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Blown leads continue to haunt Indiana baseball as Hoosiers suffer sweep at Purdue

The Hoosiers have blown 11 leads in the sixth inning or later this year.

Canvas restored with limited functionality following cybersecurity incident

UITS said Canvas is back online two days after Friday’s cyberattack disabled access.

Indiana baseball unravels again, blows 4-run lead in final inning

Indiana blew a consecutive late game and fell to to 21-29.

Indiana track and field shines at Billy Hayes Invitational with 18 event wins

The Hoosiers swept three events.

‘We are more than what we have done’: How one Bloomington woman overcame addiction

Indiana baseball blows eight run lead, loses opening game of series against Purdue

The Boilermakers scored nine runs over the final two innings.

Indiana softball falls 5-0 to Nebraska in Big Ten Tournament Semifinals

The loss moved the Hoosiers to 42-14 ahead of the NCAA Tournament Selection Show.

German center Clemens Sokolov commits to Indiana men’s basketball

Sokolov previously played basketball in Pro B Germany.

PRESS RELEASE: From Tornado to New Possibilities­ — Help MCHA Grow Beyond Recovery at Tails on the Town 2026

On Friday, June 12, 2026, at 6:00 p.m., Scout’s Honor will present the 18th annual Tails on the Town benefiting Monroe County Humane Association. The event will take place at Woolery Mill, 2250 W. Sunstone Dr., Bloomington, IN. 

Some IU biology labs shut down by USDA following year of federal scrutiny

USDA activity started Friday, and the timeline is unclear.

Indiana baseball set to take on rival Purdue in final Big Ten road series

The Hoosiers enter the series in 14th in the Big Ten.

OPINION: A swan song and an adieu: Reflecting on 4 years of pandemonium

The contemporary moment is tumultuous, but student resistance remains strong.

UPDATE: IU Canvas remains down as cyberattack affects thousands of schools

A cybercrime group known as ShinyHunters claims to be behind the attack.

OPINION: IU Snapchat’s secret economy will persist with the class of 2030

Why does every freshman class reinvent paid parties, late-night rideshares and other strange sales?

Indiana softball rides late-inning heroics to Big Ten Tournament win over Washington

The Hoosiers tied a Big Ten Tournament program-record nine runs.

COLUMN: My 5 most anticipated movies of the summer

My curated selection of the season’s movie releases that I’m most excited for.

OPINION: All hail the crinoid

Indiana picked the wrong state fossil, and it's not even close.

OPINION: This Mother’s Day, the best gift we can give is research equity, not flowers

Menopause research in other mammals lessens but doesn’t bridge gaps in women’s healthcare.

COLUMN: ‘The Devil Wears Prada 2’ returns with familiar satire and a modern edge

The sequel revisits beloved characters and the fashion world in a technological age.

PRESS RELEASE: City of Bloomington Partners with Incremental Development Alliance to Host Small-Scale Development

The City of Bloomington will partner with the Incremental Development Alliance to bring a Small Scale Development Workshop to Bloomington on Friday, June 5 from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Bloomington City Hall, Council Chambers at 401 North Morton Street.