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Students showcase their clothing brands at Bloomington vintage store

Members of BYOB rotate in club booths and rent individual full-time spaces at the store.

Indiana basketball programs won’t wear Fear of God uniforms in ‘any upcoming games’

Both programs previously announced Wednesday they’d be wearing the uniforms Thursday and Feb. 26.

Bloomington JOANN Fabrics set to close amid company’s reported bankruptcy

The store is just one of the more than 500 stores closing nationwide.

Indiana football head coach Curt Cignetti reflects on historic season at student-only lecture

PRESS RELEASE: IDS Spring Housing Fair Brings Vendors to Students

The Indiana Daily Student will hold the spring Housing Fair on Tuesday, February 25, 2025 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Alumni Hall in the Indiana Memorial Union.

COLUMN: From coffee shops to gyms: 5 study spots in Bloomington

These are some pros and cons of study locations around and outside campus

Indiana softball set to compete in first big test of the season at Jeannine McHaney Memorial Classic

The Hoosiers are currently on an eight-game winning streak.

PRESS RELEASE: Mayor Kerry Thomson to Host Traveling Office Hours at Bloomington Farm Stop Collective on March 4

Mayor Kerry Thomson will host her next Traveling Office Hours at Bloomington Farm Stop Collective, offering residents the opportunity for individual, face-to-face conversations on city matters.

PRESS RELEASE: Bloomington/Monroe County Human Rights Commission Seeks Student Voices for 2025 Art & Essay Contest

The Bloomington/Monroe County Human Rights Commission invites local students to participate in the Youth Art & Essay Contest, exploring the theme: “How does diversity make our community stronger?”

PRESS RELEASE: City Accepting Applications for Neighborhood Traffic Calming Projects

The City of Bloomington invites residents to apply for the 2025 Resident-Led Traffic Calming Program, an initiative designed to improve safety and reduce vehicle speeds on residential streets.

Indiana women’s basketball set to begin tough 3-game stretch, hosts No. 8 Ohio State

The Hoosiers are 16-9 overall and 8-6 in the Big Ten entering Thursday’s matchup.

COLUMN: Amazon’s ‘My Fault: London’ surpasses the original in every way possible

The film’s messy but romantic story is sure to draw viewers in.

Concerned Scientists at IU protests politicization of science at town hall

The event focused on the first month of the new Trump administration.

Indiana men’s soccer releases 2025 spring schedule

The Hoosiers will play five opponents, starting March 1 against Evansville.

Second Washington County turkey farm affected by bird flu

Bird flu is lethal to birds but poses a low risk to humans.

Monroe Convention Center expansion gets new, ‘obvious’ name

The Capital Improvement Board approved the name unanimously Wednesday.

OPINION: The Democrats must stand for something

Democrats’ commitment to billionaire donors leaves them without direction after the election.

LGBTQ+ Health Care Conference canceled; faculty cites pressure from state legislation

The conference was canceled Jan. 29.

‘Celebrating Women in STEM’ event at SPEA commemorates women's achievements

The Walter Center and the O’Neill School co-hosted the event Tuesday.

LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Federal employees are not the enemy

Federal workers have been demonized by the Trump administration.