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(02/22/26 7:01pm)
“Continuum: Eskenazi Faculty Exhibition 2026,” currently on view at the Grunwald Gallery of Art, brings together more than 50 artists, designers and architects from across the Eskenazi School of Art, Architecture and Design. The exhibit, which opened Jan. 16, offers a cross-section of faculty work that reflects both ongoing experimentation and fully realized artistic research.
(02/21/26 3:40pm)
Just minutes before tipoff of Indiana men’s basketball’s contest with Purdue, “Whose house? Our house!” chants followed by “Beat ‘em up, Beat ‘em up, Beat ‘em up” filled a packed Mackey Arena.
(02/21/26 3:07pm)
After two straight matches away from Bloomington, Indiana men’s tennis returned to the IU Tennis Center to take on Texas Tech University on Friday.
(02/21/26 1:00pm)
Rebounding has been a struggle for Indiana men’s basketball all season long. With a rotation that maxes out at 6-foot-10, sizing up with taller, more physical opponents has often proved difficult for the Hoosiers.
(02/21/26 6:09am)
The Boilermakers beat the Hoosiers 93-64.
(02/21/26 12:00pm)
No. 21 Indiana wrestling celebrated senior night with a 20-16 victory against rival Purdue in a dual meet that featured 13 ranked wrestlers and five lead changes. As Purdue entered the meet losers of three straight contests, Indiana hoped to bounce back after a 34-5 loss to No. 5 Nebraska on Feb. 15 , the Hoosiers’ only home loss of the season.
(02/21/26 3:59am)
The Indiana University Board of Trustees gathered Friday in the Grand Casino Ballroom inside the Madam Walker Legacy Center in Indianapolis for its first meeting of 2026.
(02/21/26 3:35am)
Sloane May, a forward from Hamilton Southeastern High School in Fishers, Indiana, flipped her commitment from Michigan to Indiana women’s soccer, according to an Instagram post Feb. 13. May’s decision came after a coaching change at Michigan, Indiana head coach Josh Rife said in an interview with the Indiana Daily Student on Feb. 19.
(02/21/26 3:27am)
When Indiana men’s basketball hosted Purdue just 24 days ago, the Hoosiers led for over 30 minutes of game time en route to an upset victory in front of an electric crowd inside Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall in Bloomington.
(02/20/26 11:52pm)
The sky flashed green above Danny Karas’ house Thursday night, the color of the aurora borealis. He was down the street at his parents’ house in the Fieldstone neighborhood on Bloomington’s west side.
(02/20/26 11:36pm)
Indiana baseball lost to No. 2 Louisiana State University 14-7 on Friday afternoon at VyStar Ballpark in Jacksonville, Florida, in its opening game of the Live Like Lou Jacksonville Baseball Classic.
(02/20/26 10:02pm)
Looking out his serving window from his spot on Kirkwood Avenue, Ken Csillag, the owner of Elli-May's Smoked BBQ food truck, watched light rain sprinkle onto Peoples Park around 6:35 p.m.
(02/20/26 7:44pm)
The NCAA has threatened to invoke the “rule of restitution” against Indiana University and former Indiana safety Louis Moore in his ongoing eligibility lawsuit.
(02/20/26 5:58pm)
Head coach Curt Cignetti has rewritten Indiana football’s record books throughout his two seasons in Bloomington, delivering the program’s first national championship. Now, he’s reaping the contractual rewards.
(02/20/26 4:40pm)
Indiana Senate Bill 199, introduced in January, would put “low earning” degree programs at Indiana University and across the state in jeopardy.
(02/20/26 12:00pm)
Around 5 p.m. on President’s Day, Eve Loftman Cusack, 50, finished her work for the day at Bloomington Montessori School. As she sat at a wooden picnic table on a porch connected to her classroom, she identified birds as easily as she breathed.
(02/20/26 11:00am)
Indiana baseball did what it needed to do Tuesday afternoon at Bart Kaufman Field.
(02/20/26 2:43am)
Duke Energy is currently working to restore power for up to 1,274 Monroe County residents as of 9:30 p.m. Thursday, according to the company’s website. The outages, caused by a severe thunderstorm, are estimated to be restored by 3:15 a.m. Friday.
(02/20/26 12:34am)
The Bloomington City Council discussed the city’s contract with Flock Safety, delayed rezoning portions of the city-led Hopewell housing development and considered multiple procedural ordinances at its meeting Wednesday.
(02/19/26 11:46pm)
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