Community Arts

Cignetti says Indiana football didn’t sustain any ‘significant’ injuries vs. Maryland

The Hoosiers defeated the Terrapins by 45 points despite the bevy of ailments.

Indiana men’s basketball guard Nick Dorn expected to be available for season opener

Dorn missed the summer and portions of the fall as he recovered from a Jones fracture.

‘He walked in a room, and it was like sunshine’: Remembering Michael Gray

Indiana women’s basketball opens regular season against Lipscomb

After dismantling Missouri S&T 100-32 in its lone exhibition contest, #iuwbb is set to open its season with a game against Lipscomb University on Tuesday.

IU students concerned about safety at crosswalks near campus

The City of Bloomington implemented new safety features at 17th Street and Eagleson Avenue.

Sigma Phi Epsilon suspends social activities, placed on interim directives list

The fraternity has been on disciplinary status three times throughout recent school years.

Indiana volleyball reaches program high in AVCA poll, Jager takes Big Ten honors

The Hoosiers jumped six spots to No. 18 in the rankings.

Dancers unite at Windfall’s annual cabaret showcase

The Windfall Dance Company hosted its annual "Cabaret" showcase.

'Pablo Escobar is, like, hot’: ‘Our Dear Dead Drug Lord’ dissects 2008 political culture

Samwell Rose, Master of Fine Arts directing candidate, handpicked the cast and crew.

UPDATE: Nearly 700 in Bloomington impacted by power outage Monday

The outage was first reported at 2:35 p.m.

Sycamore Land Trust restores 2 wetlands north of Bloomington

Wetland habitats reduce flooding, improve water quality and promote biodiversity.

Press Release: Visiting Buddhist Scholar and Teacher visit Bloomington in November

Gaden KhachoeShing Buddhist Monastery is very honored and blessed with Upcoming visit of reowened Buddhist Scholar and Teacher Geshe Kunchok in November 23-24th 2025

Inside the last-minute scramble at Bloomington’s Spirit Halloween

Two reporters visited Spirit Halloween on Oct. 31 and interviewed last-minute shoppers.

GUEST COLUMN: A letter from former journalism faculty members

Guest column from former journalism faculty members.

Rise Yoga & Events brings goat yoga to Bloomington

Attendees practiced mindfulness next to baby goats during “Goat Yoga at the Graduate.”

Interactive learning makes science accessible at IU’s annual Science Fest

Community members and students participated in science and research through immersive activities.

‘Jacobs Live at the Movies’ to unlock nostalgia with ‘The Wizard of Oz’

The IU Symphony Orchestra will perform a live accompaniment of the film Nov 7-8.

Veteran, advocate, ‘chaos goblin’: Caleb’s fight for Bloomington’s homeless community

PODCAST: Special session for redistricting in Indiana begins this week

Plus the Monroe County Council votes against fund the purchase of a new jail site.

Local live music this week: Bar shows and country music

More live music opportunities this week with lots of country music coming up.