Community Arts

COLUMN: The robots are taking over: Chat GPT made a band

Brooklyn-based band The Wild Hearts, despite having an album set to release, is not real.

COLUMN: Homesick for fries and a McFlurry

Reminiscing on my special tradition with hometown friends.

COLUMN: Chiiild’s latest album is a sonic rebirth

The new release embraces music’s hottest trend: futurism.

COLUMN: Couture fashion isn’t innovative, it’s lazy

With 80 looks in one runway, there’s no wonder big fashion houses are burnt out.

IU alumna develops device to make patients more comfortable while staying in hospitals

Miller applied for a patent four times before her final invention.

COLUMN: Kali Uchis ‘Red Moon In Venus’ is smooth, sexy

The singer continues to perfect her suave R&B sound.

Back at home, Indiana men’s tennis looks to get back on the right track against Illinois State

The Hoosiers return home after three straight road matches to take on the Redbirds.

TODAY'S IDS: Bloomington activist arrested in Atlanta | IUPUI biomedical student career program receives grant

City council discusses e-scooters, moving utilities department

The next city council meeting will be March 29.

Senior Max Miller leads state championship performance for Bloomington North swim and dive

The senior diver made the state finals for the first time in his career.

Indiana finishes 12th at Big Ten Championships with 4 NCAA tournament qualifiers

Four Hoosiers will wrestle at the NCAA tournament after qualifying at the Big Ten Championships.

Black Voices: IUPUI biomedical student career program receives $2 million grant

A program aiding marginalized students received $2 million from the National Institute of Health. 

COLUMN: ‘Aurora’ adds depth to ‘Daisy Jones & The Six’

The Prime Video series’ cast pay homage to the legendary Fleetwood Mac.

Jacobs School of Music presents ‘How We Go On: Generations After the Holocaust’

The Jacobs Health & Wellness committee led a panel on keeping memories of the Holocaust alive.

Controlled burn planned at Griffy Lake for Thursday

The Nature and Hiking trails will be closed for at least one day following the burn.

EPA temporarily halts transportation of hazardous waste to Indiana

Waste will undergo further testing before transfer to an Indiana landfill.

OPINION: This International Women's Day, let's celebrate socialist women

Let’s honor the socialists who fought for equality for working class women.

Indiana swim and dive to host NCAA Zone C Diving Championships

The Championships run from March 9-11 and 59 qualifying spots are up for grabs.

OPINION: Propagandapocalypse: Congress can’t save free speech by reforming Section 230

Section 230 attempts to protect free speech and is too valuable to risk changing.

TODAY'S IDS: IUSG voting closes today | Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity placed on cease and desist