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IU Chancellor David Reingold replaced Mark Roseman, former director of the Borns Jewish Studies program, in August. He tapped Günther Jikeli, a Germanic and Jewish Studies professor and Institute for the Study of Contemporary Antisemitism associate director, to fill the role as interim director.
For the first time in 25 days, Indiana women’s soccer dropped a match. After four draws and a win, the Hoosiers’ unbeaten streak was snapped at five Thursday.
Dennis James, an accomplished film organist, returned to his alma mater Oct. 16 for his annual show, “Dennis James Hosts Halloween.”
Standing just six months from the beloved Little 500 weekend — April 24 and 25, 2026 — Bloomington’s riders aren’t waiting for spring to get started.
INDIANAPOLIS — In the early moments of the Monon Spike Match’s second set, Indiana volleyball held a 2-point lead over Purdue. On the ensuing rally, graduate student outside hitter Jessica Smith received a serve from Purdue and passed it to freshman setter Teodora Kričković.
Indiana men’s basketball is slated to begin its two-game exhibition slate against Marian University at 7:30 p.m. Friday inside Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall in Bloomington.
IU is celebrating homecoming this week, a longstanding tradition that first appeared 117 years ago.
INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana and Purdue volleyball faced off Thursday night for its annual rivalry — the Monon Spike Match. However, this time wasn’t like any other volleyball match. This match made history.
With the return of Hoosier the Bison as IU’s official mascot, alumni returning for Homecoming can now find bison apparel at just about every IU merch store. What better way is there to show school spirit than celebrating the ‘homecoming’ of this beloved symbol.
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Senior night is a different experience than it used to be for Todd Yeagley.
IU welcomed alumni back to campus for homecoming weekend with a banquet, circus and parade for the first time in 1908. On Friday, Oct. 18, a parade will again celebrate alumni’s return, but IU and Bloomington offer much else for Hoosiers to come home for. Here are a few other weekends for alumni to mark:
Across the state of Indiana, pressure groups, government entities and community members challenged around 50 books’ position on library shelves in 2024, according to the American Library Association.
The Bloomington Blues and Boogie Woogie Piano Festival will return for its seventh year this Sunday, including 10 artists performing blues, boogie woogie and other related music styles. The festival aims to introduce young people to new genres.
Coming off Indiana football’s win over Oregon last Saturday, the Hoosiers are gearing up for Homecoming weekend. Beyond the Saturday afternoon game against Michigan State, there are plenty of activities to celebrate all weekend long.
As Homecoming week arrives, IU’s campus is highlighting the culture and community of Hoosier life. From long-standing traditions to student-led events, Hoosiers have plenty of ways to celebrate their pride and connect with campus.
Coming off back-to-back 19-win seasons without an NCAA Tournament appearance, Indiana men’s basketball replaced former head coach Mike Woodson with Darian DeVries.
As the weather starts to cool down, students and faculty at Indiana University may see an increase in sniffles, sore throats, fevers and other respiratory symptoms. This sickness, known as the “freshman flu” in college campuses across the country, typically spreads from September to January. New college students, typically freshman, are hit especially hard.
Mayor Kerry Thomson boarded a sparsely-populated bus on Bloomington Transit’s Route 2 and talked with passengers Wednesday as part of her most recent Traveling Town Hall.
