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OPINION: We choose to go to the moon

Deep space exploration is still important.

OPINION: Hoosier dollars shouldn’t support a warmonger

Indiana first? Not with $15 million headed to Israeli defense tech.

Autism Acceptance Month: Art Expo on IUB Campus

HANDS in Autism® is holding its 16th Autism Art Expo on April 24 and 27, 2026, at the Indiana Memorial Union Oak Room. The theme for 2026 is “Art of the Mind”. HANDS offers the Autism Art Expo to help promote and celebrate Autism Acceptance Month (formerly Autism Awareness Month), which is dedicated to fostering inclusion, understanding, and support for autistic individuals.

PRESS RELEASE: VolunteerBloomington! Weekly Features Apr. 27 - May 3, 2026

The City of Bloomington Volunteer Network provides information about local volunteer opportunities. For a complete listing, visit BloomingtonVolunteerNetwork.org or call 812-349-3433. The inclusion of an organization in this list does not imply City endorsement or support of the organization’s activities or policies.

PRESS RELEASE: 2026 IU Rural Conference to explore issues and opportunities shaping rural Indiana

The Indiana University Center for Rural Engagement will host its eighth annual IU Rural Conference on May 19 and 20, 2026, at French Lick Resort. The event will convene community and state leaders, residents, professionals and IU partners to spark new possibilities for building a more vibrant and resilient future across the state.

COLUMN: Netflix’s ‘Roommates’ exacerbates the experience of roommate collision

The downsides of college living satirically reach a new, chaotic height.

OPINION: Journaling must be the gym of the future

When Americans stopped working hard, they started working out. Now, they’ve stopped thinking.

6 Hoosiers left Indiana women’s basketball via the transfer portal. Here’s where they went

Six former Hoosiers entered the transfer portal after the 2025-26 season.

Indiana baseball looks for season sweep over Ball State on the road Tuesday

The Hoosiers beat the Cardinals 6-4 on April 7 in Bloomington.

Courts reinstate ban on use of student IDs when voting in Indiana

A federal judge temporarily blocked Senate Enrolled Act 10 a week ago.

PRESS RELEASE: City Clarifies Ownership and Removal of Peoples Park Mural

Bloomington, Ind. – The City of Bloomington is aware of community concern regarding the recent removal and replacement of the Black Lives Matter mural located on the building wall adjacent to People’s Park, 501 E Kirkwood Ave.

PRESS RELEASE: Put Down Roots on Arbor Day with Parks and Recreation

Arbor Day in Indiana is a Day to Put Down Roots!

OPINION: Subscribe to the video essay

Victorian corsetry never sounded so interesting.

PHOTOS: Indiana baseball wins series over Abilene Christian

The Hoosiers won two of the three games in the series.

Indiana men’s tennis ends season with losses to Michigan State, Michigan

The Hoosiers’ record dropped to 10-12 following the losses.

Commercial and residential tenants south of convention center prepare for relocation

Leases will end July 7 for businesses and apartments south of convention center.

Meet the candidates running for Monroe County clerk

Three Democrats and one unopposed Republican are running in the May 5 primary for county clerk.

COLUMN: The misses, hits and more of a stacked week in pop music

My thoughts on five singles that released Friday.

Podcast: Bloomington ends Flock contract, federal judge rules public university student IDs can be used to vote

Kelley redesigns K201 class to emphasize AI, real-world problem solving

A K201 redesign at Kelley sparked debate over AI in classrooms.