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PRESS RELEASE: City of Bloomington Seeks Residents to Serve on Boards and Commissions

The City of Bloomington inesidents to apply for positions on multiple boards and commissions. These service opportunities will allow members of the public to directly participate in city government initiatives and policy-making processes.

The Payoff Podcast: Indiana women's basketball competes at the Big Ten Tournament, postseason grades

COLUMN:  Prime Video’s ‘Young Sherlock’ is fast-paced and action-filled

The series creates a riveting backstory for the brilliant detective.

Indiana softball prepares for midweek showdown with Loyola University Chicago

The Hoosiers look to build off their weekend series victory over Minnesota.

Bloomington Symphony Orchestra blends traditional Japanese music with western composers

The Bloomington Symphony Orchestra brought cross-cultural music to the Buskirk-Chumley Theater.

IU students launch LSAT study platform: What to know about Lawgic Prep

Frustrated with existing LSAT prep programs, IU students launched their own platform.

COLUMN: Let college athletes unionize

Name, image and likeness is step one, and unionization is step two.

Indiana baseball set to face Wright State in midweek home game Tuesday

The Hoosiers are 6-9 heading into Tuesday’s game.

COLUMN: ‘The Bride!’ wants to go beyond a large studio film. It almost does

Jessie Buckley and Christian Bale star in the Maggie Gyllenhaal-directed movie.

OPINION: Will you marry ChatGPMe?

Parasocial relationships with AI chatbots are fueling misogynistic behaviors.

How Indiana Students Can Boost Their Study Game

Most of your studying fails for boring reasons. You start too late, you work in the wrong place, or your phone takes the first ten minutes and the next ten follow it. You can fix a lot of that with rules that run automatically and short study blocks you repeat across the week. When the routine holds, your workload feels less like a crisis and more like admin.

Indiana swimmers make final push toward NCAA Championships

Indiana swimmers get a last chance to qualify for the NCAA Championships.

Indiana men’s tennis starts conference play 0-2 with loses to UCLA, USC

The Hoosiers went 0-2 on the weekend against and fell to 6-5 overall.

Bloomington gets $50k grant to protect ash trees

Bloomington received $50,000 to manage emerald ash borer damage and restore its urban canopy.

LETTER: Missed abortion (miscarriage) care medical bills

A 34-year-old PhD student describes her experience with a miscarriage and medical bills.

Podcast: Indiana legislative session ends, Cignetti’s contract updated

Situational hitting costs Indiana baseball in weekend series loss to Washington

The Hoosiers left 12 players on base Sunday.

Indiana wrestling finishes 10th at Big Ten Championships

Four Hoosiers qualified for NCAA Championships.

Washington offensive surge overcomes Indiana baseball in first Big Ten series

Washington scored 22 runs over the final two games to win the series.

‘It’s certainly disappointing’: How Indiana men’s basketball’s season slipped away

The Hoosiers lost five of their last six games.