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A third space and free-speech refuge: Redbud Books fulfills Bloomington’s need for both

Nonprofit bookstore Redbud Books offers a community-centered space for knowledge.

Bloomington laws every student should know

Stay informed on Bloomington’s ordinances to avoid fines and dodge trouble.

Jacobs to hold ‘AlgoRhythms’ conference on AI in music industry

The second annual conference will explore the relationship between music and artificial intelligence.

COLUMN: Why the Berg Fashion Library is a valuable resource for IU students

IU Libraries has many specialized fashion databases useful for undergraduate research.

High Proof Laughs brings local comedians and a good time to Bloomington

The comedy series hits its 24th installment with its upcoming event at Cardinal Spirits.

2 rapes reported at on-campus housing this month

IUPD has received 32 rape reports and 17 sexual battery reports since August 2024.

Indiana softball prepares for difficult weekend clash against No. 18 Ohio State

The Hoosiers are 2-3 in conference play going into this weekend.

Indiana men’s swimming and diving sets record in Day 1 of NCAA Championships

The Hoosiers set an American record in the 200-yard medley relay.

PHOTOS: Indiana women's basketball knocked out of NCAA Tournament after weekend in Columbia

MCCSC board member Brandon Shurr resigns, opening position for District 7

Brandon Shurr resigned from the Monroe County school board, opening a position for District 7.

Indiana baseball’s offense explodes in win over Bellarmine

The Hoosiers scored 13 runs in six innings for their 14th win of the season.

Minimal hotel progress, construction on track for Monroe Convention Center expansion

The hotel project is expected to last at least two and a half years.

Monroe County charges Gosport man with armed robbery, burglary

At the time of his arrest, Hackney had two active arrest warrants.

Indiana women's swimming and diving places 4th overall in the 2025 NCAA Championships

The Hoosiers had their best team finish in program history.

Indiana men’s basketball guard Kanaan Carlyle enters transfer portal

Carlyle averaged 4 points per game this season.

Indiana men’s basketball guard Myles Rice enters transfer portal after one season with program

Rice is the fifth Hoosier to enter the portal since March 18.

Former Indiana men’s basketball guard Gabe Cupps transferring to Ohio State

Cupps, who hails from Dayton, Ohio, is heading back to his home state.

OPINION: Deaf by design: how money and politics shield IU leadership from accountability

A marriage of industry and state politics explains why Whitten is rewarded, despite backlash.

Todd Young to appear at Greater Bloomington Chamber of Commerce event in April

This will be Young’s fourth appearance at the chamber event.

GUEST COLUMN: Our duty to dissent: standing against oppression and injustice

Indiana University students should speak out amidst antisemitic allegations surrounding protests.