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‘For the Love of Black Art’ celebrates Valentine's Day and Black History Month

Collaboration between Neal-Marshall Black Culture Center and Eskenazi School brings Black art into focus.

Syrian IU students celebrate after abrupt end to civil war

Three Syrian students at IU said they were celebrating the fall of Assad’s regime.

Indiana women’s basketball cruises to blowout win over Purdue, retains Barn Burner Trophy

The Hoosiers improved to 16-9 overall and 8-6 in Big Ten play this season with their victory.

COLUMN: A vintage Indiana men’s basketball emerged for 4 minutes. Now it must replicate it

The Hoosiers lost to UCLA on Friday, falling to 6-9 in the Big Ten.

As Indiana men’s basketball’s heart breaks again, Mike Woodson still searches for answers

The Hoosiers had three late chances to beat UCLA but ultimately fell short.

PHOTOS: Florists prepare for Valentine’s Day

Indiana women’s basketball looks to retain Barn Burner Trophy, welcomes Purdue on Saturday

The Hoosiers have lost back-to-back games ahead of Saturday.

Indiana football’s Kurtis Rourke, CJ West receive invitations to 2025 NFL Combine

Rourke and West helped guide the Hoosiers to an 11-2 record in their lone season at Indiana.

Mackenzie Holmes signs with Seattle Storm nearly 10 months after being drafted

Holmes played five seasons as a Hoosier in Bloomington.

Indiana men’s basketball loses fourth straight home game, falls 72-68 to UCLA

The Hoosiers have lost eight of their last 10 games overall.

New city-county plan outlines transportation needs through 2050

The Bloomington-Monroe County Metropolitan Planning Organization Policy Committee approved it Friday.

Author Beverly Jenkins talks romance and history at 'Unsung Romance’ event

The romance author met with fans for a Q&A and book signing Thursday.

IU named 'hostile campus' by the Council on American Islamic Relations

IU is the 16th school to receive this designation.

Brad Stevens reportedly ‘not a candidate’ to become Indiana men’s basketball head coach

Stevens currently serves as the president of basketball operations for the Boston Celtics.

IU Indianapolis secures R1 research status

An R1 title can attract more research funding and draw in high-quality students and faculty.

Indiana baseball opens season in Arizona for the Sanderson Ford College Baseball Classic

Indiana will play four games in four days to open up the 2025 campaign.

Indiana men’s basketball looks to continue building momentum, hosts UCLA on Friday

The Hoosiers will welcome the Bruins into Assembly Hall for the first time ever.

‘Everyone deserves ink’: Celebrate Valentine’s Day at Crimson Breed Tattoo

Wear your heart on your sleeve, literally, during the Valentine’s Day flash sale.

‘Free Food On Campus’ group chat connects students with each other and free food

The GroupMe chat is full of messages alerting students to events offering free food.

Students respond to new Del Taco locations in Indiana

Del Taco will open 10 Indiana locations in Bloomington, Avon, Greenwood, Plainfield and more.