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Why is the First United Methodist lot empty 12 years after post office demolition?

First United Methodist Church plans to keep the lot open for community and ministry. 

UPDATED: Media School announces student media task force members

The task force contains 19 members.

No. 18 Indiana field hockey starts Big Ten Tournament play Thursday against No. 9 Iowa

The Hoosiers lost both matchups against the Hawkeyes this season.

PODCAST: Five Banner Banter: Episode 1

The Indiana Daily Student’s men’s basketball reporters dive into their 2025-26 season predictions ahead of the Hoosiers’ season opener vs. Alabama A&M.

LETTER TO THE EDITOR: IU alumni respond to Chancellor Reingold on the future of the IDS

Alumni respond to Chancellor Reingold's statement on the future of the IDS.

PRESS RELEASE: FBI and HSI Indianapolis to lead new Homeland Security Task Force 

FBI Indianapolis is participating in the first-of-its-kind Homeland Security Task Force (HSTF), which coordinates law enforcement efforts nationwide to crush violent crime.

‘Nobody’s helping.’: Violence rattles Bloomington’s homeless community

Recent violence against homeless people has led to unease among the community and advocates.

COLUMN: Indiana women’s basketball builds much-needed chemistry in dominant win

Every starter played over 20 minutes during the 80-46 win.

‘Just playing basketball’: Socka-Nguemen powers Indiana women’s basketball in season opener

Zania Socka-Nguemen recorded 19 points in the Hoosiers’ win over Lipscomb.

Indiana women’s basketball proves its physicality in win over Lipscomb

Only 15 of the Hoosiers’ 66 shots were 3-point attempts.

COLUMN: ‘Bugonia’ is full of manipulation, aliens and genre bending

“Bugonia” makes you want the manipulative billionaire to succeed.

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