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COLUMN: This year’s Homecoming felt different. Indiana football is the reason why This year, the Hoosiers are worth celebrating.

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

Indiana football notches clutch touchdown vs. Iowa, escapes Kinnick Stadium with win The Hoosiers improved to 5-0 with their 7-point victory.

#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 Indiana will next play Iowa on Sept. 27.

PHOTOS: Indiana football defeats Illinois 63-10

COLUMN: 3 more underrated spots at IU There are more places on campus worth seeing than just those that tours highlight.

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.

Bloomington Animal Shelter raises money for emergency vet bills, medical care From Sept. 1 until Sept. 21, donations will be matched for the shelter’s strained medical fund. 

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 Kirk died after a campus shooting in Utah on Wednesday.

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

COLUMN: Hayley Williams is the biggest star at this bachelorette party bar Hayley Williams’ “Ego Death at a Bachelorette Party” contains some of her best work yet.

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 Sportscasters beware — your ignorance is showing.

LETTER: Say it Right: A Hoosier’s Lament

‘Like riding a bike’: Holden Brown returning to form, delivering for Indiana men’s soccer Brown has secured consecutive clean sheets for the Hoosiers.

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.

CrimsonCards go digital. How do students feel? Digital CrimsonCards available through IU Mobile are replacing physical cards.

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 "Man’s Best Friend” is a heartbreaking album about how men treat women: like dogs.

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

OPINION: House Bill 1001 silences the voices of IU’s alumni Gov. Braun sent a concerning message by eliminating alumni voting for the Board of Trustees.

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

COLUMN: Audrey Hobert’s ‘Who’s the Clown?’ is a breath of fresh air The pop musician's debut album is comical, witty and vulnerable.

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: ‘Eenie Meanie’ lets its leading lady down Hulu’s latest high-speed comedy, “Eenie Meanie,” crashes way before the finish line.

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.

Celebration of ‘Queen of Salsa’ Celia Cruz coming to IU A 100 year celebration of salsa musician Celia Cruz will feature live performances and workshops.

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

COLUMN: ‘Caught Stealing’ is an entertaining, original comedy thriller Darren Aronofsky’s take on the crime caper is intensely effective.

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

State law requires IU faculty to post syllabi online. Here’s what to know The new law, part of the state’s two-year budget bill, took effect July 1.  

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.

Bloomington, IU communities express grievances with Trump and IU admin during Labor Day protests Two different groups took to downtown Bloomington for Labor Day rallies Monday.

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

Bloomington South boys’ soccer faces uncertain future in potential Conference Indiana swansong Bloomington North will move to the Mid-State Conference in 2026.

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

OPINION: Digital cards are a crimson crime Digital CrimsonCards smooth out the texture of college life.

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.

Abdulkader Sinno: Why I left IU, Indiana and the United States Selfish politicians, irresponsible trustees and unethical administrators are destroying a once great university.

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

Generations of fans reflect on Jeff Buckley’s life in new documentary "It's Never Over, Jeff Buckley” was shown at the Buskirk-Chumley Theater on Thursday

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

Changes to Bloomington Transit and IU Campus Bus routes: What to know Bloomington Transit rolled out fare-free digital bus passes for all IU students.

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

COLUMN: The best and worst movies of summer 2025 After a summer filled with new releases, here are my favorites and least favorites.

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.

IU Auditorium’s lineup of shows for fall semester Shows playing at IU Auditorium this fall semester, so you don’t miss your favorites.

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

OPINION: An IU senior’s advice for finding friendships during your first weeks of class If Welcome Week felt overwhelming, here’s how I managed the changes.

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

A conversation with John K. Kruschke, retired IU professor-turned-poet Kruschke, who’s exploring poetry during retirement, will read his poetry Sunday at Morgenstern Books.

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.

COLUMN: Taylor Swift’s engagement shows healing and true love The musician shared her engagement via Instagram on Tuesday.

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 Indiana University's independent student newspaper.

LETTER: IU’s double standard on plagiarism

Indiana safety Louis Moore eligible for season-opener, judge extends order for 14 days Moore will be eligible for another 14 days.

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