceremony Oct. 4 inside Maxwell Hall. Seven artists received the Indiana Heritage Fellowship Award for lifetime achievement in a traditional art form. Traditional art forms are forms of cultural expression that have been passed down over generations within a community.

Who is the Monroe County auditor and what does she do?

Brianne Gregory will run for another term as auditor of Monroe County in the general election Nov. 5, according to the Indiana primary candidate list. Gregory was not available for an interview after two requests from the IDS. 

IUSG passes election reform bill

IU Student Government passed an election reform bill Monday night in an effort to improve the election process that led to controversy last spring. 

PRESS RELEASE: The City of Bloomington Provides Fall and Winter Guidelines for Leaf Management, Sidewalks, and Storm Drains

Bloomington, Ind. – The City of Bloomington has discontinued curbside vacuum leaf collection as of 2023, following two years of study and feedback from thousands of residents. Mulching and composting leaves in your yard, along with using the City’s yard waste collection program, have been identified as more efficient and environmentally friendly alternatives.