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A year's worth of work for many riders comes down to one day, the Little 500 Race. Thomas Miller, IU alumnus and director of the film “One Day in April," set out to capture the process student riders go through from the start of the year through race day.
Indiana men’s basketball head coach Darian DeVries made a pair of additions to his first roster in Bloomington on Thursday. Former Elon University guard Nick Dorn committed Thursday, according to his Instagram post, while former University of Florida forward Sam Alexis did so just hours later, per On3 Sports’ Joe Tipton’s X post.
The Indiana Daily Student will bring you live updates from Bill Armstrong Stadium throughout the 37th women’s Little 500, set to begin at 4 p.m. EST.
Beta Sigma Psi’s Little 500 team will race as Macro Cycling for the 74th running of the men’s race Saturday. IU Student Foundation interim director Emily Carrico confirmed the change to the Indiana Daily Student on Wednesday.
The Cream and Crimson saw their field athletes have an especially strong performance with 6 total wins over the weekend.
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There was a steady stream of audience members racing up two flights of stairs to get the coveted first balcony spots — it’s the best sound in the theatre, one audience member said. But the first balcony was full, the doors to the second were locked and nobody thought it was worth the effort to walk up to the third. So, the group worked its way down the six flights of stairs it had just finished walking up, forewarning unexpecting attendees who hadn’t got the memo to change direction.
A last-minute addition to the Indiana state budget alters the structure of the Indiana University Board of Trustees, giving Gov. Mike Braun the authority to choose all members of the board.
The IU Soul Revue will perform its annual spring concert at 7:30 p.m. April 26 at the Buskirk-Chumley Theater. Presented by the African American Arts Institute, the concert will feature funk, soul and R&B music to celebrate the institute’s 50th anniversary.
When I first moved into my dorm at IU last August, one of my major concerns was food. I consider myself to be a pretty health-conscious person and I wasn’t looking forward to transitioning from eating nutritious, home-cooked meals every day to relying on dining halls and living without a kitchen.
Indiana men’s soccer kicks off its 2025 season with a contest against Clemson University, according to an Indiana Athletics release Wednesday. The match will take place Aug. 21 at Bill Armstrong Stadium in Bloomington.
Since its release in 1979, “Breaking Away,” directed by Peter Yates, has been known as the one and only Little 500 movie. While Yates’ film is about the IU bicycle race, I would say it’s also about honoring Bloomington more than people might think.
In recent years it seems like the standards for films have gone up significantly. When people think of “good” or “valuable” movies, they tend to imagine long, high quality dramas like “The Brutalist” or “Oppenheimer.” Movies considered to be “bad” or not of the same high quality usually get disregarded and belittled. But these bad movies have more worth than they let on.
As we head into our final exams all the studying and the stress can lead to what are probably some of the least favorite weeks of the whole semester. But as important as it is to lock in and get ready for finals, it’s also important to include a little laughter in your everyday life. And what better way to find that source of instant comedy than through these fun and care-free films.
Known as “The World's Greatest College Weekend,” the Little 500 is one of the largest collegiate bike races in the United States. While many IU students find this is a fun and exciting two days, it can also be a tiring one. During this year’s Little 500 it’s important to prioritize your physical and mental health, and here are some great ways to do that.
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The following is a press release written by Kaylee Lorentzen for the City of Bloomington Chamber of Commerce.
A warm, sunny day in Bloomington resulted in packed stands at Andy Mohr Field for Indiana softball’s last non-conference game of the season. However, the sunny weather wasn’t the only thing shining bright in the Hoosier’s offensive clinic against Ball State University.
The Monroe County Community School Corporation confirmed Aja Jester as the representative of District 7 on Tuesday during a regular Board of School Trustees meeting.
Following a two-week road trip, the Hoosiers returned to Andy Mohr Field for a matchup against Ball State University on Wednesday, with the seats filled in anticipation for Indiana softball’s final non-conference regular season game. The home crowd energized senior pitcher and utility player Brianna Copeland to a shutout performance in the circle as the Hoosiers secured a 14-1 victory.
