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PRESS RELEASE: The City of Bloomington Receives EPIC Grant for Energy Efficiency Upgrades, Renewable Energy, and Climate Resiliency at Buskirk-Chumley Theater

The City of Bloomington has been awarded funding through the Indiana Office of Energy Development’s Empowering Energy Partnerships in Indiana Communities (EPIC) grant.

Indiana swimming hosts annual Cream and Crimson Exhibition

Team Cream took the victory over Team Crimson by a score of 286.5-233.5.

PHOTOS: IU Swimming and Diving kick off the season at the Cream and Crimson exhibition

The Cream beat the Crimson in the annual event

Heartland International Film Festival brings film from across the world to Indianapolis

The Heartland International Film Festival began Oct. 10.

Hiss Golden Messenger and Hannah Frances shine in concert for Amethyst House

The folk singers sang of emotional grief.

Fowler Pumpkin Patch features Bob Knight corn maze this fall season

The corn maze is more than just a tribute to Bob Knight.

Behind the counter of IU Dining

IU’s dining menu is always changing, designed by its chefs.

PHOTOS: Heuer's two goals lift Indiana men's soccer to 2-0 victory over Penn State

Indiana moves to 5-3-5 on the season

Fox’s Big Noon Kickoff heads to Bloomington for Indiana football’s sold-out Homecoming game

The Hoosiers face off with the Cornhuskers at noon Oct. 19.

Indiana volleyball stifled by Minnesota’s defense at the net, falls in three sets

Minnesota out-blocked Indiana 12-3 across three sets.

COLUMN: Sabrina Carpenter is a tour de’ force

The artist’s iconic performances continue to shine as her new tour begins.

‘Felt like a dream’: Heuer’s brace earns Indiana men’s soccer 2-0 win over Penn State

The Hoosiers earned consecutive wins for the first time in 2024.

‘We deserved to win’: Indiana women’s soccer unable to convert chances, draws Purdue 0-0

The Hoosiers narrowly missed countless open opportunities against a physical Purdue defense.

IU professor emeritus receives 3-year sentence for possession of child pornography

Richard Wilk taught anthropology at IU from 1988 until his retirement in 2017.

Indiana volleyball looks to take down nationally-ranked Minnesota, Penn State

Indiana faces Minnesota away Friday and Penn State at home Sunday.

Indiana men’s soccer begins final Big Ten stretch with Penn State matchup

The Hoosiers ride a four-match unbeaten streak entering the Big Ten Tournament final rematch.

Your local guide to the 2024 elections

How bagels and a warehouse produced one of the nation’s top college pickleball teams

Students, faculty plead with IU to ‘save’ Intensive First-Year Seminars

A petition calling for IU to keep the program has over 1,500 signatures.

Jennifer McCormick releases plan for increasing access to abortion in Indiana

The Democratic gubernatorial candidate’s plan outlines executive actions to increase access to abortion in Indiana.