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Indiana men’s basketball’s season ends in disappointment — with no resolution

The Hoosiers missed the NCAA Tournament for the second consecutive year.

Teri Moren confident ahead of Indiana basketball’s NCAA Tournament matchup with Utah

The Hoosiers were selected as a No. 9 seed.

Indiana women’s basketball earns No. 9 seed in NCAA Tournament, to take on Utah

The Hoosiers notched their sixth straight NCAA Tournament appearance Sunday.

Indiana men’s basketball misses NCAA Tournament, ends season at 19-13

The Hoosiers finished the season with a 19-13 record.

‘It can be fun, it can be playful’: WonderLab destigmatizes math during Pi Day celebration

WonderLab Museum celebrated 3.14 with math activities and optical illusions.

‘It can be fun, it can be playful’: WonderLab destigmatizes math during Pi Day celebration

WonderLab Museum celebrated 3.14 with math activities and optical illusions.

Monroe County Civic Theater brings ‘And Then There Were None’ to life

Agatha Christie’s play “And Then There Were None” debuts in Bloomington.

‘Night at the Museum: Dance Party Edition’ showcases South Asian culture

The free community event featured Bollywood dancing and Indian cuisine.

Minnick’s clutch grand slam propels Indiana softball to comeback victory over Southern Indiana

The Hoosiers’ six run-rule streak ends in a one run victory.

COLUMN: Ranking Bloomington’s coffee shops

Breaking down the list of Bloomington cafes by different categories.

Can a vision board help you sleep? IU Student Wellness hosts ‘Sweet Dreams’ event 

Student Wellness shared how creating vision boards can help improve sleep habits.

Indiana softball to face Iowa in first Big Ten matchup of season

The Hoosiers got off to a 19-5 start in nonconference games.

COLUMN: My most anticipated films of 2025

These four films are sure to impress this year.

Springing into safety: IU Culture of Care promotes staying safe over spring break

IU organizations came together to educate students about safety practices through games and prizes.

John Feinstein, author of ‘A Season on the Brink,’ dies at 69

Feinstein wrote 48 books in his career.

PRESS RELEASE: City of Bloomington Announces 13th Annual Eco-Heroes Art Contest to Celebrate Native Insects

The City of Bloomington Environmental Commission announced the 13th Annual Linda P. Thompson Eco-Heroes Art Contest, encouraging residents of all ages to explore the importance of native insects through artistic expression.

PRESS RELEASE: A Statement from Mayor Kerry Thomson on Annexation

Today, Mayor Kerry Thomson issued the following statement regarding the City of Bloomington’s annexation efforts and its intended petition to the Indiana Supreme Court.

‘Pure gold’: Indiana Maple Syrup Weekend comes to Bloomington

Sketching out a joke, how IU’s University tWits create sketch comedy

Collaboration is a key part of creating the sketch comedy group’s 55-page script.

Good vibrations at McCalla School sound bath concert

McCalla School hosts sound bath concert with Jacobs faculty.