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Eskenazi Museum of Art to welcome 3 new exhibitions this fall semester

From Roman history to John Mellencamp, IU visitors can explore lots of topics at the museum.

Indiana’s returners lead the way in Cream and Crimson volleyball scrimmage

The Hoosiers’ season begins on Aug. 30 at Kennesaw State.

‘Tentative’: No. 7 Indiana men’s soccer shut out in season-opening loss to Saint Louis

A missed penalty kick encapsulated the Hoosiers’ attacking struggles.

Sluggish play hinders No. 7 Indiana men’s soccer in 2-0 defeat to Saint Louis

The Hoosiers managed seven shots overall, but only one in the first half.

RFK Jr. drops out of the presidential race, endorses Trump

Kennedy claimed the Democratic Party sidelined his campaign.

Indiana men’s soccer set to face Maher, Saint Louis in first match of the season

The game will be the first of 18 for the Hoosiers in 2024.

PRESS RELEASE: Blue Revue August 23

Jerry Stinson, a life-long supporter of the Democratic Party, has sadly passed away at the age of 97.

PHOTOS: Democratic National Convention day 4

Photos from the fourth and final night of the 2024 Democratic National Convention

PHOTOS: Welcome week 2024

Photos from freshmen move-in and events during the 2024-2025 academic year's Welcome Week.

Harris accepts Democratic nomination, Indiana delegates express support

Harris’ acceptance speech closed out the 2024 Democratic National Convention.

How Harris’ economic agenda could affect Bloomington

Kamala Harris is proposing many ideas to combat price increases. Would they work?

2 early goals fuel Indiana women’s soccer to second win of the season

A strong first half by the Hoosiers turn into a win.

PHOTOS: Democratic National Convention day 3

Photos from the third day of the 2024 Democratic National Convention

PRESS RELEASE: The City of Bloomington Announces Downtown and W 3rd Street Maintenance Projects

The City of Bloomington will begin two street maintenance projects in late August and September focusing on street maintenance.

Press Release: City of Bloomington’s 2025 Proposed Budget Available for Public Review

The City of Bloomington released its proposed budget for 2025, now available for public review ahead of budget hearings with the City Council.

Will Gen Z voters in Indiana and across the country commit to Harris?

There will be around 40.8 million voters aged 18-27 eligible to vote in 2024.

PRESS RELEASE: Parks & Recreation Hosts Public Meeting on New Powerline Trail Design

Parks and Recreation is holding a public meeting Sept. 4 at the Pavilion at Switchyard Park, 1601 S. Rogers St. in Bloomington, to share information about the design of a new trail that will begin at Rogers Street across from the Switchyard Park entrance and run .9 miles west beneath the power lines.

PHOTOS: Democratic National Convention day 2

The Democratic Party is pushing for rural votes. How could that work in Indiana?

Indiana’s rural counties have shifted heavily toward Republicans in recent years.

IU offers guidance on SEA 202 after 'intellectual diversity’ law takes effect

The fall semester begins Aug. 26.