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Indiana rowing’s Laura Feinson named All-American in back-to-back seasons

Feinson is the program’s fourth-ever two-time All-American, per release. 

BPD arrests suspect in shooting outside Bloomington Subway location

Officers arrested Sean Rivers, an employee of the Subway location, on charges of attempted murder.

FDA approves first over-the-counter birth control pill in U.S.

The drug’s manufacturer expects Opill to be available at in-store and online retailers in early 2024.

OPINION: The culture shock of home

Familiarity can feel strange after so long away.

Indiana football picks up 2024 commitments from three-stars Austin Leibfried, Kameron Courtney

Leibfried and Courtney rank among the nation’s top-100 in their respective positions.

COLUMN: Guide to curating a mood board that inspires

Find content that excites you and display it in your own way

Election board rejects independent candidate’s request to re-evaluate disqualified signatures

Davis collected 14 signatures less than the 352 required to appear on the ballot.

NBA Summer League updates: Hood-Schifino remains steady, Jackson-Davis debuts

Hood-Schifino and the Lakers are 2-1 in the NBA Summer League.

Indiana women’s soccer wins Herbert Cup

COLUMN: William Byron wins rain-shortened Quaker State 400 at Atlanta

Sunday’s win marks Byron’s fourth this year after entering the season with four wins in his career. 

COLUMN: Grouplove’s ‘I Want It All Right Now’ is more of the same

They are known for their distinct, consistent sound, and their newest is no exception

GUEST COLUMN: 988 is saving lives — but additional awareness, support is needed for sustainability

Centerstone’s Becky Stoll discusses the 988 Lifeline’s 1-year anniversary.

Extreme temperatures, climate predicted for Indiana

El Niño causes extreme rise in temperatures across the U.S.

Indiana baseball’s Bobby Whalen transfers to Virginia

Whalen played three seasons, becoming an everyday starter the past two years.  

Indiana football’s Aaron Casey, Jaylin Lucas, Noah Pierre to speak at Big Ten Media Day

The Hoosiers take the podium July 27 in Indianapolis.

Indiana tennis programs earn All-Academic Team honors by Intercollegiate Tennis Association

Thirteen Indiana tennis players were named ITA Scholar-Athletes, per releases. 

FDA fully approves first drug to slow down the effects of Alzheimer’s disease

Alzheimer’s drug Leqembi will now be available for Medicare coverage.

Indiana field hockey adjusts preseason scrimmage

The Hoosiers will play Miami University (Ohio) August 20.  

COLUMN: The midsummer crawl

I find it hard to stay motivated when the weather is hot and humid.

COLUMN: The Japanese House is back with “In the End It Always Does”

The artist’s long anticipated second studio album is all about identity and change