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What’s in an opera season?

IU’s programming process prioritizes education, professionalism, and representation.

Black Voices: How IU's Expressive Activity Policy has impacted the Dunn Meadow encampment

Protesters claim the university is repressing their right for free speech.

PRESS RELEASE: City of Bloomington Seeks Residents to Serve on Boards and Commissions

The City of Bloomington is seeking residents to fill vacancies on multiple boards and commissions.

New hot pot restaurant Malatang opens on Kirkwood

The restaurant has locations in two other college towns: Lafayette and Champaign, Illinois.

City Council moves forward with Green Acres Conservation District, Safe Streets initiatives

The council also discussed the appropriation of funds for employee salary and contractor pay.

COLUMN: What’s in this autumn?

What to wear as the seasons change.

Indiana women’s soccer to face UCLA for the first time

LETTER FROM THE EDITORS: Why print still matters in the digital age

The IDS’ weekly print issue is award-winning, profitable and essential for the community.

Sexual assault awareness, prevention tips after recent reports

Most sexual assaults are never reported to police or campus authorities.

Indiana women’s tennis pulls off dominating victories at Columbia Invitational

The Hoosiers went undefeated against Hofstra University on day two.

Caturday to bring community together for an adoption event Sept. 21

The event will have adoptable cats, food trucks and small business vendors.

PRESS RELEASE: IU Funding Board says it has decreased funding to support student organizations this year

IU Funding Board has been and will continue to be committed to the enhancement of the IU Bloomington community.

COLUMN: Who deserved what they got at the VMAs? And who was passed up?

Taylor Swift was named the VMA’s artist of the year.

Indiana men’s tennis begins 2024 season at Middle Tennessee State Fall Invite

The Hoosiers went 1-2 at the Blue Raider Invite.

Monroe County issues county-wide burn ban

The burn ban is in place until Sept. 24 due to recent dry weather.

COLUMN: Warm and fuzzy flicks to watch this fall

De-stress this fall season by rewatching these feel-good fan favorites.

Indiana polls apart: Can state Democrats win?

Recent polling found Indiana’s statewide elections in a dead heat. Then another poll dropped.

‘Pressure’s OK’: Indiana men’s soccer draws Evansville, turns to critical conference slate

The Hoosiers’ margin for error in Big Ten play grows increasingly thin.

Indiana men’s soccer lacks finishing touch in ‘disappointing’ 1-1 draw with Evansville

The Hoosiers outshot the Purple Aces 20-6, including six shots on target to two.

Three people struck by car at Brown County Dragway on Saturday

One woman was airlifted to an Indianapolis hospital.