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Bigger, better plants: an IU researcher’s endeavor to understand photosynthesis

This research lab wants to decode the fundamentals of plants and photosynthesis.

‘Not one type of movie theater’: Adapting to the decline of mainstream film venues

With more theater closures, groups like Cicada Cinema are becoming more necessary.

Is climate change affecting tornado behavior?

An April 2 storm brought nearly a year’s worth of tornadoes to Indiana.

Battery, theft and public intoxication: IUPD sees high activity over Little 500 weekend

 IUPD responded to reports at on-campus housing and Greek houses.

UPDATE: ICE detains Mexican citizen after arrest at justice center

Federal agents arrested an individual at the Charlotte Zietlow Justice Center on a federal warrant.

COLUMN: IU’s production of ‘Legally Blonde’ proves pink never goes out of style

Elle Woods’ story is given new life in the iconic musical.

Indiana men’s basketball announces 2025-26 conference games

The Hoosiers will head to Los Angeles for the first time since December 1960.

COLUMN: A beginner’s guide to ‘Black Mirror’

Four “Black Mirror” episodes every first-time viewer should watch.

COLUMN: Revisiting Fiona Apple’s ‘Fetch the Bolt Cutters’ after its 5th anniversary

“Fetch the Bolt Cutters” is Apple’s resounding testimony of long-stifled truth.

COLUMN: ‘The Studio’ pulls back the velvet curtain in Seth Rogen’s star-studded Hollywood satire

The critically acclaimed first season will finish airing May 21.

Indiana men’s golf finishes 8th at Big Ten Championship

Two Hoosiers finished in the top 15 individually at the conference championship.

The ‘incredible, unstoppable titan of terror’ coming to Bloomington: Mayor declares 'Godzilla Day'

Beth Bredlau helped create Bloomington’s first Godzilla Day and festival.

IU-affiliated Nobel Prize winners: what did they research?

Here are seven IU-affiliated Nobel Prize winners and their research.

2 former Indiana football players selected in NFL draft, 6 others sign as UDFAs

CJ West was chosen in the fourth round, while Kurtis Rourke was in the seventh round.

College Care Week kicks off with ‘Puppy Love Day’

IU students met with furry friends to relieve stress before finals week.

Despite popular video, Bloomington bakery determined to stay small

A TikTok led to long lines. They say there’s no second location.

OPINION: In Trump's war on immigrants, Congress need not apply: The emerging U.S. monarchy

“You’ll be back,” George III sang in “Hamilton.” He was right.

How pro-Palestinian organizing has developed since the encampment, one year on

COLUMN: Movies to go see during summer break

Here are 10 movies to get you to the theaters during summer break.

Indiana softball poor defense plagues Hoosiers in last home series of season

The series brought the Hoosiers’ record to 8-11 in the conference and 30-16 overall.