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Whitten describes IU’s antisemitism prevention, safety measures in response to Jim Banks’ letter

On Nov. 15, U.S. Rep. Jim Banks sent a letter warning IU could lose federal funding if it tolerated antisemitism.

Indiana lawmakers want to tighten oversight of tenure. Educators worry about academic freedom

Senate Bill 202, while controversial, is moving quickly through the statehouse.

OPINION: As a Swiftie, I’m tired of Taylor Swift

The media circus surrounding Taylor Swift has gotten ridiculous.

IU, Bloomington Police unaware of fentanyl-laced cocaine incidents rumored in X post

An X post reported rumors of fentanyl-laced cocaine circulating Bloomington.

Pickup hoops at an airport? What’s behind the NBA All-Star ‘court’ at Indianapolis International

The Indianapolis International Airport installed a regulation-size basketball court to celebrate NBA All-Star Weekend.

IMU adds three new paintings by Black artists to art collection for diversity initiative

The paintings were unveiled at a ceremony last year.

Indiana University researchers to install extreme environmental chamber

The U.S. Department of Defense awarded the researcher with $945,000 to install the chamber.

‘Why not now?’: IU hockey clubs think it’s time for an on-campus rink

As hockey grows in popularity at IU, clubs agree it’s time for IU to build its own ice rink.

IU joins slate of universities investigated by Department of Education for alleged antisemitism

Zachary Marschall, editor of a conservative media organization, claims he’s filed 21 complaints.

The crows return

Janelle Monáe to headline IU eclipse event

She will perform April 8 at Memorial Stadium. 

Three tips on how to live with roommates

Here are some tips to enjoy your apartment with the person (or people) you share it with.

PHOTOS: No. 10 Indiana women's basketball falters 74-69 to No. 8 Ohio State

The Hoosiers move to 9-2 in conference play and third in the Big Ten Conference.

School choice bill pushed to next year could reshape Indiana education

Senate Bill 255 would let parents send their children to a variety of different educational services.

OPINION: You can't buy identity

Navigating the cycle of consumerism and consumption has intensified in the digital age.

Here’s how to celebrate Black History Month in Bloomington

The month celebrates African Americans’ achievements and recognizes their central role in U.S. history.

COLUMN: A tasty trip to Bloomington’s Little Italy Market

The market offers Italian lunch options and various pasta noodles and sauces for purchase.

Bloomington named a top viewing location for 2024 solar eclipse

Events will be held throughout the day on and off campus celebrating the eclipse.

IUSG Congress votes against resolutions to impeach student body president, vice president

The two resolutions would have sent Articles of Impeachment to the IUSG Supreme Court.

Indiana men’s soccer announces 2024 spring schedule

The Hoosiers will play five exhibition matches beginning Feb. 24.