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COLUMN: Contrary to its name, junk journaling is a valuable hobby

Junk journaling is accessible and affordable, making it the perfect craft for college students.

IU organizations host 4-day event celebrating Pacific Islander culture

Party for Pasifika started Jan. 22 and will run through Jan. 25

Artist Julie Heffernan paints a surreal story with her debut graphic novel at Morgenstern’s

Julie Heffernan talked about her venture from painter to graphic novelist.

Simon Mayer’s comedy beyond the bubble

The IU student is a member of Boy in the Bubble, a sketch group on campus.

With the release of their EP, ‘Demo 2024,’ local punk band C.O.I is just getting started

The hardcore punk band talks the new tape, their DIY ethic and the scene.

COLUMN: 'Clue' leaves audience in stitches at IU Auditorium

The murder mystery comedy was a crowd pleaser.

Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita files amended complaint against Monroe County Sheriff’s Office

A court order found Rokita’s original suit insufficient.

Local music performances this week: bar shows galore this weekend

Check out some country, R&B and indie rock performances this weekend in Bloomington.

COLUMN: Guide to the bars in Bloomington

Important tips to know about Bloomington’s bar scene.

What the City of Bloomington found in its air quality study

The study provided information to support environmental initiatives.

COLUMN: David Lynch’s visions of America

The acclaimed filmmaker and visual artist died Jan. 15.

Indiana men’s basketball ‘didn’t answer the bell’ in defensive disaster at Northwestern

The Hoosiers allowed a season-high 13 3-pointers, nine of which came after halftime.

PRESS RELEASE: Improve Your Neighborhood with City Grants

The City of Bloomington Department of Housing and Neighborhood Development (HAND) invites residents to apply for City funding to improve their neighborhoods.

COLUMN: Indiana men’s basketball reverted to old self at wrong time; the season won’t get easier

The Hoosiers’ 79-70 defeat to Northwestern moved their Big Ten record to 5-4.

Summer Kirkwood closure likely to continue into foreseeable future

The city council unanimously approved an amended ordinance supporting the Kirkwood conversion.

COLUMN: Achy Obejas: our voice to the world

A former student at Indiana University has become a recognized writer of Latino literature.

Inside Indiana men’s basketball’s loss to Northwestern: the good, the bad, the ugly

The Hoosiers dropped to 2-6 against Quad 1 opponents.

Jimmy John’s Friday: One IU student’s love for the famous sandwich chain

COLUMN: ‘Sing Sing’ beautifully shows the power of creativity and vulnerability

The stunning film exemplifies the transformative power of Rehabilitation Through the Arts.

Indiana men’s basketball falters in second half, drops 79-70 at Northwestern

The Hoosiers’ 6-point halftime lead crumbled into a narrow loss Wednesday night.