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Indiana women’s basketball stages comeback against Nebraska despite lack of depth

One player came off the bench in the Hoosiers’ comeback victory Wednesday.

Monroe County under flood watch until Thursday afternoon. Here's how to stay safe

Monroe County could get up to seven inches of cumulative rainfall this week.

‘Cendrillon’ opera to premiere Friday, bringing Cinderella to IU’s campus

The opera will be performed March 6 and 7 at the Musical Arts Center.

Indiana women’s basketball makes comeback, defeats Nebraska in Big Ten Tournament

The Hoosiers were down by 19 points in the second quarter.

OPINION: Tropes in Netflix’s 'Bridgerton' prove women’s oppression invades our fantasy worlds

As a Regency-era fantasy, “Bridgerton” depends on misogynistic systems to structure its romances.

How to ‘live your 20s’: IU students increasingly turning to Christianity

PRESS RELEASE: City of Bloomington Launches Community Survey with Scientific Sample

The City of Bloomington has announced the launch of its 2026 Community Survey, continuing a practice in place since 2017 of engaging an independent research firm to assess resident perspectives on City services, priorities, and quality of life.

COLUMN: What students can learn from Olympians about preventing burnout

Olympic athletes' recovery strategies offer students lessons in balance and burnout prevention.

Indiana TE Riley Nowakowski’s hopes ‘lunch pail, hard hat’ mentality shines amid NFL goals

Nowakowski played one season with the Hoosiers.

Indiana men’s tennis looks to build on strong start entering conference play

The Hoosiers started the nonconference with a 6-3 record.

IU BFC discusses sanctuary campus motion, pro-Palestinian org cease and desist

 IUB Chancellor David Reingold also spoke about the provost search during the meeting.

How Bloomington organizations are using Downtown Outreach grants

Bloomington opened 2026 Downtown Outreach grant applications.

IU student trades up foam finger for signed Curt Cignetti football

A classroom challenge turned one foam finger into a viral Hoosier trading chain.

Bloomington’s District 61 faces a rare primary match-up: Where the candidates stand

 Lilliana Young is challenging incumbent Matt Pierce for the District 61 seat.

OPINION: When RFK Jr. eschews alcohol guidelines, Dr. Oz embraces debunked pseudoscience, apparently

Dr. Oz exploits debunked "Blue Zones" to explain the USDA removing alcohol guidelines.

COLUMN: Mitski's latest album is a love letter to her career

"Nothing's About to Happen to Me" is an emotional and experimental release from Mitski.

Meet the candidates for top IU Graduate and Professional Student Government positions

GPSG representatives vote March 6 to elect new leadership.

Indiana men’s basketball to face Minnesota in penultimate regular-season contest

The Hoosiers previously lost to the Golden Gophers on Dec. 3.

COLUMN: Indiana made the Big Ten Tournament. Can the Hoosiers continue their red-hot play?

Indiana women’s basketball finished February with a 6-2 record.

The Payoff Podcast: Indiana women's basketball finishes regular season, readies for Big Ten Tournament