Longform

Indiana volleyball rolls past Bowling Green in opening match of Rambler Invitational

The Hoosiers have won 18 consecutive sets.

Indiana football ‘unsung hero’ Riley Nowakowski: the TE who wants to ‘break’ opponents

Nowakowski transferred to Indiana from Wisconsin last December.

UPDATED: Vigil for Charlie Kirk planned for Sunday evening in IMU

Kirk died after a campus shooting in Utah on Wednesday.

Animal shelter, emergency boarding programs strained under increasing need for animal care

More pet owners are surrendering animals due to housing or money constraints. 

Indiana football eyes 3-0 start to the 2025 season against Indiana State

The Hoosiers own a 6-0 record in all-time matchups between the two teams.

Indiana field hockey prepares for weekend games against a pair of Pennsylvania schools

The Hoosiers defeated both teams the last time they played.

S. T. Gibson promotes her newest book in ‘The Summoner's Circle’ series

S. T. Gibson hosts panel about her new book “Ascension” at Morgenstern Books.

LETTER: We Forced the World to Unite…Against US!

The USA’s troubles are our own making, and what comes next is our choice.

Updated IU policy shifts faculty academic decision-making power toward administrators

A new policy changes the role of IU faculty on campus.

Indiana volleyball looks to continue win streak at Rambler Invitational

The Hoosiers started 5-0 for the first time since 2017.

Novo Nordisk cuts 9,000 jobs, company says Bloomington impact undetermined

The Danish pharmaceutical company announced plans to cut 9,000 positions worldwide.

‘There is absolutely no justification’: Exodus responds to AG claim it interfered with ICE

Indianapolis-based nonprofit Exodus Refugee Immigration is the subject of the investigation.

Indiana basketball to host Hoosier Hoops on Kirkwood

The event was announced Wednesday.

OPINION: Invisible threads: how plants weave healing stories of community, sustainability

An IU researcher explores the role plants play in community resilience and sustainability.

Welcome to Ask Ainsley: an advice column built by and for students

IDS writer Ainsley Foster to start a student ran and focused advice column.

Bloomington’s Cody Trammell backed by generations of racing at hometown track

COLUMN: ‘Wednesday’ season 2 leaves originality in the grave

With weak characters, plot and intrigue, even a mystery meat sandwich surpasses this season.

OPINION: I adopted from Bloomington Animal Shelter. I know you can help too

Adopting shelter kittens, despite my workload and worries, was a fantastic decision.

Board of Trustees to vote on two new majors, revisit code of conduct at next meeting

The Board of Trustees will meet for the first time this semester Thursday.

Indiana football sells out games against Michigan State, UCLA

Three games so far this season at Memorial Stadium are sold out.