Indiana baseball snaps 6-game losing skid with shutout win over Rutgers Friday

The Hoosiers scored 11 runs on 12 hits in six innings.

Your IDS Guide to the 2026 Indiana primaries

Rania Matar’s new Eskenazi Museum exhibit highlights women’s resistance in Lebanon

Photographer Rania Matar discussed “Where Do I Go?,” which highlights portraits of resilience in Lebanon.

PRESS RELEASE: Nunn Law Office Celebrates Statewide Recognition for Jury Trial Leadership

Ken Nunn Law Office is earning statewide recognition for its leadership in the courtroom, with the Indiana Jury Verdict Reporter 2025 Year in Review naming the firm as having more reported jury trials than any other plaintiff firm in Indiana over the past 26 years.

Indiana football’s pro day ‘a moment of gratitude’ for departing Hoosiers

Pro day marked the final on-field showcase for former Hoosiers.

PRESS RELEASE: City of Jasper Featured in Business View Magazine

City of Jasper is proud to announce its feature in the March 2026 issue of Business View Magazine, highlighting the community’s strong leadership, strategic planning, and continued momentum across key areas of development.

Indiana baseball returns home for Big Ten series against Rutgers

Indiana's bats look for a recovery after a slow start to conference games.

Bloomington City Council delays vote on Hopewell PUD for 3rd consecutive meeting

The city is seeking zoning changes for the Hopewell South development.

IU Lilly Library announces acquisition of David Ben’s magic history collection

David Ben donated a 50-year magic collection to the Lilly Library.

An IU junior is suing Indiana for the right to use student IDs to vote. What do students think?

Josh Montagne joined nonpartisan advocacy groups Count Us In and Women4Change Indiana as a plaintiff.

Indiana softball travels to UCLA for offensive showdown

The Bruins' 104 home runs rank second in the country.

IUPD receives 6 separate scooter theft reports in 2 days

The six reports detailed electric scooters being stolen from campus.

OPINION: No, modern art is not a money-laundering scheme

Recent online trends point to an alarming uptick in anti-intellectual rhetoric.

GUEST COLUMN: There is a better way forward for IU GenEd requirements

Critical thinking and math in everyday life should be part of IU GenEd requirements.

PRESS RELEASE: Mayor Kerry Thomson and Planning & Transportation Director David Hittle to Host Traveling Town Hall April 6

Mayor Kerry Thomson and City of Bloomington Planning & Transportation Director David Hittle invite residents to the next Traveling Town Hall on Monday, April 6, from 6 to 7 p.m. at Morgenstern Books and Cafe, 849 S Auto Mall Road.