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Indiana softball’s pitching staff flashes inconsistencies in series loss to Wisconsin

The Hoosiers fell to 28-12 overall and hold a 7-7 conference record.

No. 14 Indiana water polo puts up lackluster fight in defeat to No. 2 Stanford

The Hoosiers suffered their largest goal deficit in a defeat since 2021.

Indiana basketball transfer portal updates

IU senior crafts a kaleidoscopic fusion of art forms with POP Production

The immersive event blended dance, music, film, tattoo, painting, mixology, gastronomy and tarot reading.

Bloomington food banks face uncertainty over federal food cancelations

Hoosier Hills Food Bank will miss at least eight food deliveries March to July.

Food Truck Fridays opens for 2025 season

The Bloomington tradition returns for the year.

PHOTOS: Students and Bloomington residents enjoy Late Nite's Cream and Crimson Carnival

The event was free for all to attend.

Bloomington Faculty Council adopts resolution to establish ‘Big Ten mutual defense compact’

The motion follows the Rutgers University Senate resolution for a defense coalition.

Things to do in Bloomington to celebrate Earth Day

Earth Day is on April 22.

PHOTOS: Fashion design students host annual fashion show

The annual show, produced by students, regularly draws a standing crowd.

Indiana Dems hold Bloomington town hall for Rep. Erin Houchin despite lawmaker’s absence

The event featured new-elected Indiana Democratic Party Chair Karen Tallian, among other speakers.

‘There is urgency’: Indiana men’s basketball coach DeVries trying to build roster, culture

Darian DeVries outlined his plan to make the Hoosiers a consistent winner.

Former UCLA forward Zania Socka-Nguemen commits to Indiana women’s basketball

Some Bloomington consumers join boycott against Target, other companies over DEI cutbacks

Bloomington shoppers cite concern for equity as companies reduce diversity and inclusion initiatives.

Latin American Music Center holds ‘Julián Carrillo Concert’

The concert featured Jacobs students and faculty and debuted new instruments for the school.

How Senate Enrolled Act 10 could affect university student voters

A bill prohibiting students from using CrimsonCards as proof of identification is awaiting the governor’s approval.

Blast to the past: Indiana men’s basketball hires ex-Crean assistant coach Kenny Johnson

Johnson left Indiana in 2014, taking an assistant role at the University of Louisville.

Texas hires former Indiana men’s basketball assistant coach Kenya Hunter

Hunter spent the past five years on the Hoosiers’ coaching staff.

Indiana baseball looks to extend 4-game win streak against Illinois

The Hoosiers are 2-4 in road Big Ten games this season.

Libby Lewis shines in Little 500 Time Trials, makes history for Alpha Chi Omega

Lewis became the first freshman to win the women's individual time trial.