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(03/14/26 10:55pm)
A new Indiana law will prohibit universities and governmental bodies from limiting local, federal and state immigration law enforcement. This law could affect students and staff at IU and require increased compliance with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents. The law, signed by Gov. Mike Braun on March 5, will also make it illegal for universities to knowingly employ or hire undocumented immigrants.
(03/14/26 4:00pm)
Are you a student, parent or fan on Indiana University’s campus in Bloomington wanting to watch Indiana sports but can’t get into the stadium without a ticket?
(03/19/26 4:00pm)
Though I’ve been fortunate enough not to have to sublet my house, I’ve watched friends go through the process, and it’s rarely stress free. Subletting involves uncertainty, paperwork and trusting a stranger with your house or apartment. It isn’t easy, but with the right preparation, it can be manageable.
(03/19/26 2:00pm)
With newfound independence, many college students might make an impulsive decision to buy a pet. But, like many other decisions, potential owners must weigh the positives and negatives of their choice.
(03/16/26 4:00pm)
Living off campus at Indiana University Bloomington can seem intimidating to start. Here is a guide to help with the process.
(03/15/26 2:00pm)
Finding what to eat on campus at Indiana University Bloomington can be intimidating at first. With students’ busy schedules and a large campus, students need dining options that are both convenient and affordable.
(03/14/26 2:59am)
Indiana baseball looked poised for a breakout offensive night in the opening game of its Big Ten road series against Oregon on Friday at PK Park in Eugene, Oregon.
(03/13/26 10:05pm)
Ballet Folklórico de IU, a student dance group that performs folk dances from several regions in Mexico, hosted “Dance at the Museum” at the IU Museum of Archeology and Anthropology on March 12.
(03/24/26 4:00pm)
When I first arrived in Bloomington, I thought the city felt a little flat. There were no high-rises, no dramatic skyline. Instead of a city that constantly reflects me back to myself, there was a green landscape that seemed to hold me quietly. But as I began walking more slowly through this small college town, I realized the city had accumulated its architectural eras quietly.
(03/24/26 6:00pm)
Bloomington is a thriving music city with no shortage of venues for local, regional and international talents alike. IU’s world-renowned Jacobs School of Music feeds directly into the pool of local musicians itching to show their stuff.
(03/23/26 6:00pm)
Founded in 1820, IU has more than two hundred years' worth of history, much of which is reflected in the names of campus buildings and streets. Here are the stories and people of famous IU landmarks:
(03/24/26 2:00pm)
When you combine thousands of young adults into nearly 2,000 acres of IU Bloomington’s campus, you are bound to hear some interesting stories. Here are some of IU’s weirdest traditions, ranked from the most well-known to the best-kept secrets.
(03/23/26 4:00pm)
With over 200 years of history, the IU Bloomington campus has had plenty of folktales and legends. Many of them are lighthearted, like how shaking Herman B Wells’ hand will give you good luck or kissing your significant other at the Rose Well House at midnight on Valentine's Day means you will be together forever. Some of them, however, tell tales of ghosts and other spooky happenings on campus.
(03/23/26 10:30am)
Despite its reputation as a college town, Bloomington is also home to plenty of family-friendly destinations. Here are five options to consider when planning your next day of fun, affordable family time.
(03/22/26 6:00pm)
There’s almost nothing more magical than turning 21 in Bloomington. It unlocks a whole new world for you, if you partake in drinking. While we students might have little experience in the fine art of Bloomington’s bars, we still have convictions. And here they are:
(03/23/26 10:00am)
If you’re anything like me, you need a daily sweet treat to keep morale up. Fortunately, Bloomington is a dessert haven — whether you’re craving a gooey, melty cookie or a refreshing Italian ice, there is a place for you on every street.
(03/22/26 4:00pm)
As the warm weather makes its way back into Bloomington for the spring and summer, locals and tourists alike can look forward to these Bloomington festivals and events.
(03/21/26 6:00pm)
When I stepped onto IU’s campus for my first and only college tour in October 2024 as a high school senior, I was immediately pulled in by the landmarks, traditions and atmosphere that define Hoosier pride. Now, as a college freshman, the places I’ve continued to discover have transformed IU from an impressive campus into a place that genuinely feels like home.
(03/22/26 12:00pm)
If you’ve been to an IU sporting event this year, you may have noticed the appearance of a certain bison sporting candy striped pants.
(03/21/26 4:00pm)
Welcome to Bloomington! You might be here visiting a friend, touring campus as a prospective student or returning after years away. But whoever you are, Bloomington can offer you all kinds of unique Hoosier experiences!
