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In 2023, Indiana football’s defensive front surrendered 156.3 rushing yards per game, and the Hoosiers finished the season with a 3-9 record. This was the final year of head coach Tom Allen’s tenure in Bloomington.
Indiana University fully cut the Indiana Daily Student’s print newspaper — including the special publications it had earlier indicated it wanted us to run — Tuesday evening, hours after firing its student media director. Our next edition, part of volume 158, in our 158th year of publication, was set to go out Thursday.
Starting Thursday, student volunteers will build houses in the Osage Place neighborhood in southwest Bloomington for the 15th annual Whirlpool Habitat Build.
All of Indiana’s major electric utilities have halted or reversed plans to transition to clean energy, according to a Sept. 22 press release by the Sierra Club.
The following is a press release written by Michaela Owens for Indiana University Cinema.
“The Tragedy of Hamlet, Prince of Denmark,” by Canadian companies Côté Danse and Ex Machina, came to IU on Oct. 14 as part of its ongoing U.S. and international tour. The show is heralded by dancer and choreographer Guillaume Côté and multidisciplinary artist Robert Lepage, who joined together to bring “Hamlet” to life without words.
“Freedoms Under Assault,” a documentary critiquing Indiana University’s administration, debuted to a packed Buskirk-Chumley Theater on Sunday.
IU previously directed the Indiana Daily Student to stop printing news coverage in our newspaper. Upon pushback, the university fully cut print, including our special editions. The IDS was not involved in the decision.
Editor’s note: This story includes mention of suicide.
The following is a press release written by Anna Killion-Hanson for the City of Bloomington.
It wasn’t long ago that No. 14 Indiana men’s soccer was winning games purely because of its defense.
Disability rights activist Isabel Mavirdes-Calderón posed a question on her Instagram last September. More than a decade before, a shooter killed 20 students and six adults at Sandy Hook Elementary School. Since then, the FBI has advised that the best protocol for shootings is to “Run, Hide and Fight.” But what, she asked, “happens to the kids who can’t do those things?”
No. 14 Indiana men’s soccer’s first 45 minutes against No. 25 University of Kentucky was shaky.
In Indiana, it’s more than just basketball.
Indiana men’s tennis continued its fall individual season Oct. 9-13 at the Intercollegiate Tennis Association DI Men's Ohio Valley Regional Championships the past week. Nine Hoosiers competed in the event at Purdue, with senior Sam Landau advancing the furthest.
Under former head coach Mike Woodson, the Indiana men’s basketball program was a post-heavy, big-man factory. In Woodson’s four seasons at the helm, two of his star big men went to the NBA — Trayce Jackson-Davis to the Golden State Warriors in 2023 and Kel’el Ware to the Miami Heat in 2024.
Media School Dean David Tolchinsky terminated Director of Student Media Jim Rodenbush on Tuesday afternoon after he refused to censor the Indiana Daily Student.
The following is a press release written by Lucas González for the City of Bloomington.
Amid the buzz of homecoming week, a tradition that welcomes alumni back to their alma mater, Indiana University announced Tuesday it now ranks No. 1 for the largest living alumni community in the country.
There’s truly no place like Homecoming at Indiana University, and it all kicks off with a beloved parade. From elaborate floats by student organizations to performances by the IU Marching Hundred and Alumni Band, the Homecoming parade is where tradition meets celebration.
