COLUMN: For many alumni, Homecoming felt different this year. It’s because Indiana football was worth celebrating. #iufb

#iufb didn’t put together a dominating performance vs. Iowa like it did against Illinois. But the Hoosiers emerged from Kinnick Stadium with a gutsy 7-point victory over the Hawkeyes.

PHOTOS: Indiana football defeats Illinois 63-10

COLUMN: The student commons in the Biology Building, the rooftop of Goodbody Hall and the Luddy building are worth a visit if you haven’t already.

Animal Care and Control director Virgil Sauder said shelter funds have been tight this year. From Sept. 1 until Sept. 21, this matching fundraiser is meant to help.

UPDATED: Vigil for Charlie Kirk planned for Sunday evening in IMU

COLUMN: Paramore lead singer Hayley Williams released her third studio album, “Ego Death at a Bachelorette Party,” and it may be her most emotionally raw and vulnerable work to date.

LETTER: Say it Right: A Hoosier’s Lament

Holden Brown’s scoreless run extended to 268 minutes Wednesday as the goalkeeper earned his second clean sheet in two games. The reigning Big Ten Goalkeeper of the Week is confident — and #iums are succeeding because of that.

Is the switch from physical to digital CrimsonCards a win or epic fail? Students weigh in.

COLUMN: There’s more to ‘Man’s Best Friend’ than meets the eye

OPINION: House Bill 1001 will give Gov. Mike Braun unchecked power.

With her quirky personality, catchy pop hooks and witty lyrics, Audrey Hobert has captured the attention of the internet. Her debut album “Who’s the Clown?” expands on her inner anxieties, hopes and desires in a way that is both funny and vulnerable.

COLUMN: Hulu’s latest high-speed comedy, “Eenie Meanie,” released on the platform Aug. 22. Starring Samara Weaving as Edie Meaney, the film missed the mark on being a female-driven action classic.

IU's Latino Studies department will hold a four-day event celebrating 100 years of salsa musician Celia Cruz starting Sept. 3.

COLUMN: Austin Butler continues to demonstrate his generational talent in "Caught Stealing," a crime caper from director Darren Aronofsky.

IU now requires all faculty to publish their course syllabi online to the public following a state law and IU policy enacted over the summer.

Two groups hosted Labor Day rallies in Bloomington on Monday. Here’s what they were protesting.

How will the boys’ soccer teams at Bloomington High School North and South fare in a potential last year for Conference Indiana?

OPINION: Phones perform every task: bill paying, grocery shopping, navigation, research and writing. We’re dead to society without one. Soon, life for many at IU will also be lived through a phone.

OPINION: The IU community and the people of Indiana must save IU before it is too late.

Music fans attend a showing of "It's Never Over, Jeff Buckley" at the Buskirk-Chumley Theatre. The documentary premiered Aug. 8, 2025.

What to know about changes to Bloomington Transit and IU Campus Bus Service

With a summer full of movies, it can be hard to know what's worth seeing. Here are my favorite and least favorite releases from this summer.

The auditorium's fall semester is packed with IU classics and new shows. Tickets are available now.

OPINION: Still feeling out of place after Welcome Week and the first days of class? Here’s how to make those first connections count.

Socials Abstract - Retired IU professor John K. Kruschke has taken up poetry in retirement. He’ll read some of his work Sunday at Morgenstern Books.

Socials Abstract - He knelt to the ground and pulled out a ring. Swift announced her engagement to Kelce via Instagram on Tuesday.

LETTER: IU’s double standard on plagiarism

#iufb safety Louis Moore is now eligible to play in the team’s first two games following an extension of his temporary restraining order.

A $241 million investment in a facility expansion for the contract development and manufacturing organization, Simtra BioPharma Solutions, will move forward after the county council approved its request for a tax break on the 65-acre building site.

The Monroe County Jail will evacuate inmates Wednesday to various courtrooms following reports of mold found inside the jail facility. Read more here:

OPINION: IU football’s comeback this past season is much more than a sports story: it's a legacy of transformation.

3 Indiana football players from 2024 roster make NFL teams, 5 others waived

Former Indiana men’s soccer goalkeeper Roman Celentano named to USMNT

Indiana men’s soccer’s Jacopo Fedrizzi named Big Ten Offensive Player of the Week

COLUMN: With success comes expectations. Indiana’s season opener against Old Dominion is a golden opportunity for the Hoosiers to establish their identity early on. Here’s what they must show against the Monarchs.

Bloomington’s Community and Family Resource Department was allocated $300,000 in DEIB training funding in the last fiscal year. The 2026 proposed city budget hearing discussed the elimination of these funds completely.

After firing the previous WFIU/WTIU executive director in September 2024, IU has named a new executive director of “integrated public media.”

Guided by Easton Bogard’s spark off the bench, Indiana fought back to erase a 2-0 deficit against the University of San Francisco

Jacopo Fedrizzi nets brace, continues hot streak for No. 11 Indiana men’s soccer

OPINION: IU was built on principles of civic duty, leadership and justice. Today, it is led by those too cowardly to stand for any of them.

Two student organizations were placed on disciplinary status this summer. Read which ones here:

PHOTOS: Bloomington celebrates annual Pridefest

COLUMN: Amazon’s latest romance film, “The Map That Leads to You” released on Aug. 20. Starring Madelyn Cline and KJ Apa, the movie is endearing yet boring, with a predictable plot twist and cheesy ending.

Indiana men’s soccer faces University of San Francisco in second match of the year

The IU Police Department arrested an 18-year-old woman in connection to an early morning shooting at 10th and Walnut Grove streets.

Three retired IU professors sued the Board of Trustees on Wednesday, claiming new policies unjustly restrict their voting rights.

No. 11 Indiana men’s soccer overcomes frustration, salvages 2-2 draw with No. 9 Clemson

Indiana women’s soccer prevails 1-0 over in-state foe Ball State