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PRESS RELEASE: Bloomington’s 2025 Women’s History Month Luncheon to Honor Women Who Inspire and Educate

The City of Bloomington’s Commission on the Status of Women invites the community to celebrate the 2025 Women’s History Month Luncheon on Thursday, March 27, 2025, at the Monroe Convention Center (302 S. College Ave.).

PHOTOS: Bring Your Own Business at the IMU

Rape reported southwest of campus

The incident was reported on East Smith Avenue.

Column: My goal to embrace women’s art and media in 2025

Content by women has enriched my mind in the most significant ways.

Weekly News Rundown Episode 10

IDS Weekly News Rundown shares top stories from the IDS staff every week.

Indiana women’s basketball’s Moore-McNeil, Garzon guide Hoosiers to victory over Nebraska

The Hoosiers improved to 14-7 with their win over the Cornhuskers.

No. 2 Indiana men’s swim and dive cruises past No. 11 Louisville

The Hoosiers set four Ralph Wright Natatorium pool records Friday.

A marathon: Indiana men’s tennis outlasts Dartmouth in a gritty, lengthy match

Indiana defeated Dartmouth 4-2 to secure its third win of the season.

PHOTOS: Indiana men's tennis takes down Dartmouth College

The Hoosiers next match is against Middle Tennessee State University on Feb. 7, 2025, in Murfreesboro, Tennessee.

PHOTOS: IU wrestling defeats Northwestern on Senior Night

Indiana wrestling will take on Ohio State at home Feb. 9.

Indiana women’s basketball holds Markowski, plays most complete game in win over Nebraska

The Hoosiers held Nebraska senior center Alexis Markowski to just 8 points Sunday.

COLUMN: Love is in the air and on the screen

Romance movies to get you in the Valentine’s Day spirit.

Indiana women’s basketball handles Nebraska, notches first win at home since Dec. 28

The Hoosiers improved to 14-7 overall and 6-4 in Big Ten play with their victory Sunday.

How to celebrate Black History Month in Bloomington

Saturday marked the beginning of Black History Month and Bloomington is ready to celebrate.

‘Comes back to the African American community’: Bloomington kicks off Black History Month

Around 75 people attended the city’s Black History Month Kickoff Celebration on Saturday.

OPINION: A solo traveler’s reflections on history and identity in Uzbekistan

My solo journey through Uzbekistan revealed post-Soviet identity struggles.

Former Indiana women’s basketball guard Grace Berger waived by Indiana Fever

Berger played two seasons in Indianapolis.

COLUMN: The Criterion Collection is a testament to film’s importance

The company has released and conserved important films for over 40 years.

COLUMN: Why the use of AI in movies is a big deal

Oscar nominated films like “The Brutalist” open the argument of AI’s place in cinema.

OPINION: TikTok ban sparks chaos, but adaptation is key

The case raises questions about national security, media consumption and dependency.