Meet the Indiana State Police Trooper in charge of Bloomington’s investigations
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No. 24 Indiana wrestling traveled to Champaign, Illinois, on Friday night for a dual meet with No. 12 Illinois. The Hoosiers could not build on last Sunday’s 32-13 win over Michigan State and fell to the Illini 27-7, losing eight of 10 bouts.
Both the IU men and women's teams defeated Louisville.
Constellation Stage & Screen opened its latest mainstage production this week with “Séance: The Board Awakens,” a theatrical experience that blends suspense, storytelling and illusion around the infamous Ouija board. Written by and starring Rob Zabrecky and directed by Chad Rabinovitz, the production runs through Feb. 15 at the Waldron Arts Center.
IU students and Bloomington community members are helping serve the elderly this winter by shoveling snow from driveways and sidewalks.
The strings of the University Orchestra hummed Friday night in Jacobs School of Music’s Auer Hall as Callum Smart, an IU alumnus and music professor at Carnegie Mellon University, took the stage with the students to perform.
With many events showcasing numerous artists, there are plenty of chances to hear some new music this week in Bloomington.
Indiana men’s basketball’s season could have gone down a disappointing route.
When IU freshman Keira Schwartz walked to class this week, she found herself stuck in single-file lines on partially cleared sidewalks, shuffling through piles of snow whenever someone passed from the opposite direction.
Enrique Castañeda was hesitant to come to the protest.
Since 2024, the Bloomington Police Department has contracted the scandal-prone private surveillance company, Flock Safety, to operate a number of automatic license-plate reader cameras around town.
I first became aware of how inaccessible and non-compliant Indiana University’s campus was with the Americans with Disabilities Act when the history department moved to “Siberia” — a dorm that had no ramps but plenty of mold, making staff and some faculty sick. We remained there for two years. I had to apologize to students every semester for this and assured them I would hold office hours in accessible places to them. The solution to that problem was to tear the building down.
The Indiana Hoosiers are the 2025 College Football National Champions and the ultimate way to celebrate is with the officially licensed, limited-edition Indiana Hoosiers Football National Champions Bobblehead Collection. The individually numbered bobbleheads commemorate the Indiana Hoosiers’ remarkable undefeated 16-0 2025-26 season that culminated with a win over Miami in the 2025 College Football Playoff National Championship Game in Miami.
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The Wolverines beat the Hoosiers 95-67.
For Indiana women’s basketball, the 2025-26 campaign — and more specifically Big Ten play — has felt like the same story. But this season wouldn’t be a bedtime story a parent would tell their kids. Instead, it’s been a nightmare.
During the offseason, Indiana women’s basketball lost its two primary post players. Former forward Karoline Striplin graduated after one season with the program, while forward Lilly Meister transferred to the University of Kansas.
In a year of unbelievable highs for Indiana athletics, the 2025-26 season has been a low point for Indiana women’s basketball.
Bloomington cover band Welcome to the Neighborhood has been around for almost three years, playing gigs at The Bluebird consistently. Soon, though, it could play its final show.
For the first time since the 2018-19 season, Indiana women’s basketball has double-digit Big Ten losses.