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Indiana men's soccer won their game over Butler.
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Indiana men's soccer won their game over Butler.
This weekend, Indiana field hockey will travel to Louisville, Kentucky, for a doubleheader against two teams the Hoosiers faced last season. Indiana will open the weekend against Miami University on Saturday before facing the University of Louisville on Sunday.
The following is a press release written for Majestic Care of Bloomington.
As the French and Ghanaian flags flew in the Indiana student section at Bill Armstrong Stadium, junior forward Stephane Njike and senior forward Collins Oduro made their season debuts for No. 14 Indiana men’s soccer Thursday.
Seven years have passed since No. 14 Indiana men’s soccer started a season with a perfect 3-0-0 record. The dry spell finally ended Thursday as the Hoosiers survived a 1-0 scraping over Butler University, a game in which Indiana outshot the Bulldogs by 31.
“We. Are. Texas.”
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Both Indiana women’s soccer and Xavier University had their chances to... Wednesday night. The difference was what each team did in those moments.
Indiana field hockey will enter the 2026 season with several players already receiving recognition from around the country.
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With over 1,000 performances annually and multiple performance locations across Bloomington, the Jacobs School of Music is a great place to get your fix of musical and artistic events at Indiana University.
After a three-game homestand which ended in a last second draw against Bellarmine University, Indiana women's soccer faced its first test away from home against Xavier University on Wednesday.
UPDATE: As of Thursday morning, all areas without power due to the thunderstorm have been restored, and the flash flood warning has been lifted.
Democratic nominee for Indiana Secretary of State Beau Bayh discussed low voting participation, costs of living and other concerns Wednesday afternoon in a town hall hosted by the Bloomington Press Club.
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Editor's Note: This story has been updated to remove the name of an individual mentioned in this article, pursuant to the IDS’ crime reporting policy not to name suspects who are minors or are accused of misdemeanors.
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With two early wins under its belt, No. 14 Indiana men’s soccer is preparing to welcome Butler University to Bill Armstrong Stadium for a Thursday night match.
The following is a press release written by Lucas Rhed.
The following is a press release written by Desiree DeMolina for the City of Bloomington.