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IU faculty, staff to get 2% raise after accidental upload said otherwise

A document was accidentally posted Monday that said no raises would be issued.

IU welcomes David Reingold back to Bloomington as new Chancellor

David Reingold will begin serving as Chancellor of IU Bloomington on June 2.

Indiana men’s basketball falls to Oregon, exits Big Ten tournament early

The Hoosiers now await their NCAA tournament fate.

COLUMN: 5 songs to add to your spring playlist

Get in the spring mood with these warm weather tunes.

[Un]conventional fashion archives of Harlem

The first Bill Blass Speaker Series event of the spring semester hosted professor Dyese Matthews.

OPINION: Spring break hot takes

This week the opinion desk discusses longer spring breaks, road trips and comfort routines.

City Council fails to introduce ‘dramatic’ denser development resolutions on agenda

Around 30 people attended the meeting. One said he was “disappointed” it adjourned early.

Students learn to stitch, mend and alter with IU Union Board

Students learned basic stitches and how to sew a button.

PRESS RELEASE: City of Bloomington and Indiana University Partner to Host Cultural Festival for Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month

The Indiana University Asian Culture Center, in partnership with the City of Bloomington’s Community and Family Resources Department, will host Asianfest, an annual event celebrating Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, on Thursday, March 27, 2025.

IDS Crossword March 13, 2025

Indiana wrestling puts 4 on the podium in 11th place finish at Big Ten Tournament

Six Hoosiers qualified for the national tournament and will compete in Philadelphia.

OPINION: Understanding ‘great’ art and why your cover band sucks

There’s a reason why your eleven-dollar print of "Starry Night” isn’t in a museum.

OPINION: ‘Make America Healthy Again’ is a distraction from things that actually work

MAHA is directly in opposition to sensible public health solutions.

PRESS RELEASE: Utilities Service Board Approves Upgrades to Drinking Water Plant

At the March 10, 2025 regular meeting of the Utilities Service Board, the Board approved a resolution to make several upgrades to the Monroe Water Treatment Plant.

COLUMN: ‘The Traitors’ is campy reality television at its finest

Season three of the murder mystery competition show comes to a satisfying close.

Indiana men’s basketball to begin postseason play, open Big Ten Tournament against Oregon

The Ducks have won seven straight games.

County pauses new jobs in response to property tax bill, federal uncertainty

The pause is in response to Indiana Senate Bill 1.

Protesters march to court, supporting demonstrators during hearing

The protest spanned campus and downtown.

OPINION: The politics of school lunch: Trump’s budget bill puts low-income students at risk

Trump’s budget resolution threatens school meal programs, jeopardizing children’s health and politicizing the lunchroom.

A pivotal moment for Indiana Democrats is coming. Local party members weigh in:

State party insiders will choose a new chair on Saturday.