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Indiana women’s basketball defeats Lipscomb 80-46 to start 2025-26 season

The Hoosiers shot 20% on 3-point shots Tuesday night.

Indiana men’s basketball takes on Alabama A&M in season opener

The Hoosiers have never played the Bulldogs.

‘Hold the line’: Bloomington donates to local food banks amid SNAP loss

The City of Bloomington made a $46,000 donation to Hoosier Hills Food Bank to counter the loss of SNAP benefits.

OPINION: Misogyny in science creates reproductive misinformation

Misogyny in science creates problems for everyone, especially mothers.

Indiana football claims No. 2 spot in first 2025 College Football Playoff rankings

The Hoosiers own a 9-0 record.

3 cases of sexual assault reported on campus over past 3 days

The Indiana University Police Department sent out a crime notice regarding the reports.

NCAA penalizes former Indiana volleyball assistant coach for impermissible bets

Brett Agne placed over 700 bets in a five-month span.

COLUMN: ‘Regretting You’ is another box office bust for Colleen Hoover

'Regretting You’ was a hard watch with a messy plot.

‘The cutest being to ever exist': 6 years after her death, Lil BUB’s legacy lives on

IUSG president addresses congress with updated goals for administration

IUSG President Zachary Goldberg discussed current issues facing Indiana University and his plans to mitigate them.

‘Wizard of Oz’ collection highlights Lilly Library’s historical artifacts, physical media

 Among its archives, the Lilly Library houses a collection of “Wizard of Oz” artifacts.

What to know about possible zoning changes in Bloomington’s Hopewell development

Possible zoning changes could impact housing costs in the city’s Hopewell development.

Hellenic Dance Troupe celebrates Greek heritage, welcoming new dancers

The troupe meets biweekly to share its passion for dance.

Indiana basketball guide 2025-26

Cignetti says Indiana football didn’t sustain any ‘significant’ injuries vs. Maryland

The Hoosiers defeated the Terrapins by 45 points despite the bevy of ailments.

Indiana men’s basketball guard Nick Dorn expected to be available for season opener

Dorn missed the summer and portions of the fall as he recovered from a Jones fracture.

‘He walked in a room, and it was like sunshine’: Remembering Michael Gray

Indiana women’s basketball opens regular season against Lipscomb

After dismantling Missouri S&T 100-32 in its lone exhibition contest, #iuwbb is set to open its season with a game against Lipscomb University on Tuesday.

IU students concerned about safety at crosswalks near campus

The City of Bloomington implemented new safety features at 17th Street and Eagleson Avenue.

Sigma Phi Epsilon suspends social activities, placed on interim directives list

The fraternity has been on disciplinary status three times throughout recent school years.