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No. 4 Indiana men’s soccer’s Palmer Ault, Holden Brown take weekly awards

Ault scored three goals in two games, and Brown kept his first clean sheet. 

End of an era: Bloomington North and South football steam toward final Conference Indiana matchup

The rivalry will likely continue as a non-conference match.

OPINION: House Bill 1001 silences the voices of IU’s alumni

Gov. Braun sent a concerning message by eliminating alumni voting for the Board of Trustees.

PRESS RELEASE: Between Friends - The Bloomington Symphony’s 56th season is a celebration of friendship.

Starting with a free jazz-infused concert in Switchyard Park on August 24th, the BSO is honoring the connections we’ve made over the years in a season entitled “Between Friends.”

UPDATED DEC. 17: Cases of sexual violence reported on campus this fall

No. 4 Indiana men’s soccer eyes 4th straight victory, hosts No. 16 Saint Louis

The Hoosiers have won three straight matches in a row.

COLUMN: Audrey Hobert’s ‘Who’s the Clown?’ is a breath of fresh air

The pop musician's debut album is comical, witty and vulnerable.

Indiana men’s soccer ranked as No. 4 team in country

Indiana holds a record of 3-0-1 on the year.

Indiana field hockey splits pair in Maine to start season

After a loss to Boston College, Indiana redeemed itself with a win against Maine.

Indiana football drops 3 spots in AP Poll, 5 other Big Ten schools in Top 25

The Hoosiers began their season with a 13-point victory over Old Dominion.

Assault reported near Grandview Elementary; Monroe County Sheriff’s Office seeking suspect

The assault was reported Friday on the Karst Farm Greenway Trail near Grandview Elementary School.

COLUMN: ‘Eenie Meanie’ lets its leading lady down

Hulu’s latest high-speed comedy, “Eenie Meanie,” crashes way before the finish line.

Celebration of ‘Queen of Salsa’ Celia Cruz coming to IU

A 100 year celebration of salsa musician Celia Cruz will feature live performances and workshops.

COLUMN: ‘Caught Stealing’ is an entertaining, original comedy thriller

Darren Aronofsky’s take on the crime caper is intensely effective.

To Indiana football HC Cignetti, season opener felt like 'Groundhog Day': ‘We got to get better’

The Hoosiers began their season with a 13-point victory over Old Dominion.

State law requires IU faculty to post syllabi online. Here’s what to know

The new law, part of the state’s two-year budget bill, took effect July 1.  

Bloomington, IU communities express grievances with Trump and IU admin during Labor Day protests

Two different groups took to downtown Bloomington for Labor Day rallies Monday.

Bloomington South boys’ soccer faces uncertain future in potential Conference Indiana swansong

Bloomington North will move to the Mid-State Conference in 2026.

Indiana football safety Bryson Bonds out for season, safety Baldwin Jr. ‘day-to-day'

Bonds suffered the injury during a kickoff in the second quarter.

OPINION: Digital cards are a crimson crime

Digital CrimsonCards smooth out the texture of college life.