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Indiana men’s soccer earns draw against No. 4 Ohio State in soggy, chaotic match

The Hoosiers and Buckeyes braved heavy rain in an intense 2-2 game.

UPDATED: Power restored at Bloomington student housing complexes, hundreds of Monroe County customers still without power Saturday

Over 1,100 customers are without power as of Friday night.

‘Best we’ve seen to this point’: Indiana football eyes Big Ten home opener vs. Maryland

The Hoosiers are targeting their first 5-0 start since 1967.

COLUMN: Three things I wish people knew about Christianity

Common conceptions about Christianity aren’t always true.

Sexual battery reported at Delta Tau Delta fraternity house

The report involved an individual who was fondled Sept. 12.

PRESS RELEASE: The Greater Bloomington Chamber of Commerce Acquires Best Places to Work Awards

The Greater Bloomington Chamber of Commerce and The Mill are excited to announce the transition of the Best Places to Work awards program to the Chamber. This initiative, which has been a fixture in Bloomington’s business community since 2018, will enter an exciting new chapter under the Chamber’s stewardship, with the first event scheduled for November 2025.

PRESS RELEASE: City of Bloomington’s Heat Mapping Report and Interactive Website Completed by the National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration & CAPA Strategies

On Aug. 4, 2024, the City of Bloomington, along with volunteer residents, completed a heat mapping campaign administered by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) and CAPA Strategies.

UPDATED: 13th street reopens following downed powerlines, 98 customers still without power Friday

Monroe County is under a high wind warning most of Friday.

Watch back-to-back IU operas “Suor Angelica” and “Trouble in Tahiti” this Friday and Saturday

The brief operas, though rarely performed together, explore similar themes.

COLUMN: Tips for college students on how to become a smarter grocery shopper

Grocery shopping in college can be a daunting task, but it doesn’t have to be.

COLUMN: ‘Emily in Paris’ is peak trashy television

Recycled plot lines have never been so entertaining.

Indiana volleyball to battle Washington and Oregon in its first west coast trip

Indiana travels to Washington Friday, then Oregon the next day.

IU fires WFIU/WTIU executive director, CFO

An IU staff member escorted one of the leaders out of the RTVS building.

COLUMN: Les Misérables brings the revolution to IU Auditorium

The classic musical still stuns audiences.

Indiana women’s basketball picked to finish fifth in Big Ten preseason polls

The Hoosiers begin their season Nov. 4.

Former Indiana women’s basketball coach Curt Miller and Los Angeles Sparks part ways

Miller coached the Sparks for two seasons.

Hurricane Helene remnants to cause rainy, windy weekend for Bloomington

Wind gusts could reach 55 miles per hour.

Indiana men’s soccer set to face No. 4 Ohio State in crucial Big Ten clash

The Hoosiers are 2-3-3 overall and 1-1 in Big Ten play.

Controller McClellan updates city council on budget proposal changes

The mayor’s office met several of the council’s demands regarding the 2025 budget proposal.

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