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Tiara Abraham: IU’s teenage doctoral student

The 19-year-old opera singer was IU’s youngest master’s recipient from the class of 2024.

‘They belong in this space’: Jacobs to hold ‘JazzGirls Day’ on Saturday

The all-day event aims to encourage female middle and high schoolers to pursue jazz.

COLUMN: Movies aren’t boring — we just have terrible attention spans

Here are some tips to better appreciate art and reject the attention economy. 

COLUMN: ‘Dear Evan Hansen’ tour continues to inspire at IU Auditorium

The Tony Award-winning Best Musical landed in Bloomington this week.

IU’s investigation on Xiaofeng Wang stems from 2017-18 Chinese grant, document says

IU terminated Wang the same day the FBI searched two of his homes.

How an Indiana Senator’s bill could affect public broadcasting in Indiana

Indiana Sen. Jim Banks introduced a bill to defund National Public Radio.

Indiana men’s basketball coach Darian DeVries’ contract information, bonuses released

DeVries will earn a base salary of $4.25 million in his first season.

Lieutenant Governor Micah Beckwith to hold town hall in Bloomington

The town hall will take place 7 p.m. April 28 at The Warehouse.

OPINION: That robot is not your friend: the rise of social AI threatens human connection

Social AI, like social media, makes for unsocial humans.

False alarm: aerial voyeurism case actually just IU video project

A drone involved in an aerial voyeurism case ended up belonging to an IU video project.

OPNION: This week’s hot takes

This week the opinion desk revolves around springtime in Bloomington. 

Jill Behrman disappeared 25 years ago. Her memory lives on through a 5K color run

Indiana football tries to bury cockiness, complacency from newcomers after special season

The Hoosiers welcomed 14 early enrollees and 19 transfers this spring.

‘Difference of opinion’ between mayor, city council member on development changes

Two resolutions would’ve started the process of amending the Unified Development Ordinance.

See alerts, updates in Bloomington amid severe weather Wednesday:

Chance for tornados, hail and wind gusts up to 70 mph.

Chloe Spreen returns to home state, commits to Indiana women’s basketball

Spreen played one season at the University of Alabama before entering the transfer portal.

OPINION: Understanding evolutionary relationships and why fish don’t exist

Grasp the web of life, the relationships within it and why we conserve biodiversity.

Behind Delta Gamma's top finish in Little 500 qualifiers

Delta Gamma overcame fault to secure top spot, improving from last year's fourth place.

Girls Rock Bloomington to host youth songwriting and zine workshop

The project is in partnership with University Collections at the McCalla School.

Former Indiana men’s basketball forward Malik Reneau commits to University of Miami

Reneau spent three seasons with the Hoosiers.