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As an avid follower of music and pop culture, the Grammy Awards are my personal Super Bowl. I look forward each year to the outfits, performances and wins of the show, and as someone who tries to stay up to date on what’s happening in music, I usually have strong opinions about the nominations in the major categories.
The Monroe County Humane Association has no full-time veterinarians.
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.
Emily Esola joined Indiana University Bloomington’s chapter of the American Association of University Professors in summer last year.
All opinions, columns and letters reflect the views of the individual writer and not necessarily those of the IDS or its staffers.
When it comes to movies, there is nothing I love more than a sweet and simple rom-com. But, considering how many of them I spend my time rewatching now, sometimes I’m convinced I’ve seen them all. So, with Valentine’s Day right around the corner, here are some of my favorite underrated love stories for those looking for something new.
Indiana women’s tennis continued its season on the right foot, winning Saturday’s matches against the University of Cincinnati and Eastern Kentucky University. Indiana jumped out to an early lead in doubles and never looked back, getting key contributions from freshman Alessandra Teodosescu, senior Nicole Teodosescu and freshman Hi’ilani Williams along the way.
At the beginning of January, I resolved to listen to more music this year with real intention. Although I always have something playing in my headphones, I wanted to be more deliberate about seeking out music I’ve never fully explored before, old and new, across all genres. There is so much music out there and so many sonic worlds I haven’t been immersed in yet, and the possibilities for musical discovery feel endless.
Coming back home after its second consecutive loss, Indiana men’s tennis started its Sunday playing a 5-1 Middle Tennessee State University team.
Indiana University Public Safety has consolidated previously separate training programs into a new education center.
Indiana women’s basketball has struggled when holding a lead throughout the season.
The Hoosiers defeated the Wildcats 89-75.
Indiana won the match 4-1.
If you’re an avid reader of my columns, you might remember me ending my last one Thursday with a comparison: Indiana is to a Big Ten win what Sisyphus is to a rock. But it turns out, Indiana women’s basketball was finally able to get up the hill.
Despite having the Big Ten’s leading scorer in senior guard Shay Ciezki, Indiana women’s basketball suffered a nightmare start to its conference campaign for the 2025-26 season. Entering Sunday’s matchup, the Hoosiers held an 0-10 record, good for second worst in the Big Ten.
Entering the back half of its conference schedule, Indiana women’s basketball was approaching unwanted history with an 0-10 record in the Big Ten. Ranked second to last in the conference as one of two remaining winless teams, the Hoosiers risk missing out on a trip to the Big Ten Tournament for the first time ever.
SPOILER: This column contains potential spoilers for “Bridgerton” Season 4.
Trent Sisley knows what it’s like to have the basketball in his hands late in the game.
Indiana men’s basketball had every reason to put its heads down and come to grips with the often inevitable.
