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Former Indiana men's basketball sophomore forward Mackenzie Mgbako committed to Texas A&M University out of the portal, according to his X post April 17.
Editor’s Note: This story includes mention of sexual assault. Resources are available here.
Several hundred demonstrators in Bloomington joined a series of nationwide protests under the organization “50501” on Saturday outside the Monroe County Courthouse.
Freshman shortstop Cooper Malamazian sent a monster home run into left field in the bottom of the eighth inning to cut Indiana baseball’s deficit to one and electrify the crowd at Bart Kaufman Field in Bloomington.
There was a soft pitter-patter Thursday afternoon headed south along Switchyard Park’s B-Line Trail. A small herd of low-riders — a collective of dachshunds — strutted across the slightly damp pavement, which was drying from a mid-April shower.
This Saturday, the clients of People and Animal Learning Services in Bloomington will show off their spring season riding progress at the organization’s spring horse show. PALS holds two shows annually, one in the fall and the other in springtime.
The following is a press release written by Jess Willard for the Independence Academy.
The following is a press release written by Kaytee Lorentzen for the Exchange Club of Northside Bloomington and The Greater Bloomington Chamber of Commerce's Foundation.
From the world of Marvel comic books straight to IU’s campus, the University Collections opened its newest exhibit April 11 featuring comic artist Mike Zeck’s contributions to Marvel comics. The exhibition, “The Comic Art of Mike Zeck: The Marvel Years,” is in the McCalla School and features Zeck’s original artwork, props and costumes, which were adapted by Marvel in its movie productions.
Indiana football wrapped up its spring with its second consecutive spring game Thursday inside Memorial Stadium in Bloomington. The offense defeated the defense 31-23 in the two-quarter intrasquad scrimmage.
A group of around 50 demonstrators gathered for the National Day of Action for Higher Education on Thursday in Franklin Hall. The national event was organized by the American Association of University Professors.
IU film students will have an opportunity to showcase and honor their achievements at the sixth annual Montage Film Festival on Friday. A collaboration between IU Cinema and The Media School, the festival will give student filmmakers an opportunity to celebrate their own and peers’ work.
Champions of Magic, a United Kingdom-based group of illusionists, made a pit-stop in Bloomington as part of their new touring show “Chasing the Unbelievable” on Tuesday night at the IU Auditorium. The nearly sold-out show featured four magicians performing different kinds of magic.
Freshman outfielder Caleb Koskie stood on second base in scoring position, looking to cut into Indiana’s deficit in the ninth inning. Redshirt senior catcher Jake Stadler hit a promising ball into the night sky, but it died in center field as Indiana State University secured the final out of the game.
Heading into a pair of weekend games against No. 22 Nebraska, Indiana softball is topping the charts as it leads the nation in batting average, doubles per game and on-base percentage.
At least one Indiana University professor is under investigation for allegedly violating “intellectual diversity” requirements under Senate Enrolled Act 202 violations, according to documents obtained by the Indiana Daily Student.
The acting U.S. attorney of the Southern District of Indiana argued the search warrants used in the FBI searches of Xiaofeng Wang and Nianli Ma’s homes March 28 should remain sealed in response to a Stanford University scholar’s motion to release them.
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Part sketch comedy, part talk show, all Hoosier humor. That’s what’s found in a typical episode of IUSTV’s show “Not Too Late,” a student run production that combines current events and college life to create lighthearted commentary on IU culture.
