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An Earthquake in Cuba Shook Chandeliers and Blinds in Miami Hundreds of Miles Away

When earthquakes shook Cuba on Sunday, a few people in Miami felt them.

Red, blue and ‘I don’t care’: IU students share their visions for America

IU students Landon Yockey, Kaylee Werner, Aidan Diresta, Paige Fowler and Alex Myers all share their stories throughout the presidential election.

COLUMN: What Thanksgiving-based films to watch this holiday

An entertainment recipe for the perfect Thanksgiving.

Bloomington experiences “A Taste of Ireland” through traditional Irish music and dance

"A Taste of Ireland - The Irish Music & Dance Sensation” brings Irish culture to Bloomington audiences.

PHOTOS: Men's basketball defeats Eastern Illinois University

IU club works to reintroduce native plants on campus to fight climate change

Landscaping organizers and officials are learning to evolve with IU Bloomington’s changing climate.

COLUMN: Why your favorite shows are getting canceled and what you can do about it

While shows keep getting canceled, it is within your power to save your favorites.

Indiana women’s basketball falls out of AP Poll top 25 for first time since 2018-19 season

The Hoosiers are 1-1 after their loss to Harvard University on Nov. 9.

High school students, community members protest IU Expressive Activity Policy

The Friday protest highlighted policies that protestors say prevent free speech.

30,000 square foot outdoor recreational park coming to IU

The park could be finished as soon as late November.

OPINION: We need to stop romanticizing toxic relationships

Movies like “The Notebook” glorify toxic mistakes, and it’s not ok.

PRESS RELEASE: City of Bloomington Local-Motion Grant Program Application Deadline Extended to 11/14

The application deadline for the Local-Motion Grant Program, designed to promote pedestrian and bicycle mobility throughout the city, has been extended to Thursday, Nov. 14 at 5 p.m. 

Episode 3: Local and national 2024 election results, Immigration policies and racist text messages

IDS Weekly News Rundown shares top stories from the IDS staff every week.

Indiana volleyball falls in four sets to No. 20 USC, stays winless versus top 25 opponents

The Hoosiers are 0-8 against top 25 opponents.

OPINION: United States and India, the two places I call home, are becoming unrecognizable to me

Trump’s reelection makes me fear for the future of women, immigrants and marginalized communities.

M.T. Anderson touches on historical heists and ‘Saint hunting’ during book event at Morgenstern’s

Anderson’s novel covers a strange but true 11th-century heist.

‘We locked in’: Indiana men’s basketball surges past first half struggles in win over EIU

The Hoosiers outscored the Panthers 54-18 in the second half.

COLUMN: Second half performance signals Indiana men’s basketball is a different team

The Hoosiers outscored Eastern Illinois 54-18 in the second half.

COLUMN: ‘Joker: Folie à Deux,’ disappointed. Will ‘Wicked’ do the same?

Exploring "Joker: Folie à Deux" and "Wicked," what they bring to the table.  

4 pedestrians struck by car Saturday night at the corner of East 17th and Eagleson

Three sustained non-life-threatening injuries, and one is in critical yet stable condition.