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“You’ve Got Mail” swaps out bookstores and emails for auto shops, socket wrenches and an online car forum in Amazon’s latest rom-com, “Maintenance Required.” Released Oct. 8, the film switches lanes from the typical rom-com formula with surprisingly entertaining results
Four-star power forward Latrell Allmond, previously Indiana men’s basketball recruiting target, committed to Oklahoma State University on Monday — his 19th birthday — he announced on CBS Sports.
Indiana men’s basketball looks different than it did just seven months ago.
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The following is a press release written by Desiree DeMolina for the City of Bloomington.
The Indiana Daily Student (IDS) was recognized for its exceptional commitment to community reporting at the Bloom Magazine Community Awards ceremony, held Sept. 19 at the Woolery Mill. The IDS received the award for Support of Local Journalism, honoring its expanded coverage of local issues and fearless reporting amid ongoing challenges and controversies in the media landscape.
This is an audio transcript of the Weekly News Rundown
From simple jam sessions to full-on concerts, Bloomington Delta Music Club is building a community of music lovers. As one of the biggest campus music clubs not affiliated with the Jacobs School of Music, BDMC works to create a safe space for people to share their passion for music and collaborate with musicians of all skill levels.
In 1984, one person altered the course of the Oregon-based Nike corporation’s legacy forever — Michael Jordan. Once the underdog of the athletic-shoe industry, Air Jordan was the stepping stone that launched Phil Knight’s startup into the forefront of sports culture.
With just three games remaining in the regular season following its match against Michigan on Sunday, Indiana women’s soccer is running out of time and chances to secure a spot in the Big Ten Tournament.
Gables Bagels has expanded its business on Kirkwood Avenue.
Eighty-five-degree early fall heat seeps through the door and windows of the small-but-functional entryway to Stride Crisis Center. Tia Magee, the Bloomington program manager, fans herself with a pamphlet that reads, “With treatment, there is hope.”
No. 20 Indiana volleyball has been able to lean on its offensive attack throughout much of its season. The trio of pin hitters — seniors Candela Alonso-Corcelles and Avry Tatum and freshman Jaidyn Jager — each held hitting percentages above .250 and double-digit kills per match ahead of the Hoosiers’ contest against Michigan State.
In her first career start, junior midfielder Paige Droner made an instant impact.
In a critical must-win third set for the Hoosiers, Indiana found itself leading Michigan State 9-6 midway through the set. While the Hoosiers may have had momentum early in the set, it would not stay that way.
With a full week of bar shows and even a Blues festival, there are so many opportunities to get out and listen to live music this week.
Indiana football jumped to No. 3 in the Associated Press’ Top 25 poll released Sunday –– the highest mark in program history.
Bloomington creative glass center workers and volunteers prepare for the event year-round.
The Bloomington City Council adopted the city’s $163 million 2026 budget in a 7-2 vote Wednesday night.
