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After its first power-conference win of the season, Indiana women’s basketball returns home to Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall in Bloomington for a bout with Butler University.
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The Indiana University chapter of the Chi Phi fraternity was placed on cease and desist Tuesday for hazing, according to the Office of Student Life.
Five houses in the Green Acres neighborhood have been demolished since mid-October. The houses, built in the 1940s and early 1950s, bordered the eastern edge of Indiana University’s campus and sat along the 300 block of North Jefferson Street.
The “Fall of Freedom: Fighting Fascism Through Art” exhibition is coming to Bloomington this weekend. It’ll host more than 40 art pieces from eight local artists, all united by the goal of thwarting fascism in the United States.
Don’t call me basic but one of my favorite songs by The Beatles is “Help!”. The song is technically from the fifth studio album of the iconic English rock band and serves as the titular track to the 1965 film sharing the same name.
I was around 9 years old when I first watched a movie about who I thought were the greatest thieves to ever walk the Earth: a group of magicians called the Horsemen.
After tornadoes ripped through Habitat for Humanity of Monroe County's warehouses over the summer, one comedian is trying to help through what he knows best: laughter.
Indiana University could adopt a new set of free speech values called the Chicago Principles, according to a memo published by the IndyStar on Monday.
Then-senior forward Maouloune Goumballe dribbles past a defender before putting a low cross into the box. Collins Oduro receives the cross from his teammate. He turns and blasts a shot past University of Virginia then-junior goalkeeper Joey Batrouni to give the Hoosiers the lead in the 11th minute of play. Oduro runs to the left-side of the pitch right by the flag post where he is celebrated by his teammates.
“And the winner is...,” Riley Spitznagel, Bloomington Delta Music Club co-president, said into the microphone as a drumroll sounded from behind her. Four bands had just finished competing Saturday in Maxwell Hall for BDMC’s second annual Battle of the Bands. Now, it was time to announce the winner. The anticipation built as the drumroll continued. Spitznagel finally yelled out a name: the Raging Ragoons.
A proposal to reorganize the Town of Ellettsville and Richland Township moved forward during a work session Friday as officials reviewed a hypothetical fiscal model and questions for a potential merger.
No. 25 Indiana men’s soccer will continue its quest for its ninth NCAA Championship, starting in the second round of the NCAA Tournament after earning the No. 6 national seed and therefore a bye in the first round.
Three Indiana Daily Student staff members placed in the 2025 Thomas Keating writing competition. Managing editor Jack Forrest was first, news editor Natalia Nelson was third, and sports writer Max Schneider was a finalist.
The Indiana Daily Student received two Pacemaker Awards from the Associated Collegiate Press at its fall 2025 conference — for both Multiplatform organization and for Newspaper/Newsmagazine. For the first time in its history, IUSTV was a finalist for a Broadcast Pacemaker.
From "The Cameraman” to “Zootopia,” music has always been used as a tool to convey emotions within movies, almost as a supporting actor in the cast. Whether it’s the classical sound in “The Cameraman” or Shakira’s distinct voice in “Zootopia,” music tells the audience a character may be in danger, in love or simply having a good time.
The game started off tight, trading buckets back and forth. With 9:38 remaining in the first half, Indiana led by just 4 points.
The following is a transcript of the Weekly News Rundown.
The Hoosiers beat the Cardinals 69-61.
