IUPD

Country musician Kane Brown to headline ‘The Full Ride Tour’ on April 13 at Memorial Stadium

‘The Full Ride Tour’ will also feature Jon Pardi, Jessi Murph and Clayton Anderson.

The Bloomington Indiana Film Festival set to begin April 5

The event will showcase an array of film genres and Bloomington filmmakers.

COLUMN: ‘Late Night with the Devil’ is a slow-burning pressure cooker of chaos

The retro horror film received backlash for using artificial intelligence.

Asianfest returns in Buskirk-Chumley Theater

Why Indiana football’s Elijah Sarratt, Aiden Fisher followed Cignetti from James Madison

The Hoosiers’ new-look program structure is familiar to Sarratt and Fisher.

Holmes, Scalia selected to represent Indiana women’s basketball in All Star Game

Indiana is the only school with multiple selections to the competition.

Indiana baseball looks to carry explosive offense into series at Maryland

The Hoosiers’ 40 homers rank second in the Big Ten.

City council passes Gaza ceasefire resolution, condemns antisemitic speech from public comment

The council unanimously passed the resolution.

OPINION: The world’s largest democracy is succumbing to extremist politics.

India's election sees incumbent Modi seeking a win amidst economic growth but controversial politics.

OPINION: Staying motivated during the final push

Staying motivated in the last month of the school year can take a lot of work.

Ian Somerhalder to promote ‘Brother’s Bond Bourbon’ at Big Red Liquors April 4

The event was previously postponed due to an illness.

PRESS RELEASE: Bloomington Transit Service Update for Solar Eclipse

The Bloomington Public Transportation Corporation (BPTC) will suspend fixed route service from 1:10 pm until 5:10 pm, on Monday, April 8, 2024 due to the solar eclipse which may draw as many as three hundred thousand people to our community.

Dating back to 1869, IU’s campus, faculty and alumni have a rich history of eclipse viewings

The April 8 total eclipse will be the last one in Bloomington until 2153.

OPINION: Book bans are unconstitutional — and inherently undemocratic

There’s nothing American about censorship.

Indiana’s Nick Piesen wins Benbow Spring Invitational, Big Ten Golfer of the Week

Piesen earns his second-career collegiate victory.

OPINION: IUSG election shows formula for national electoral reform

Voters want more choices, better representation and easier access to voting.

Jacobs School of Music Concert Orchestra to perform in ‘The Planets – An HD Odyssey’

The performance will be narrated by special guest Dr. Mae Jemison.

FAFSA priority deadline closes April 15 for Indiana residents

All students wishing to receive financial aid must file the FAFSA form each year.

‘The level was really high’: Indiana men’s tennis splits pair of Big Ten matchups

Ohio State stifled the Hoosiers following a win over Penn State.

Holcomb signs bill requiring election campaign communications with fabricated media to include disclaimer

Holcomb signed the bill on March 12.