Region

‘We can’t do it again’: Indiana women’s basketball learns from collapses, beats Washington

The Hoosiers improved to 13-7 with their win over Washington.

Researchers at IU track landslide risk in the state

Landslides are fairly common in southern Indiana.

PRESS RELEASE: City of Bloomington Earns National Recognition for Public Engagement Efforts

The City of Bloomington’s Planning and Transportation Department has been named a runner-up in the Transportation Research Board’s (TRB) 18th Annual Communicating Concepts with the Public Competition.

PRESS RELEASE: The City of Bloomington Announces 2025 Black History Month Celebration

The City of Bloomington invites the community to celebrate Black History Month at the 2025 Kick-Off Event on Saturday, February 1, 2025, at City Hall (401 N. Morton Street).

PRESS RELEASE: The City of Bloomington Announces 2025 Black History Month Celebration

The City of Bloomington invites the community to celebrate Black History Month at the 2025 Kick-Off Event on Saturday, February 1, 2025, at City Hall (401 N. Morton Street).

Mayor Thomson recommends Rogers Street location for new BPD headquarters

Thomson announced the possible plan at Monday’s information session.

PHOTOS: Indiana men's basketball falls to Maryland by 1 point

COLUMN: Why don’t animated features get the same recognition as live-action films?

While the Oscars have many award categories, animation is consistently left in the dust.

OPINION: Karma helps shape character in a complex world

In such a turbulent cultural landscape, it’s nice to see karma still serves justice.

OPINION: From Bill Clinton to Greg Taylor — Democrat men continue abusing their power

Clinton and Taylor’s scandals show how Democrats’ mistreatment of women has improved yet remained.

Jacobs School of Music DEI committee sponsors ‘Honoring Martin Luther King Jr’

Faculty, students and guests gave tribute to King’s legacy in annual music school recital.

Behind IU’s admissions process: How one IU counselor is paying it forward

IU admissions made Marni Blair feel like she was more than a number. Now, she’s in admissions herself.

Indiana women’s basketball breaks 3-game losing streak, holds on to beat Washington

The Hoosiers won their first game in 15 days.

Midwestern comedians lifted spirits with annual live comedy series High Proof Laughs

The event benefitted Indiana-based refugee resettlement organization Exodus Refugee.

Indiana track and field finishes second indoor meet of the season

The Hoosiers concluded the Crossroads of America meet with several personal bests.

Indiana swim and dive handles Purdue

The Hoosiers won 25 out of the 28 swimming events on Saturday.

Battle of the Baristas coming to Soma on Wednesday

Bloomington baristas will compete for latte art supremacy at the Soma Showdown.

COLUMN: A successful experiment in form can’t save ‘Presence’

Steven Soderbergh’s supernatural thriller is unique but unengaging.

AI, defense and hazing: A look at IU’s $440k in federal lobbying last year

IU reported significantly less expenses than Purdue and University of Notre Dame.

An advocacy group filed a complaint against IU last July. Where is it now?

The Equal Protection Project filed a complaint against IU’s race-based scholarships.