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Award-winning children’s book author Matthew Cordell speaks at library exhibit

Matthew Cordell shared his journey into children's literature at the Monroe County Public Library.

COLUMN: A St. Patrick’s Day movie lineup as lucky as a four-leaf clover

These are the films you should be watching this St. Patrick’s Day.

IU completes its first international repatriation of human remains to Easter Island

Indiana University has completed its first international repatriation of human remains to the Rapa Nui people of Easter Island.

COLUMN: ‘Mickey 17,’ though fun, is hindered by a lackluster script

Bong Joon-ho’s newest film insists too much on holding the audience’s hand.

How does Whitten’s salary compare to other Big Ten presidents?

Whitten’s salary increase puts her on par with other university presidents.

COLUMN: Why I think 'Anora' deserved its Oscars sweep

The Best Picture romantic comedy won five times at the 97th Academy Awards.

Indiana men’s tennis falls short against USC, continues losing streak

The Hoosiers lost to the Trojans on Sunday afternoon 6-1.

Strong defensive effort compels Indiana men’s soccer to a 4-1 victory over Oakland

The Hoosiers surrendered zero shots on goal in the first period.

Students with diabetes forced to carry used needles amid lack of sharps disposal at IU

Sharps disposal poses an extra burden and risk for students who need medical injections.

Los Angeles wave crashes over Indiana water polo with 2 losses to start MPSF season

The Hoosiers lost convincingly to No. 2 USC and No. 4 UCLA this weekend.

Indiana women’s tennis blanked by No. 36 Penn State

The Hoosiers have now lost back-to-back matches.

Future in Focus: International Women’s Day Conference empowers IU women

The event featured a keynote and workshops on women’s strength and potential.

‘Challenge the broligarchs’: community members attend IU Women’s March

Community members gathered Sunday at Showalter Fountain for the IU’s Women’s March.

PRESS RELEASE: City of Bloomington Expands Traffic Barriers Along East 3rd Street Bicycle Lane to Enhance Safety

The City of Bloomington will install additional traffic barriers along East 3rd Street to improve safety and accessibility for cyclists and other roadway users.

PRESS RELEASE: City of Bloomington Offers Incentives for Homeowners Investing in Solar and Energy Efficiency

Applications are open for the 2025 Bloomington Green Home Improvement Program (BGHIP), a program that supports Bloomington homeowners who install clean energy and energy efficiency.

‘This is not our dream’: Afghan refugees seek support from local Bloomington organization

COLUMN: An ode to the movie theater experience

The communal cinema experience is life-affirming and must endure.

PHOTOS: Latin Jazz Ensemble brings music, dancing to Buskirk-Chumley Theater

The performance took place March 3, 2025, and started at 7:30.

COLUMN: Top spring trends to look for in 2025

Spring fashion this year should mix bold colors, classic silhouettes and unconventional styles.

Finding ‘A Place to Call Home’ through art therapy at the Eskenazi Museum of Art

An art therapy group aims to help students find their place in Bloomington.