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(12/12/24 9:50pm)
For many, accessing birth control has become increasingly challenging. Power to Decide reports that in Indiana, 428,540 women of reproductive age live in "contraceptive deserts," counties with insufficient access to health centers offering a full range of contraceptive options. Of these, 99,870 reside in counties without a single center providing comprehensive contraception services.
(12/12/24 9:18pm)
Over 70% of Indiana University surveyed faculty reported it is not very or not at all clear that IU administration protects free speech on campus. The Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression’s 2024 FIRE Faculty Survey Report, “Silence in the Classroom,” was released Thursday. Between March and May of this year — around the time of the pro-Palestinian encampment protests in Dunn Meadow — 165 faculty responded to FIRE’s 53 question survey with topics related to free expression and academic freedom.
(12/12/24 9:08pm)
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.
(12/12/24 8:48pm)
As the holiday season approaches, many people find this is the perfect time to give back. Here are a few organizations around Bloomington calling upon the community for donations.
(12/12/24 6:29pm)
The following is a press release written by Desiree Molina for the City of Bloomington.
(12/12/24 4:18pm)
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.
(12/12/24 4:05pm)
Health is wealth, yet maintaining it often falls too low on our priority lists. It’s easy to push our well-being aside and take it for granted until it demands attention, forcing itself to the top of the list.
(12/12/24 3:53pm)
When there was a goal during the 2024 Indiana women’s soccer season, chances are that freshman forward Layla Sirdah had an impact on the play.
(12/12/24 2:56pm)
Although I’ve only been a food columnist for the Indiana Daily Student for three semesters, I’ve been an avid foodie my whole life. As a Georgia native, I’ve been fortunate enough to enjoy the pleasures of chains such as Publix, Waffle House, Cava and Yogli Mogli. Yet, like most things in life, being a food enthusiast has its downfalls.
(12/12/24 2:49pm)
Each year, Spotify releases its annual “Wrapped:” a compilation of data that tells users their most listened to artists, their most played songs and the number of minutes they listened in a beautiful, entertaining little slideshow. Despite this year’s release feeling disappointing to some, it is still one of the most anticipated, and posted about, days of the year — whether the result be embarrassing, or something worth bragging about.
(12/12/24 12:12am)
There were 20 IU student organizations on disciplinary statuses this fall, including nine whose suspension had carried over from past semesters.
(12/11/24 11:40pm)
2024 has been a year full of new movies, both good and bad. With all the films released this year, it almost feels like there is a never-ending stream of new films to choose from. But out of all these movies, which ones were so bad that they were good?
(12/11/24 11:11pm)
Editor’s Note: This story includes mention of potentially triggering situations, such as racism and violence.
(12/11/24 10:09pm)
Indiana men’s basketball sophomore guard Gabe Cupps is set to be sidelined indefinitely following surgery, according to an Indiana Athletics release Wednesday.
(12/12/24 1:00pm)
Mackenzie Holmes’ Indiana women’s basketball career ended March 29, 2024, with a loss in the NCAA Tournament Sweet 16 to the University of South Carolina, the eventual NCAA Champions.
(12/11/24 7:11pm)
This festive season, I’ve set my sights on exploring creative endeavors, diving into DIY crafts to bring some extra magic to the holidays. It’s been a wonderful way to embrace the spirit of Christmas and add a personal touch to my celebrations. Here’s a glimpse of what I’ve crafted and the joy it brought me.
(12/11/24 7:07pm)
When I saw the “Wicked” movie for the first time, I sobbed my eyes out. I cried again during my second watch (apologies to my boyfriend who had to listen to my sniffles) I have always felt a strong connection to the story. Growing up, my parents would play “One Short Day” on car rides into New York City. I would run around my house singing “Popular.” My best friend and I pretended to be Glinda and Elphaba and would perform rousing renditions of “What is This Feeling.” For years I had begged my parents to take me to see the musical on Broadway and when I turned 12, they finally did.
(12/11/24 6:52pm)
College Mall has a new coffee shop: Jughead & Murphys. The kiosk, named after owners and mother-daughter pair Tiffany and Peyton Januik’s chocolate labrador retriever Jughead and lab border-collie mix Murphy, opened Nov. 29.
(12/11/24 2:29pm)
Welcome to the eighth episode of "Asking the Artist," the podcast that does in every respect what its title suggests— asks the artist. This week, host Gino Diminich sits down with IU senior in the ballet department, Indiana Coté to discuss "The Nutcracker," demanding careers and passion for what one does.
(12/11/24 2:34pm)
There is never a shortage of new Christmas movies to feast on during the holiday season. Streaming sites like Netflix and Hallmark have seemingly infinite choices for modern holiday tales. While these stories are fun, older films provide a true escape from reality, which is the perfect way to cope with stressors like finals or familial tensions that arise during the holidays.
