PHOTOS: Little 500 Qualifications 2025
(04/01/25 2:04pm)
The women's Little 500 race is scheduled for April 25 and the men's April 26.
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Spring Sprout Food Systems Series features vibrant local Bloomington market
(03/31/25 3:17pm)
Editor’s note: Last year the Indiana Department of Health discontinued a $800,000 partnership with the People’s Cooperative Market over concerns that the market mismanaged federal funds intended to aid socially disadvantaged farmers, The Herald Times reported in February. Leaders for PCM did not respond to request for comment on allegations of mismanagement by time of publication.
Indiana libraries could see reduced services, longer wait times after national IMLS cuts
(03/31/25 2:49pm)
Indiana library programs, including Monroe County Public Libraries, could be disrupted by an executive order signed by President Donald Trump earlier this month.
A legacy of laughter: Boy in the Bubble celebrates 25 years of sketch comedy at IU
(03/31/25 2:41pm)
For one night, past and present members of Boy in the Bubble weren’t separated by years — they were bound by a shared love of comedy, and they celebrated that love together. The sketch comedy group celebrated their 25th anniversary Saturday in the Fine Arts Building, bringing many alumni of the group together to enjoy the show.
Indiana women’s basketball’s Yarden Garzon enters transfer portal
(03/31/25 1:40pm)
Indiana women’s basketball junior guard Yarden Garzon has entered the transfer portal with a “do not contact” tag, according to On3 Sports’ Talia Goodman’s report Monday morning.
Asianfest celebrates Asian and Pacific Islander heritage with food, games and performances
(03/31/25 1:17pm)
Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month might begin in May for the rest of the United States, but in Bloomington it starts in April.
‘Amped at IU’ exhibit brings renowned guitar maker to Bloomington
(03/31/25 1:17pm)
Almost 100 people crowded into the McCalla School’s multipurpose room Thursday to hear Chris Martin, also known as C.F. Martin VI, give a lecture on his family’s history. While the Martins likely have the typical family folklore — like the ostracized black sheep, marriages that not everyone agreed with and rebellious teenagers, which Martin still touched on — that wasn’t what drew such a large crowd in the early evening: it was his family’s almost 200-year legacy as guitar makers.
Delta Gamma takes first in women's Little 500 qualifications with blazing finish
(03/31/25 2:04am)
Upon entering Bill Armstrong Stadium under the lights, the energy was undeniable. Indiana University’s Little 500 supporters showed up loud and proud for qualifications on Saturday, undeterred by the 8 a.m. wake-up call.
Flow Collective brings 29 vendors to Upland Brewing Co. for Craft and Clothier pop-up
(03/31/25 12:25am)
Artists and vendors lined the Upland Brewing Co. Woodshop Saturday, selling an eclectic range of items from vintage clothing to handmade body care. This was the first time Flow Collective has hosted an event in Bloomington.
‘Grieving over what would have been’: the pandemic at IU, 5 years on
(03/30/25 11:36pm)
Aubrey Motherwell, class of 2020, was supposed to graduate on her birthday.
Tornado warning issued for part of Monroe County
(03/30/25 10:56pm)
Part of Monroe County is under a tornado warning until 7:15 p.m. Sunday, according to the National Weather Service. IU Alert advised anyone in the area to seek shelter immediately. The area extends from Clear Creek and nearly to Nashville, Indiana.
Reigning champions Black Key Bulls earn fastest time in qualifications for men’s Little 500
(03/31/25 1:04am)
The “World’s Greatest College Weekend” is the landmark sporting event in Bloomington every year, and preparations are fully underway. With the races only weeks away during April 25-26, qualifications took place Saturday at Bill Armstrong Stadium.
Monroe County under tornado watch until 8 p.m. Sunday
(03/30/25 6:31pm)
Monroe County, along with swaths of Illinois and Indiana, is under a tornado watch until 8 p.m. Sunday ahead of expected severe weather. Portions of Kentucky and Missouri are also under the watch.
Constellation Stage & Screen takes audience back to the 1950s in ‘Maple and Vine’
(03/30/25 6:23pm)
Constellation Stage & Screen debuted its adaptation of Jordan Harrison’s “Maple and Vine” on Thursday to a sold-out audience at the Constellation Playhouse.
The history behind IU’s famous Sample Gates
(04/04/25 5:00pm)
While the IU community is made up of people from all walks of life, there is one thing that almost everyone has in common: a photo in front of the iconic Sample Gates. As one of the most recognizable structures on campus, they serve as an entrance into the oldest part of IU, known as the Old Crescent.
An eater’s guide to affordable restaurants in Bloomington
(04/04/25 2:00pm)
I love food. It’s one of my favorite things about the world, and a simple meal can bring the greatest memories. Its only drawback is that it costs money, and like other college students, I don’t look at my bank account with a smile. But I digress — Bloomington offers a ton of cheap eats around town that will leave you going, “I can’t believe it was only that much.”
Your guide to finding affordable furniture
(04/04/25 11:00am)
If you’re living in an unfurnished house or apartment this year, finding all the furniture you need to fill it can be a significant expense. Below are some ways to maximize your budget and space.
Vaccination hesitancy in Indiana spikes as U.S. faces rising measles cases
(03/30/25 3:47pm)
Nationwide vaccine hesitancy continues to concern healthcare officials. Since the COVID-19 pandemic, there has been a rise in vaccine misinformation on social media.
OPINION: Stop trying to be the 'It Girl,' she doesn't exist
(03/31/25 1:22am)
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.
At nuclear war talk, calls for action and a singalong
(03/30/25 2:33pm)
At a presentation on the prevention of nuclear war, a message of hope rang out over the pews.
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