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(11/02/25 2:41am)
Curt Cignetti stood at the red IU trident-emblazoned wooden podium inside the Don Croftcheck Team Room at Memorial Stadium. It was Monday, and the second-year Indiana football head coach opted to begin his weekly press conference just as he did the week before.
(11/02/25 12:00pm)
The Artisan Guilds of Bloomington kicked off their annual holiday show and sale featuring blown glass jewelry, hand crafted pottery and locally made clothing. The event, which began Friday, runs until 3 p.m. Sunday at the Monroe Convention Center.
(11/01/25 10:54pm)
Indiana football went on the road Saturday for the first time since taking down then-No. 3 Oregon on Oct. 11.
(11/01/25 9:31pm)
The Monroe County Community School Corporation Board of Trustees decided not to make an overall salary adjustment in its two-year tentative collective bargaining agreement, but they did approve a $1,000 stipend for teachers.
(11/01/25 8:58pm)
Two months ago, No. 17 Indiana men’s soccer was on top of the college soccer world.
(11/01/25 8:30pm)
Bloomington High School North and Bloomington High School South are set to face each other in the sectional championship of the Class 5A Indiana High School Athletic Association State Tournament.
(11/01/25 7:46pm)
Indiana men’s basketball landed its second 2026 recruit, as small forward Vaughn Karvala announced his commitment Saturday on a YouTube live stream. Karvala chose the Hoosiers over Xavier University and the University of California, Berkeley.
(11/01/25 7:29pm)
After losing three of its last five contests, Indiana volleyball looked to start strong in its first game of the weekend against Maryland in College Park, Maryland.
(11/01/25 6:09pm)
Entering Friday’s game, Indiana field hockey was riding a four-game win streak into its final regular season contest. That momentum did not carry over to this matchup, as Indiana's offense was shut down for most of the game, and the Hoosiers lost 3-1.
(11/01/25 5:38pm)
When Indiana volleyball took its first timeout in the first set, it was already facing a substantial deficit.
(11/01/25 5:24pm)
The first half of the match against Northwestern on Friday was filled with relentless pressure from Indiana men’s soccer. The Hoosiers controlled the pace.
(11/02/25 4:00am)
(10/31/25 11:05pm)
After a two-game homestand, No. 2 Indiana football travels to College Park, Maryland, for its matchup against Maryland on Saturday. The two programs last met Sept. 28, 2024, when the Hoosiers notched a 42-28 victory in Bloomington.
(10/31/25 10:59pm)
Indiana men’s and women’s cross country celebrated Halloween by racing at the Big Ten Conference Championships on Friday in East Lansing, Michigan. The men and women placed 12th and 11th overall, respectively.
(10/31/25 9:53pm)
Scissors snipped and glue sticks clicked as community members explored the paper-based art form of collaging during "Collage Collective” on Oct. 30 at Bloomington Fine Art Supply. The workshop was led by local artist Jennifer Davis.
(10/31/25 6:52pm)
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(10/31/25 6:42pm)
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(10/31/25 2:11pm)
Bloomington High School North and Bloomington High School South football take on Terre Haute North Vigo High School and Terre Haute South Vigo High School, respectively, in the sectional semifinals.
(10/31/25 1:47pm)
The Singing Hoosiers of IU will perform Saturday at Auer Hall for their fall concert, titled “Carry On.” There are two showings with one performance at 2 p.m. and another at 7:30 p.m. Tickets can be purchased at the Jacobs Opera and Ballet Theater website for $27 each, with $12 tickets offered for students.
(10/31/25 1:39pm)
Former Director of Student Media Jim Rodenbush is suing Indiana University, alleging it violated his First and Fourteenth Amendment rights.