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Indiana women’s basketball loses 3 players to transfer portal

Bargesser and Meister spent three seasons at Indiana while LaMendola spent two.

Indiana men’s basketball guard Jakai Newton enters transfer portal

Newton played in only four games this past season due to injury.

Jewish faculty urge IU admin to support free speech following Dept. of Ed threat

The U.S. Department of Education threatened to defund 60 universities.

IDS Receives Pacemaker from The Associated Collegiate Press and Gold Crown from Columbia Scholastic Press Association for 2025

During the Spring National College Media Conference, the Associated Collegiate Press named the Indiana Daily Student as a winner for top college journalism websites. 

COLUMN: Take a camping trip this season

Camping is an underappreciated activity.

COLUMN: Netflix’s ‘The Electric State’ is a rusty but charming robotic adventure

While not revolutionary, Netflix’s latest film is an interesting take on the dystopian genre.

COLUMN: ‘Adolescence’ is a mastery in storytelling

The show uses its distinctive format to explore a difficult topic and elicit conversation.

COLUMN: Inside Herman B Wells’ recipe box

The IU Archives hold recipes that the former president’s kitchen staff prepared for him.

Indiana softball displays bounce back performance, picks up first conference wins in weekend series

The Hoosiers moved to 2-3 in conference play and 22-8 overall.

COLUMN: ‘Ash’ is a forgettable film buoyed by stunning visuals

The new project from Flying Lotus is much less interesting than his music.

Indiana baseball opens 9-game homestand against Bellarmine

The Hoosiers look to get back on track after dropping two straight games.

Indiana men’s tennis extends losing streak to 8 after falling to Michigan State, Michigan

The Hoosiers got swept by the Spartans 4-0 and lost to the Wolverines 6-1.

COLUMN: Indiana women’s basketball has work to do, but can develop championship DNA

Indiana exits the NCAA Tournament at the hands of South Carolina.

Luxury off-campus apartment buildings sold for $71 million to New York company

The buyer’s company was formed in late October last year.

PRESS RELEASE: Who Decides What’s On Stage? For the First Time, Everyone Does

For the First Time in the Modern History of classic Performing Arts, and Thanks to the Bloomington Opera Camp™, ALL Stakeholders Will Decide What’s Broadcasted on Stage.

23 addresses in Bloomington under boil water advisory

Addresses on four streets are affected.

Indiana baseball’s six game streak snapped during weekend series against UCLA

The Hoosiers' old woes came back as they moved to 5-4 in conference play. 

GUEST COLUMN: U.S. Steel deal a “golden” opportunity for Gary

The deal with Nippon Steel could revitalize American manufacturing and create new employment opportunities. 

IU professor Abdulkader Sinno reflects on his suspension one year later

Sinno said he was targeted for his teaching and advising on Middle Eastern issues.

Indiana men’s golf finishes 10th at Schenkel Invitational, shows steady progress