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Bloomington’s restaurant scene offers Indiana University students and Bloomington residents a variety of local dining options, ranging from Italian cuisine and barbecue to breakfast favorites and formal dining.
From all-you-care-to-eat dining halls to cafés for quick bites between classes, Indiana University had an extensive range of places to eat. Here are my top five campus spots to grab a delicious meal.
I just finished four years at Indiana University, and while I did almost everything I wanted to do during my time here, there are a few things I missed. Make sure you don’t make the same mistake with this bucket list:
IU Bloomington’s campus is gorgeous, and as someone who loves photography, it’s been a great place for me to get creative with my hobby. I’ve been able to play around with new framing techniques, experiment with photographing architecture and practice taking portraits through shooting my sister’s graduation photos on campus.
Bloomington can feel overwhelming when you first arrive. Between campus, downtown, and the different neighborhoods, there is a lot to explore. But whether you are looking for a new place to study, shop for gifts, thrift clothes, or spend an afternoon with friends, Bloomington really does have something for everyone.
IU’s alumni network of over 805,000 living members spans 165 countries, making it the single largest living alumni community in the country. With such an impressive network, it is no wonder that many alumni have achieved remarkable success. Here are just five of IU’s most distinguished alumni:
I, like many rising freshmen, was absolutely terrified to start college.
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The “Mecca of Basketball” will now host Indiana men’s basketball against the University of Arkansas at Madison Square Garden in New York City on Nov. 17, per an announcement from Indiana on Monday. The game will be part of the Bad Boy Mowers Series.
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If you are planning to go on a campus tour this summer, attend New Student Orientation or just want to learn more about Indiana University, the IU Visitor Information Center should be your first stop for all questions regarding IU and Bloomington.
There are some stories that need to be untouched. Not because I didn’t like the movie, but because the story was already so concrete, I didn’t need it anymore.
Update: This story has been updated to include an additional quote from Monshun Sales on the Pat McAfee Show
Team USA defeated Canada 98-64.
The following is a press release written by Desiree DeMolina for the City of Bloomington.
Indiana men’s basketball returned to Assembly Hall with a new roster and new uniforms to represent the United States in an exhibition contest against Collège Jean-de-Brébeuf, the Canadian ambassador, dousing the northern neighbors with a final score of 98-64.
It was the camp's third year.
From the Heisman Trophy to the Big Ten Male Athlete of the Year, Fernando Mendoza earned several recognitions after leading Indiana football to the first 16-0 season in the modern collegiate football era earlier this year. The former Indiana quarterback added one more award to his collection at ESPN’s 2026 ESPY Awards on Wednesday night, securing the honor for Best College Athlete in Men’s Sports.
As the FIFA World Cup enters the final week of play, Major League Soccer’s season continues Thursday. Former Indiana men’s soccer forward Palmer Ault has made his way to an MLS club after signing with St. Louis CITY SC, per an announcement from the team on Wednesday.
The Bloomington Board of Public Works approved a right-of-way special event permit in a July 14 meeting for five temporary street closures tied to the filming of “Little Five,” a movie set at Indiana University during the 1980s and inspired by the first Women’s Little 500 race.
