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On a cold and drizzly February afternoon, bikers gathered at Bill Armstrong Stadium in Bloomington to train. But these were not experienced Little 500 riders. These were rookies, many of them taking part in competitive biking for the very first time.
EAST LANSING, Mich. — As the fourth quarter opened during Indiana women’s basketball’s matchup with No. 22 Michigan State, it was down by 10 points. Just a minute into the final quarter, it was down 15.
Netflix’s latest original romantic comedy, “La Dolce Villa,” was released Feb. 13, and while the film tries its hardest to present a complex story, the only thing truly interesting about it are the views of the Italian countryside.
IU anthropology professor Eduardo Brondízio, 61, has dedicated more than half his life studying human-environmental interactions and social-environmental change in the Amazon. His work has shaped global environmental policy and shed light on the vital conservation efforts of Indigenous and local groups.
Two weeks after the Trump administration rescinded a memo that temporarily froze funding to nonprofits across the nation, Bloomington-based anti-poverty organization Beacon is still in a state of uncertainty.
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The Hoosiers were unranked and the Boilermakers were ranked 13
“Five minutes are up!” the timekeeper said.
I love the “How to Train Your Dragon” franchise. I always have. By conservative estimates, I’ve probably watched the first movie 20 times. When studying or writing, I am the kind of person who needs music with no lyrics, so my solution has been listening to movie scores, especially the one written for the first “How to Train Your Dragon.” I listen to it so frequently that pieces of the score have appeared in my Spotify Wrapped. Twice. And now, I will never watch it again.
There were no more chants of “Hoosier Daddy.” No more gestures from the student section toward Purdue’s bench. No more mid-court calls for the fans to be louder.
Early in the second half of Indiana men’s basketball’s matchup with Purdue on Sunday, junior forward Malik Reneau rose up for a two-handed dunk to tie the game at 39. He may not have known yet, but he’d just made history.
The ball floated through the air as Luke Goode slowly backed away from the 3-point line. His confident demeanor contrasted with the anticipatory hush that fell over most of the crowd inside Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall.
Petra, the black lab, is naked. She doesn’t like to be naked.
It had been a while since I’d seen a classic science fiction film, so I was excited to watch Apple TV’s new original movie, “The Gorge.” The film was released Feb. 14 and has been receiving pretty good reviews from critics and audiences alike. While this wasn’t exactly the classic sci-fi movie I had in mind going in, it’s a simple and enjoyable watch.
EAST LANSING, Mich. — Taking on another ranked opponent, Indiana women’s basketball returned to the hardwood Sunday — this time away from Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall.
With 12 minutes remaining in the game, Luke Goode chased down a three-quarters court pass before elevating for a left-handed layup. For a split-second, the senior forward’s shot hung atop the orange-painted rim. Moments later — it sunk through the white netting while a chorus of Hoosier faithful roared in unison.
Bloomington may dissolve its Climate Action and Resilience committee, committee members and City Councilmembers Matt Flaherty and Hopi Stosberg said.
Kodo, a Japanese professional taiko drumming troupe, performed its latest repertoire “Warabe” at the IU Auditorium on Friday.
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The Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame’s motto booms through the loudspeakers before each home game at Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall: In 49 states, it’s just basketball — this is Indiana.
