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Indiana Lt. Gov. Micah Beckwith was supposed to come to Bloomington for a public town hall April 28. Now, six days before his town hall was set to take place, Beckwith delayed the event until 6 p.m. May 19 and moved it to Ellettsville Town Hall, according to an X post Tuesday.
After Indiana football’s spring game April 17, second-year head coach Curt Cignetti said his squad still has a long way to go.
Before anything else, “Sinners” is a movie about the blues. The genre — so entrenched in the history of Black America, so ingrained in the sociopolitical culture of the post-antebellum South — totally informs the ethos of Ryan Coogler’s newest picture. It’s just a happy convenience that the vampire story, with its exploration of repressed eroticism and religious superstition, turned out to be a perfect thematic parallel.
Indiana baseball (22-18, 12-9 Big Ten) picked up its third series win last weekend at Bart Kaufman Field over Maryland. After taking two of three over the Terps, the Hoosiers are set to travel to one of the finer baseball sites in the state of Indiana as they take on Ball State University (29-12, 15-3 MAC) on Wednesday at Victory Field in Indianapolis.
Since its debut in 1875, “Carmen” has become one of the most staged operas in the world. The Jacobs School of Music chose the show for its final opera of the 2024-25 season.
With the homestretch of the season approaching for Indiana softball, it is set to host Ball State University on Wednesday at Andy Mohr Field for its final non-conference game of the 2025 season. The Hoosiers head into the matchup 29-13 overall and 8-8 in Big Ten play, placing them 10th in the conference.
In a musical conclusion to the spring semester, the Musical Arts Center will host a combined concert for the university’s concert bands. The show will consist of performances from four ensembles: the All-Campus Band, Concert Band, Symphonic Band and Wind Ensemble at 8 p.m. April 22.
Indiana men’s basketball landed its seventh transfer of the offseason Tuesday, as former Drexel University guard Jason Drake committed to the Hoosiers, according to On3 Sports’ Joe Tipton’s X post.
Vivian Winston prides herself on being someone who listens.
With just two matches remaining in the season, Indiana women’s tennis looked to finish the year strong and achieve its season-long goal: finishing in the Intercollegiate Tennis Association final rankings.
Isaiah Specks, who spent the 2024-25 season as Director of Player Development/Scouting, is departing the Indiana women’s basketball program, according to his social media posts April 19.
SPOILER ALERT: This column contains potential spoilers about “Yellowjackets.”
The long awaited second season of “The Last of Us” premiered April 13 on Max, with new episodes releasing weekly. The new season is receiving the same high praise garnered from the first season. So, if you’re impatiently waiting for a new episode to come out each week, here are five movies to keep you entertained.
The Myanmar Student Association, in partnership with the Union Board, Hamilton Lugar School Living-Learning Center and the ASEAN Studies Program, hosted their annual Water Festival on Saturday at the Indiana Memorial Union. The event commemorated the culture of Myanmar and brought together friends and family to celebrate the new year.
Organized by the non-profit group Indiana Psychedelic Society, “Mind Unveiled: Psychedelic Fest” featured three documentary film screenings, Q&A sessions with filmmakers, sound healing, breathwork and an evening dance.
Editor’s note: The Indiana Daily Student spoke to five current and former track and field athletes for this story. Two of the athletes who are currently still on the team have been granted anonymity.
The last thought Carl Field remembers running through his mind before getting hit by the car was, “Not again.”
In early February, the Indiana Daily Student received a guest column based on financial documents obtained in a records request from IU. In addition to our typical process of editing and fact-checking, the IDS requested the same documents from IU to verify them. The request asked for investment snapshots from IU, the IU Foundation, IU Ventures or other investment-holding entities affiliated with the university for the last two available years. The documents the IDS received are not IU Foundation documents because the foundation is considered a separate entity from IU, according to IU General Counsel.
Indiana women’s basketball landed another player out of the transfer portal Monday, as former Duquesne University guard Jerni Kiaku committed to the Hoosiers, according to her Instagram post. Kaiku originally entered the portal April 3 and has one season of eligibility left.
Editor’s Note: This story includes mention of sexual assault. Resources are available here.
