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COLUMN: Indiana football will still have a prolific offense without Donaven McCulley

Indiana still has a ton of depth at wide receiver, even with the loss of McCulley.

Indiana men’s basketball notes, takeaways from Big Ten Media Day

From injury updates to 3-point shooting growth, the Hoosiers pulled back the curtain Thursday.

PRESS RELEASE: The City of Bloomington Reschedules Community Paint Day for the Duke Substation Walls to October 12

 The City of Bloomington has rescheduled the Duke Mural Community Paint Day to October 12 from 11 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. after postponing the original date due to weather conditions.

Indiana men’s soccer prepares for home bout with Washington

The two squads last faced each other in 2023, with the Huskies winning 1-0.

Indiana volleyball looks to get even in Big Ten play against Michigan State, Ohio State

Indiana hosts Michigan State on Friday and Ohio State on Sunday.

Back-to-back debates for Indiana governor and 3 visions for the state

Candidates sparred over property taxes, marijuana and abortion.

Robert McKinney, namesake of IU Indianapolis law school, dies at 98

He gave a $24 million gift to the IUPUI law school in 2011.

Former Crazy Horse employees allege sexual harassment

Bloomington unemployment dropped full percentage point in August, new data shows

Average wage growth in the Bloomington metro’s private sector has leveled out.

Sexual assaults at IU Bloomington decreased in 2023, new report says

It’s the first year that sexual assault has declined on campus since 2020.

PRESS RELEASE: The City of Bloomington to Host Hopewell Neighborhood Project Update Oct. 23

The City of Bloomington will hold a public event to provide an update on the planned Hopewell neighborhood development on Wednesday, Oct. 23, from 5:30 to 7 p.m. at the John Waldron Arts Center, 122 S. Walnut St.

PRESS RELEASE: Monroe Lake to Celebrate 60 Years With Reception Beneath Dam, Oct. 24

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers officially dedicated the newly constructed Monroe Reservoir.

COLUMN: Reflecting on ‘Dazed and Confused’ 31 years since its release

The film is a love letter to the past with advice for the future.

Hoosier icon John Mellencamp to be honored with new statue on campus

Mellencamp will be present at the unveiling honoring his connection to southern Indiana.

Yip van Wonderen shines in Indiana field hockey’s dominant win

After losing to No. 19 Penn State, Indiana rebounded with a win over Lock Haven.

Bloomington City Council considers next steps for consensus-building, votes down Green Acres Conservation District

Councilmembers said they hope to see more community engagement in the future.

Suspect arrested Tuesday for allegedly robbing Bloomington bank Sept. 24

Strevels was arrested for robbery, a level 5 felony.

Project School classes canceled after written school shooting threat found Tuesday

A 12-year-old girl was charged with intimidation.

IU Memorial Stadium introduces new sensory wall

A new option is available for fans with autism or sensory disorders.

How to Keep Your Virtual Book Club Organized with PDF Resources

Before the internet, book lovers would meet in book clubs, which were situated in schools, village halls, or libraries.