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Indiana University professor Mary Waldron dies at 52

Mary Waldron is remembered for research achievements, teaching and family devotion.

3 IU professors receive grants to push research toward the marketplace

IU awards $25,000 grants to three faculty for commercialization of research.

COLUMN: Lessons from a life abroad

Moving overseas takes courage, but the growth that comes with it is worth it.

Indiana correctional center opens to ICE, dubbed ‘Speedway Slammer’

The facility marks the second state partnership to expand ICE detention space after Florida’s “Alligator Alcatraz.”

Indiana safety Louis Moore sues NCAA for 2025 eligibility, judge grants temporary restraining order

Moore last played for the Hoosiers in 2023.

Indiana men’s soccer 2025 position preview: Pair of transfers fills the shoes of graduating seniors at midfield

Cristiano Bruletti and Jacopo Fedrizzi slide into the Hoosiers’ depth chart.

Indiana men’s soccer 2025 position preview: Search for goalkeeper successor still ongoing

After three seasons with JT Harms, the Hoosiers are searching for a new goalkeeper.

‘Caught in the crossfire’: WFHB set to lose almost 25% of funding

The community radio station recently commemorated the 50-year anniversary of its first grassroots fundraiser.

Kelley School of Business implements new admission policies

The Kelley School of Business implemented new admission policies for standard and direct admission pathways starting this fall. 

Indiana Athletics unveils 2025 Hall of Fame class

Six new members will be inducted at the Hall of Fame dinner on Sept. 5.

Indiana University implements stricter staffing review processes amid state and federal funding cuts

 IU is tightening non-academic hiring as state and federal funding declines and tuition remains frozen.

DeVries, players show out and field questions at men’s basketball open practice

The overhauled roster was energetic, passionate and hot-shooting Wednesday during a practice that served as the first look at the new players in Cream and Crimson.

Mayor Thomson addresses Bloomington housing challenges following arrests

Thomson discussed recent arrests at encampments and city efforts to increase wages, decrease housing costs and influence development of affordable housing. 

ACLU ‘intellectual diversity’ lawsuit dismissed

The American Civil Liberties Union of Indiana filed the lawsuit in September 2024 against IU and Purdue University for policies incurred from SEA 202.

2 months after the tornado, PALS continues to rebuild

People and Animals Learning Services, or PALS, resumed limited programming last month.  

U.S. House of Representatives approves funding cuts to public media outlets; what does this mean for local stations?

Local news outlets near Bloomington will face the effects.

School of Medicine dean and IT vice president leave positions

IU announced July 16 Jay Hess of the School of Medicine and Rob Lowden of UITS will leave their positions.

Devin Taylor chosen by Athletics in MLB draft, becomes highest-picked Hoosier since Kyle Schwarber

Taylor played three seasons for Indiana, cementing himself as a program legend.

Gov. Braun reviews state government programs for DEI initiatives

Breaking down the policy changes approved by the IU Trustees

The IU Trustees met June 12, voting on over 20 policy changes.