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‘Reverse course immediately’: IU community, advocacy orgs react to IDS print cut

IU alumni, faculty, and national organizations speak out following Rodenbush firing and print cut.

PRESS RELEASE: Gather Hosts After-Hours Craft Nights All October Long

For 5 weeks in October, Gather invites crafters of all ages and skill levels to join a month of after-hours creativity, each night inspired by a different spooky and cozy theme. 

PRESS RELEASE: City of Bloomington Partners with AccessAbleUSA to Provide Accessibility Guides for Downtown Businesses

The City of Bloomington has awarded a $15,000 grant to AccessAbleUSA, Inc., a local accessibility information company, to help downtown businesses better serve patrons of all abilities.

SATIRE: Local genius defends dissertation in Kelley Compass 1

One student has high expectations for a shortform essay assignment. 

PRESS RELEASE: Fall Ball Volunteers

Twice a year, the Boys & Girls Clubs of Bloomington hosts a dance that is open to all families to come and dance the night away! Hundreds of families participate in the Ball, and they need you to help make the night one to remember! Western Fall Ball for Y'All is the theme for this dance.

'Moana Live-to-Film Concert' to bring Polynesian music to IU

Polynesian rhythm masters and vocalists will bring the movie to life through live music.

City plans for June 2026 construction start for Hopewell South housing project

Bloomington is working with Flintlock LAB to develop plans for the Hopewell South neighborhood.

PRESS RELEASE: Bloomington Rail Trail Temporarily Closed at Rogers Street for Road Crossing Improvements

The City of Bloomington Parks and Recreation Department is temporarily closing the Bloomington Rail Trail at the Rogers Street crossing for construction of accessibility and safety features.

Could Big Ten schools use NIL deals to circumvent salary cap?

5-star small forward Anthony Thompson chooses Ohio State over Indiana men’s basketball

Thompson committed to the Buckeyes on Tuesday.

After IU cuts IT inspectors, professors and students see more tech failures

IU eliminated classroom technology inspectors in July citing budget cuts.

Gov. Mike Braun to speak at Turning Point USA event Tuesday at IU Auditorium

Braun will join conservative political commentator and former Fox News host Tucker Carlson.

Media School task force to make recommendations on IDS, student media independence, finances

Dean David Tolchinsky fired the student media director and cut the IDS print paper.

OPINION: Campus discourse needs humility

Humility is the way forward for engaging on campus.

No. 14 Indiana men’s soccer to start last stretch of Big Ten play against Wisconsin

Indiana enters play with a three-game win streak.

Indiana men’s golf finishes 15th at Quail Valley Collegiate Invitational

The Hoosiers finished in the bottom two for the second time this season.

Indiana women’s tennis bows out early at ITA Women's Ohio Valley Regional

Two Hoosiers advanced to the Round of 16, while four made the main draw.

City temporarily closes two Bloomington Rail Trail crossings

The trails will be closed for up to 30 days.

Author P. Djèlí Clark stops at Morgenstern Books in Bloomington on book tour

Clark visited Bloomington for a conversation with Matthew Woods about his book “Ring Shout.”

COLUMN: Canceled shows still worth a watch

These four shows got cut short, but still make amazing watches.