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Mayor Thomson hosts Traveling Town Hall on Bloomington Transit bus

Bloomington residents discussed redistricting, homelessness and other topics with Mayor Kerry Thomson.

Inside No. 3 Indiana football’s matchup against Michigan State

The Hoosiers have not won consecutive games against the Spartans since 1969.

Curt Cignetti agrees on new 8-year contract to remain Indiana football head coach

Cignetti arrived at Indiana on Nov. 30, 2023, from James Madison University.

PRESS RELEASE: Additional Input Opportunities on College and Walnut Corridor Study Upcoming

The City of Bloomington Planning and Transportation Department will host two public open house meetings in October to gather feedback on the corridor study of College Avenue and Walnut Street. 

Natalie Boeyink Jazz Ensemble celebrates Indigenous composers through jazz concert

The ensemble honored Indigenous Peoples Day with pieces written by composers of Indigenous heritage.

Indiana field hockey continues Big Ten play against No. 10 Maryland, Penn State this weekend

The Hoosiers are 0-3 in the Big Ten with five games left to play.

Students, faculty celebrate Indigenous Peoples Day at FNECC event

President Donald Trump did not acknowledge Indigenous Peoples Day.

‘L’Enfant et les Sortilèges’ opera brings childhood whimsy to Musical Arts Center

The opera will open at the Musical Arts Center on Friday.

How Indiana football’s defensive front set tone for historic rise

The Hoosiers rank second in the nation with 57 tackles for loss.

LETTER FROM THE EDITORS: IU has now fully cut IDS print. What more is there to say?

The decision came hours after IU terminated Director of Student Media Jim Rodenbush.

Should Indiana mandate how schools accommodate disabled students in safety plans?

Sixteen Indiana public school districts shared how they accommodate students in these plans.

Habitat for Humanity to host 15th build with Kelley School, Whirlpool Corporation

Volunteers will build five homes in southwest Bloomington beginning Thursday.

Indiana utilities fall back on climate goals amid AI data center boom

AI data centers are popping up across Indiana. To meet the new demand for energy, Indiana’s utilities are turning back to gas and coal.

Dance production of ‘Hamlet’ provides artistic take on a classic play

The performance unveiled the tragic tale through movement, light and shadow.

PRESS RELEASE: IU Cinema celebrating 15 years of movie magic

From now until summer 2026, IU Cinema—a nationally and internationally recognized beacon of film culture and leader in cutting-edge programming—will be commemorating its 15th anniversary with several events, including visits from acclaimed filmmakers; special programming that highlights the Cinema’s past, present, and future; a once-in-a-lifetime giveaway; and more.

Indiana University cuts IDS print entirely, hours after firing student media director

Filmmakers say free speech ‘worth fighting for’ in documentary critiquing IU admin

“Freedoms Under Assault” debuted at the Buskirk-Chumley Theater on Sunday.

Bloomington Out of the Darkness Walk to raise awareness for suicide prevention

The free walk will take place Sunday at Switchyard Park.

PRESS RELEASE: City of Bloomington and Flintlock LAB Hopewell South Kickoff Event

City of Bloomington and Flintlock LAB will host a kickoff event for the Hopewell South project.

Defense returns to form as No. 14 Indiana men’s soccer defeats No. 25 Kentucky

The Hoosiers held the Wildcats to one goal on 12 shots.