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The following is a press release written by Ximena Martinez Ruiz and Desiree DeMolina for the City of Bloomington.
Sumi’s life started out like most chickens. She lived on a farm, laid eggs and did everything else chickens do. She likes grapes and mealworms. She doesn’t like onions.
The following is a press release written by Desiree DeMolina for the City of Bloomington.
Prime Video’s new series “Young Sherlock” introduces audiences to a youthful and emotional rendition of the brilliant, fictional detective Sherlock Holmes. The show, which released March 4, creates a story filled with adrenaline and plot twists following Sherlock’s early life as a man on the run at Oxford University in England.
Indiana softball narrowly defeated Minnesota in its first Big Ten series of the 2026 season, and now the Hoosiers will look to build off the victory Tuesday when they return to Andy Mohr Field in Bloomington to host Loyola University Chicago.
Nearly 50 musicians filled the stage at the Buskirk-Chumley Theater on Sunday for “Between Silence and Strauss,” a cross-cultural performance by the Bloomington Symphony Orchestra.
Zachary Goldberg was frustrated. In summer 2024, the then-IU sophomore was studying for the Law School Admission Test while abroad in Budapest when he realized none of the existing prep platforms felt like the right fit. So, he took matters into his own hands.
This year at the David L. Adams Apple Awards, the Indiana Daily Student and Arbutus yearbook have earned six awards with two honorable mentions.
Name, image and likeness was introduced as an interim policy in 2021 following the court case NCAA v Alston allowing athletes to receive compensation for playing their respective sport. For the first time, college athletes could earn money through brand deals, social media promotions, autograph signings and other business opportunities.
Indiana baseball’s record stands at 6-9.
Spoiler: This column contains potential spoilers for “The Bride!”
Editor's note: All opinions, columns and letters reflect the views of the individual writer and not necessarily those of the IDS or its staffers.
Most of your studying fails for boring reasons. You start too late, you work in the wrong place, or your phone takes the first ten minutes and the next ten follow it. You can fix a lot of that with rules that run automatically and short study blocks you repeat across the week. When the routine holds, your workload feels less like a crisis and more like admin.
Indiana sophomore Travis Gulledge qualified for the NCAA Championships at the Last Chance Meets this weekend at Bloomington’s Counsilman Billingsley Aquatics Center.
Indiana men’s tennis started its weekend against the No. 26 UCLA, whose 6-3 record mirrored Hoosiers’.
With the bases loaded and no outs in the bottom of the first inning of Sunday’s contest against Washington, Indiana baseball had an opportunity to break open early.
Indiana wrestling placed 10th at the Big Ten Championships from Saturday to Sunday in University Park, Pennsylvania, finishing with a final score of 40 points, 15 points behind ninth-placed Wisconsin.
Indiana opened its first game of its first Big Ten weekend of the season with its most complete performance of the year.
