OPINION: All hail the crinoid

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. 

OPINION: This Mother’s Day, the best gift we can give is research equity, not flowers

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. 

COLUMN: ‘The Devil Wears Prada 2’ returns with familiar satire and a modern edge

“The Devil Wears Prada 2,” released May 1, returned to the fashion world with a modern twist that blends real world issues with nostalgic callbacks that still land.  

PRESS RELEASE: City of Bloomington Partners with Incremental Development Alliance to Host Small-Scale Development

The following is a press release written by Desiree DeMolina for the City of Bloomington Office of the Mayor.

No. 4 Indiana softball to face No. 5 Washington in Big Ten Tournament quarterfinal

On May 7, 2025, Indiana softball opened the Big Ten Tournament with a matchup against Washington. The Hoosiers defeated the Huskies 2-0 before falling to UCLA in the quarterfinal.  

OPINION: Really, IU put the fish back

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Bloomington police arrest suspect in Little 500 weekend shooting

The Bloomington Police Department arrested 18-year-old Lewis James May on Tuesday as a suspect in a shooting on Kirkwood Avenue during Little 500 weekend.  

The perfect champions: How 1975-76 Indiana men’s basketball achieved immortality 50 years on

They stand tall and proud. Symbols of hope. Six bronze men immortalized. 

LETTER FROM THE EDITORS: The IDS will end the year without a deficit. What’s next?

As the school year comes to a close, we are writing to update on the state of the Indiana Daily Student and give an outlook on student media’s future at Indiana University.

A giant magnet arrived at IU. Its purpose is to help solve physics enigmas

A new superconducting magnet that will help scientists solve a puzzling nuclear physics discrepancy is currently undergoing functionality tests at Indiana University’s Swain Hall West. 

COLUMN: 5 craft ideas to help you embrace the summer

As the weather gets warmer and campus wildlife is more abundant, the beauty of a Bloomington summer is at its peak. However, after a stressful finals week, students may be left feeling burnt out. 

Brad Meyer to snag District 9 Democratic primary win, will face Houchin

Democrat Brad Meyer will face incumbent Republican Erin Houchin and independent Floyd Taylor in the November midterm election after District 9’s Democratic primary Tuesday, the Associated Press called just after midnight Wednesday.   

Her mom died 36 years ago. She’s still searching for answers

Trent Deckard projected to win Monroe County Commissioner District 1 primary

Trent Deckard is projected to be the Democratic nominee for the open District 1 seat on the Monroe County Board of Commissioners, defeating candidate and fellow at-large county councilmember David Henry.  

Matt Pierce to hold onto District 61 bid, will defeat primary challenger

Incumbent Matt Pierce is to earn the Democratic nomination for Indiana’s House District 61 Representative after defeating challenger Lilliana Young in Tuesday’s primary, the Associated Press called.

Tree Martin-Lucas projected winner of Democratic nomination for Monroe County clerk

Tree Martin-Lucas is the projected winner of the Democratic nomination for Monroe County clerk in the primary election Tuesday. She’ll now face Republican Julie Hays in November’s general election. 

Incumbent Bob Heaton to win Republican primary for Indiana House District 46

Incumbent Rep. Bob Heaton, R-46, will win Tuesday's Republican primary for Indiana House District 46, the Associated Press called. He will face Democratic candidate Jimmy Pittsford in the general election on Nov. 3.  

Incumbent Judith Sharp projected to defeat primary challenger for Monroe County assessor

Judith Sharp is projected to win Tuesday’s Democratic primary election for Monroe County assessor, clearing the way for her to retain the position. 

See projected results for the 2026 primary election in Monroe County:

The 2026 Indiana primary election took place Tuesday.  

Oliphant projected to retain Democratic nomination for Monroe County prosecutor

Incumbent Erika Oliphant is projected to win the midterm primary election against challenger Benjamin Arrington on Tuesday.