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Indiana baseball proved it could compete with one of the Big Ten’s top teams this weekend. The Hoosiers were tied or within one run of No. 24 Nebraska in the seventh inning of all three contests.
Indiana baseball was swept by No. 24 Nebraska over the weekend, falling to 10-17 overall and 3-9 in the Big Ten. The Cream and Crimson lost 6-5 on Friday, 12-7 on Saturday and 12-4 on Sunday inside Hawks Field at Haymarket Park in Lincoln, Nebraska.
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Stanford won the game 16-4.
Light reflected off the red sequins of the Singing Hoosiers’ costumes Saturday night at the Musical Arts Center during the ensemble’s spring concert. The two-act performance was themed “American Snapshots,” showcasing music from different time periods in U.S. history.
With many different musicians coming to Bloomington this week, there are options for every kind of music lover.
After winning its last match against Penn State on March 22, Indiana men’s tennis was looking to keep its momentum going with a rivalry matchup against Purdue.
Indiana men’s swimming and diving concluded its season at the NCAA men’s swimming and diving championships, finishing in third place with 351 points. The championships, which were hosted by Georgia Tech University, took place Wednesday through Saturday at McAuley Aquatic Center in Atlanta.
After a long indoor season filled with records and personal bests, Indiana track and field opened its outdoor track season at the Raleigh Relays from Friday to Saturday in Raleigh, North Carolina. The Hoosiers were joined by fellow Big Ten teams Maryland, Michigan, Michigan State, Minnesota, Northwestern, Ohio State, Penn State, Purdue and Rutgers.
Indiana baseball battled back from an early deficit but could not sustain its momentum, falling 12-7 to No. 24 Nebraska on Saturday at Hawks Field at Haymarket Park in Lincoln, Nebraska.
Indiana softball had another efficient and prolific performance from its offense, as the Hoosiers swept the University of Detroit Mercy in a two-game weekend series Friday and Saturday at Andy Mohr Field in Bloomington. Indiana won Friday’s game 8-0 and Saturday’s game 7-5.
After clouds lingered for most of Friday, the sun broke through ahead of Indiana softball’s two-game weekend set against the University of Detroit Mercy at Andy Mohr Field in Bloomington.
The crowd stretched from Sample Gates past First Christian Church on Kirkwood Avenue on Saturday as several thousand people chanted, marched and held signs in protest of the Trump administration.
Live musicians, student podcasters and fans gathered around campfires Friday at WIUX’s annual “Poddy Mouth” at the Moon Roof music venue. The podcast-centered live event featured podcast trivia and musical performances.
As the sun rose over Bill Armstrong Stadium, the 8 a.m. start time for the 2026 women’s Little 500 qualifications didn’t prevent supporters of every team from being loud.
The “World’s Greatest College Weekend” may still be weeks away — set for April 24–25— but on Saturday, the pool of teams for the men’s Little 500 was made official during qualifications.
IU Cinema hosted actor and director Michael Shannon and playwright Brett Neveu on Friday for a screening and Q&A of their 2023 film “Eric LaRue.”
Indiana baseball fell to 10-15 on Friday night with a 6-5 loss to No. 24 Nebraska at Hawks Field at Haymarket Park in Lincoln, Nebraska. The Cream and Crimson are now 0-6 in one-run contests this season.
Indiana women’s basketball is slated to lose its fourth player to the transfer portal Friday, as sophomore guard Chloe Spreen plans to depart from the Hoosiers, according to an X post from On3’s Talia Goodman.
The following is a press release written by Desiree DeMolina for the City of Bloomington.
