Longform

No. 2 Indiana women’s basketball continues streak with domination of No. 12 Michigan

The win marks the ninth of the season for the Hoosiers over a ranked opponent.

COLUMN: The anatomy of a No. 2 Indiana women’s basketball blowout — Michigan edition

The Hoosiers’ winning recipe may propel them to postseason glory.

Mackenzie Holmes moves into second on Indiana women’s basketball all-time blocks list

Against Michigan, the senior forward tied and passed Jill Chapman’s career mark of 197 blocks.

College Gameday to travel to Iowa City for Indiana women’s basketball game versus Hawkeyes

Indiana beat Iowa in the teams’ first matchup this season.

OPINION: America should take a multilingual approach to education

Learning languages earlier in life can lead to many social and professional benefits.

Indiana bill would offer career training scholarship funding for high schoolers

House Bill 1002 is part of an effort to "reinvent" high school.

COLUMN: Tickling my taste buds: taste-testing Olipop prebiotic sodas

After seeing this brand all over the internet, I decided to give it a try.

Black Voices: Grammy Awards brought feats and disappointments

Many artists made history, but we still have a long way to go.

Gov. Eric Holcomb barred from entering Russia

The list includes multiple governors and state or federal officials.

‘We’re ready for the challenge’: Indiana baseball to open 2023 season at No. 22 Auburn

Siena transfer Ben “Bigs” Seiler will take the mound for the Hoosiers in the season opener Friday at 5 p.m. 

Q&A with Yi-Chen Chiang, composer for student film ‘Dancing Man’

“Dancing Man” premieres on Feb. 26.

Police union speaks out against city council decision to move police headquarters

The Bloomington Police Department headquarters will be moved to Showers City Hall.

Episode 4: Iowa and Ohio State recap, Michigan and Purdue preview

Indiana softball returns to Clearwater for the ESPN Clearwater Classic

The Hoosiers are set to take on four ranked teams in their four days in Clearwater.

Missed opportunities haunt No. 14 Indiana men’s basketball in loss to Northwestern

The Hoosiers outscored the Wildcats by 17 in the second half but still fell short.

COLUMN: Indiana men’s basketball just needs to screw up a little bit less

The Hoosiers can’t reliably dig themselves out of 21-point deficits.

‘A sense of community’: City council debates renewing Kirkwood closure

The council voted to postpone the issue of renewing the outdoor dining program to March 1.

Desperate comeback attempt falls short; No. 14 Indiana men’s basketball loses 64-62

Indiana was down 19 at halftime and missed a chance to win at the buzzer.